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a Cough. Cold OF Sore Throat.

n Cough Cold OF Sore Throat,
should be stopped. Neglect frequently
rusults in an Iaacewa6le LaG1g Disease
or Consumption. BroaO'a'S Bronchial
Troches do not disorder the stomach
like cough syrups and balsams, but act
directly on the iaa7anaed parts. allaying
irritation, give relief IN asthma, BToa-
chitiS, Coughs, Catarrh, and the Throat
Troubles which Singers and Public
Speakers are subject to. For thirty
years Browns Bronchial Troches have
been recommended by physicians, and
have always given perfect satisfaction.
Having been tested by wide and con
slant use for nearly an entire generation
they have attained well>merited rank
among the few staple remedies of the age
Sold at twenty-five cents box every
where,
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Orange Groves

Orange groves put out and cared
tor clearing, breaking, setting, buds
ding; and culture, for thosewho can
not attend to them personally. Best
OF testimonials.
D. =, Bazemore, DeLand, Florida
1S4x235.
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Always Refreshing.

A delicious odor is impaired by
Floreston Cologne which is always re-
ireshiDg, no matter how freely used
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again, did yon ever see iris pockets
book before ?" "Why, OF course.
Hit am de same one you showed me
a minute ago. Yer must be loosinr
yer mind, Jedge." demanded 10
jail without bail.
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"A Sure Preventive OF Fever and
AGue

As an antidote against malarial poison.
fever and ague, and other intermittent
levers, nothing equals Browns Iron Bit
tiers. A true tonic! A perfect safeguard!
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-06-10

=
In vjewof the meo law which recent
y pgevails1 in tbe Hoass Of Depgssentp
.ativaD Il nlay hewsll foe Coa9IDemea
- holt jale long ensqgh tocousider tl,e
GIese IT. s4essiss ct this janoture MY
hove upon future legislation. In all
lsGlslative bodies certain rules are e.
tablished for their governmeDt and
among them, and not the least import
ant, are those for the protection Of the
rights q the minority. When those
rights are abridged or Destroyed by the
action Of the majority the body becomes
little lefs than IN unorganised mob IN
which ri&ht becomes right simply BY
virtue Of might. It h not Ill clear that
the Republican majority can AFFORD to
run it, legislative business upon this
principle, II the high-handed outrages
which It has committed upon the minor
ity may b called principle; for the
weaker party Of to-day may Do the
stronger party at the next session.
And II the rule obtain that the
stronger may override all rules and pre-
cedents 1t viii the Republicans have no
assurance that they viii not b the vic
Tins year hence. The ruling Of Speak
eF Keller and the support given It by bis
partisans may be likened to two edged
sword that cuts both ways. The Dem
ocrats receive its stroke ut this session
and II they d. not retaliate when they
have the chance It will b because their
consefvatism and we'll known love for
faiI play will prompt them to cast aside
every feeling Of resentment for the
wrongs which they are now compelled
IN aa,fnna
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The Billiugs He, aid In commenting
upon Delegate Maginnis' bill for the Ne

The Billiugs He, aid In commenting
upon Delegate Maginnis' bill for the ne
apportionment Of Montana says:
This bill 10 Of great interest to the
residents in this portion Of the Yellow
stone valley. The next legislature CON-
venes in January, 1858, and the election
Of it, melnbes will take place In No
vember Of this year. BY that time this
upper portion Of Custer county will
possess . population Of legal voters,
fully i've or six thousand In excess
Of the total vote Of the county at
the election Of 1850. The balance Of
power will Be In our hands. Cus-
ter county n Of UNIV ieldy sire,
. fact Of which our tax-payers sre
70 painfully aware that We will not at
present enter into . discussion Of the
subject. A division Of the county by
the Legislstive Assembly next winter
y Of the utmost importance and our
voters win do we'll to eject . reprsenta-
tive who viii make the journey to Hell
ena pledged to accomplish that object.
Custer unity might, perhaps, have it,
western limit about the mouth Of the
Rosebud and the remainder 70 the 10th
degree Of longitude oouId b formed In.
to Clark county, with Billings, Of
course, - Ito county seat
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Alexander Stephens wi. meet with
unexpected ol,pcnition In his canvass
81 the 0e0ryts 00vern0sship. The
1scoo Telegraph 0sd Aencx0er opens
- guns upon him after the following
manner: HE h physically incapable
e Aischagxing the duties Of any public
o0ce, aud no n,an 10 the United States
koows the fact better than himself. It
doss SEEM that even = moderate sense Of
lDepsissy wouls' induce = zen Ative man
~ tosssk IN once Whose duties he N
utterly ipcempetent to discharge. But
sDce seeking greed dots not take int,
onassdesstion questions ~ Poblic inter-
-" Tnis = very Unjusl ~ NJ. g.
lhons. He vas MT m aspirsnt for the
o0be and consented TO run ouly o. co.,
diaieo that ,he nomination shou.d b
oaaaimessly eooatsFsd spuo him. But
ss0e Dss would object ~ ~ anol
1pm heaven - candidate foe oGDoa
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~ Oh 70 restore Fits John Porter 70
Asasmy with The I.nk Of Colonel and
0Plaes him npon the retired lit W.
DPosted By 6snatoss seweil, Coekrell,
Hampton, Grover and Naxey. Games.
-, O. Re1nsylvsnia, will slso support
= EoCan will b. supported In biz nj
Deslfy Eepsst BY Haryisos and Hswjey.
h bill viii undoubtedly pass The Sen.
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The Blllings Hern'd, new candidate
~ public favor, made IT. appearance
0peo ar table yesterday. In quantity,
entity and make up Of matter Il b .
suodfs TO the new town and deserves, -
lGwi1l douhtle.S receive, y liberal pat
Ssas .: A. It, aalusatocy is . model one
Vopoblish II 1t length. ''Our object In
esGning to Montana wss not to improve
Gnnhealth."
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H. Patrick Egan, Treasurer Of the
1tish Land League, teltgrapbed from
1asis ~ President Money, ~ the Land
1nGue q BufIhl !. that the rumoe 81 the
dkt6oa q TIE League b 40 invention
q Ne enemy, and add.: "PArnell, Dbl
~ Dsvitt aud mysrlf are In thorough
soapaA American friends can rely upon
L thatthses will b no surrender on our
a11e:r
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An earthly courts having Jailed him
0uiteau now pisces bis whole reliance
1bepasdon upon Gid snd Prsaident Ar
1hss. It b not likely Arthur viii prove
uoge meecifal than the court IN honc,
a0d - tie days q miracles have pasDod
sway The Peor crsnk will have 10
OWinR.
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The total number Of arrivals of imnsi-
CaD1D 1t New York from Nay LIT to
llAe 16th inclusive was q. Isl, or ct the
n1Def about 2, 10 day. These figures
sneak volumes IN favor Of thu county
80 home for the poot and oppss.sed Of
ether nations.
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Uev Yogk OogyosponAooo. FAila6olphia Tl0ol
Natural hair varies IN price according
to the prevailing fashioosble color and
raye shedes a light and aubuIa hsii
. yard loeg, costs from $50 to >l7S On
09nco. CjoTa Louise KslloGg hao q
blonde ''Masgees,ttsr Wig, tie hair d
which b . yard and four inches .looe
and cost $50 IN ounce IN PARA Four
and . halt ounces Of hair Wert. used and
the Wig when completed cnst 17l0L She
wore it half . doee1 times aud then cent
Il % . Wig-makef In Chjcigo 10 have Il
dressed and he burned the hair % badly
that when II was repaired By Nj. Bucx
. few months ago, >9O0 worth Of hair
he'd 10 b taken out OF Il. Hair SNUG
sling b v ~ pFo0jab)e, - several thoale-
and dolDan' worth Of hair may b oar.
RED In the pocket Of . vest; hut the ex-
pesienoe Of . smugg]eF named Jansen,
who had q, ono worth Of blonde hair
oeised BY the cust0m-houee 0l1lcjals in
New York, in 1850, had tho effect Of
greatly checking the practice, but Il b
still carried On to some extent in New
Orleans. The price Of . wig depends
entirely upon lie style and the quality
and quantity Of hair used; but % sectors
thoroughly appreciate the value Of nrst-
class wleD, they are. . . rule, willing to
pay good prices t0F what they want. J.
l.. 6l0ddord haD over 00O chararteP
wigs; G. w. Culs3ock owns 40; william
Warren, Of Boston, bee sevesal hun.
dred; p. L. Davenport has' atruuk full:
George Grin b ha6 over flfty wigs fcr
old men; John Mccullough travis wiz
. trunk tall OF flne ones; Edwin Booths
Wig number about nlty, Hamlet being
tho only part hs plays without . viz;
job. 8. Clarke ha6 several dozen, and
the wigs he wears at night arc always
dressed BY Q professional WiG.makeF In
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nAae been estimated that tie amount
sfprspsstv destroyed and taken away
- IT, anti, Jewlsh agitatien In Russia
vill amnsnt to >llO. OOD, ono. That coun-
~ pays 6:arly 5Ds whatever satisisction
AnAy have derived from pesDeeuting
>hese people,. The real damage the M
ao0.has sus4ained by permitting the
sotrages cannot be estimated by dollazs
andi0ents.
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One q tho new capsiose amoog In.
p09ted dgeuo>0 Il the ~ II ve)vst ~ Uoe-
ton dresses. For ine.asce, the turned-
over olllaS, cuts, bilt, and bows o. .
dark blue l,eronjs dsuD sre q velvse Of
the onsalo CUoOg.
CLOVIS sre made longer than ever,
and arv eilbse sllrfed a. Over the s)esve
" under T. They age neostly VEN nov
u very lot unglsssd hid, MT tight IT.
e. - ths NY ~ sss hPp''ss e-'r
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81. LOUIS, June IA Dispatch from
S.v,. .','Is . 90: = ~; NJ ~ a.. =: " =:
yesrs Of axe, living about three and =
hair miles fium Vienna, illinois. on the
Wabash SajlTuad was murdered. It
seems b. he'd been sitting BY small
lamp reading. The assnssins entered,
tied him TO the chair IN which be w.
sitting, then tied bic hands behind him
and hi. feet Together. when found bie
te.t were burned to crisp BY the lamp
being held under them. They then
the house. When through they cut the
bride with which be WSo bound % i've
chair and showed him over a. The 1s,oP
where hs wes found By his nsighbon
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NOTICE.

NoorwHex PAcI1lc RAJ. Rad,
Op1lCs o. 0EN's. LAND A0'r n 7. WY
HsL' MA Montana, Juno 3. 1oo9. }
The lands ~ the Northern pa0j0N Railr0 d
Connpo y includes " tire following t0Wnohips.
snd n { alree y applied for BY actual settlers,
sI> asFved firm sale.
Tovnahlp North Of Ranges and west
2 I" and
:" "1issTe II"
1o~:'''p ; '': !: q Ranges !: e.: "a : !:
I'D. 9CONE.
General Land Agent Northern Pacific r. r.
Montana Divlai0n.
00lotWlm
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Spsce l W. I'm. m ,rr
Three Gard Monte Men Caupnt

Oa Monday last, 10 S.uuntop. tbreo vonno
Soarpsrs tiled to play little gams of throt
cad monte ca MI. John Christian, of Ssocp's,
Whom they tcck to ba aa easy snd uususpecl-
log 7lctIm OF rural tint. They uis:ook their
man. however. fer ho hai them sll arrested,
ur' Cnrlstlan, statement as made before the
| magistrate bstore whom tho three-J, G. LIN
| Rlsy, hCbart Murphy snd Thomas Daltor-
were examined, aad ss published in The Vind;-
| Gator. is as follows:
w bile was In Lingey's room exanjriar
nls samples that man (roiut ns to Murphy osroe
10 IN hurry. saying to Laagley. Is this The GEN.
t!eman that has ticket for Richmond for sal, I?
And then turning to me. be said, 'WAat guar
antee have y1u cot that this mso will furnish
you tho goods bo 10 selling you by s,mpIe !?
Lou Y, 90 g2lraetee that ycu will Get tho same
goods hat nc is selling you samples cf You
sac an always co tha lookout for Yankee
tricks. l hays 10 w,tch I'm. | em q
cattle tr)ver trim ksutucky, sad l sell
cattle up North. and have to Learn iheir
1,lcks. Why the lis; tms 1 was ia New
1orS they plGg:d trick On mo that
JUST Drought The cards away to expose to
some OF m7 friends. Here they ere (pulline
t6reo cards cut ef lis porkst) You see
'oNI 'PJ ouI tEtSo CaTu5 aEQ tEen CNch
son hy telling ycu that this oae is ,ho naked
card. Hsro Dalton came iu'o the room and
s,eiOs lbs cards remarked. TN bot SIS that as
tho card Murphy turred it up aud it proved
to be the card. and insisted Oh paying Dalton
the S.. L don't want yeur money said DsI-
t'o; 'O5, yss yeu Won it fairly and III pay it,
replied Murphy Then they wanted witness
to bet. bus be went cut Of the yoom and csye
information to Cbie!- Polio, Wa,ets, who az
rested the whole party.
Ia arswsr to questions frcm CONF uo1yeal.h's
Attorney Ecbols, Lsupley said ho was ,r,yslipp
aReot for The Grard Cs5adiau ola ahiee-housc.
and that bis business was in Baltimore he
lad no busnsss-heusa. Ela vas clerk for W.
d. Snow, bu: tEd DO liospse with him.
"a the room OF the three. at the American
Hote', was found large roll ef what is called
gamblers money" beieg cns OR Two good bills
folded over largs uunb.r of bogus notsa lock-
ING like currency. aad also 90 ,ho pe,s,n of
Murphy d =,n or so bogus $50 geld pi.ccs.
Tho ptisooees Eere rrman6sd to i Ill 20 await
the sc.ion Of Tho ssard Jury.
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TEUTE ATTESTED.
lSome important Statements of Well Know
People Wholly Verifed I

Teop!e wholly Verified.
In order that tho public may fully realiza the
genulneness OF tho statements, a. we'll as the
power and valuo Of the rr,icle Of which they
speak, We publish herewith the fac s;mile signs
lures OF parties whose sincerity is beyond ques.
ton. The truth of these testimonials is absolute
nor can the tscIs they announce be ignored.
Alexsndris, Va, August 4, 1881.
was thrown from my horse or years ago.
and suffered severe wound of the eide, which
was aggravated by disosdered kidneys. Rleven
months $50 was attacked with pneumonia snd
oiscder disease deposits of brick dust and albu.
men being discernable by tho naked eye. was
confined 10 the house for six months and was
unable to cross the floor without assistance. lily
physician did mo no good. Having read in my
religious weeklies OF tho wonderful cures by
your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, and beipc
advised TO uEo it By Captain Graham, I did 80,
nnd am once more able 10 walk the streets. My
pains have loft me. and believe if had used
me remedy year ago ! should then s'so have
been cured.
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How 20 Make Good Cap OF Coffee or
Tea

IL an every day iEquiry. The grea. wsat ha
been for suitable vessel in which TO nrensre
in a state of Purty and perfection these highly
PRICED beverages. These results can only be
ob,sined By prsps1inc tho coffee in vessel thst
prsvants all escape of steam or flavor, and IN
"hica the beverage is n1a0o by infusion ins.ead
OF boiling. such va ctfer YOU in The "iDEaI,
COFFEE ? OF" They are simole ia conntruc-
ton, pretty in deEign, highly poli,heo aad IN sde
o.the best Imported lin. Thore ia nothing to
get out OF order end they ere nble in price
STANSEURY IL ERO,,
Deslers in Stoves aod Tinware, Alexa.
Send for descriptive price lis. nhlS
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%GCCEOA'5 SOTlCE.-7hs UNDERSIGNED
~ Eae!aE daily qualified as tho executor Of
J3@G5H :. i.0WGhL hereby notifies ali
pa:2nns II !1o;ed 20 tho estate of the tsd Joseph
VI i;oTh.' 10 sc::!o go ssma with him % soon
20 0ts3oa md ell persons hayinr c,sima
sg''isi Iho ts!.:e VIII resant the same for sct
:.sm":t q. ". POWELL, Executor.
Ti"'i1 lD) Eirc st E leSa Va
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signed. oa the p5emiseE, Or ss Janaey & Co.'S.
drug store No. l62 King street.
mh2l-!f NAnLON II. IhENET.
: WELLING ROUSE FOR RENT-The
- dSelling houss No. 70 Iuko st, next COS:
Of the Catholic parsonage. row occupied by
Captain Mark Price. will be rented on reaton-
able terms to q coed tsnsnt. Possession given
Nay lat. Apply to
mhli-tf sShkC ETCHRERG.
DOR SALIVA FARM Of sbout SEQ ACEES
- situated on Arlington heights ttree miles
from the South enc Of tho Long Hridve, in full
view ofthe Capitol Said farm has ea5n used
as Dairy Farm !ar the les. thirty sea;s.
will cell tho whole IN body OF divide i. in threo
farms of abcu. zoo ceres eech improvements
good Terms eksy Persons wishing to inspect
the property can reach tho sssas By Washington
and Ohio h. T. ct Arlington Sistion which is
abou. mile distant End II mile FROM Fort
Runyon on the Washington scd A!e1ardris e..
4. For particulars enquire of tho subscriber.
dec5-f s. =. CORRETT.
UNOR SALE-One Of the largest and most
L, eligibly located RESIDENCES with spa
cious grounds attached, in tho ci!S. For terms,
&c., apply TO Green & Wise. jeS0-tf
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Opening and Closing OF taa ssatis

Vpaniug anH CEcS1BE o. tsia HsatlS
CLOSING.
Washington, D. g., snd Nof.hoss.a;D msils 8
,. nl., II n. snd and s Is p. III.
Western mails 80 and 8 IS 2. n.
Southern mails, yia Richrloal, w, ~ 81 C.
u. and 4 80 and IL D. m.
South and Southwestern Elail1. via Lynch
burg, Virginia, way ard through r.aiIs. T'it1 =.
n. snd 8 10 p. N.
Me1sssss Diviaion co an.
Alexandra to Round EIi w., So :. q,
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OrENIEQ,

N0rtharn AMI Western nails. viz Waa!.ias-
,on, d. O., 8 50 :. NJ. II n. and Gu y. n.
Southern mailE. via RichIaold, We, 50 6. e
and so q. m.
Southwestern rasils via Lynchbars, Virginia
lthEough rlails) including way mails on Midland
Railroad, 8 80 q. N.
Manassas Division go p. n. for loek be1 only.
Round Hill to Alexandria, Va, 8 40 .. N,
Office Hours-OMce opens ss S 30 a. ~, and
closes at 7 90 q. n.
Sunday Hours--Oilcs opens st 8 IS +, De-. snd
,loses st 8 80 O. II.
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TNO AbA WHOM MAY CONCg8Y

Is,3 Es3cl tk.: have sp2ain,ed JAMES L.
G0-E ::.y .tto-@ey and nscn. to carry IN .he
ba;jc@:3 oE eryiyg sad selling GOAL and
Tc&!y =. tho II. :. corner OF Fs;,fs1 a. Il
QI+en s!re*:' II :hs ti:7 Of Alexandra. Va.
;Gh!l--" AIIgTY ROSE
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aOGSEFURhHsKsING e7sssns
China, Glass and Queensware.

we are now opening Gu, stock O, r,cGs fo-
r.,,,, g, The SPRING TRADE "
tem Ina manufactures in England srd Fya,c,
comprising in Fart English. French end Pn,cs,
IAN Hlnner snd Tea Sets Fu,nival & SOM rsI.
ora!ed Printed end RRamelsd Dinner Sets in
M,S1s MnSm 6 Solo,s; @ INCLUDING the we'll known F0E-
HeT patserI in CHAMBEE gETs, CHS
fADOEES. TEA SETS, &c. ooH-
poue ~ So oooLlCA' in endless variety; Pitcher
Rouca pous BBa;kets B Ice Cream seis, Plates sslsd
nG~a' Enter Dishes Cu'rsdores, Flow er Pets
Srg, ,rs md Creams ~eApo%'
ia q full line cfGLassWARE ef every dsscrip-
IL IL MrS Lamp Coos: Chiinueys, Goblsts
an1 Idmblers cat epd pl,i,.
Rogers B.os's. Plated COOS i,"C.s.o,a
spoons Anives, FORKS. Butter Knives, Sc.
Oot s.ock Ia now complete, .snd we would b :,
p.easeo TO nave you call snc examine i. before
mni-om z. j. GTIIRR 6 Cc
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M ,., a =, w II Il II I u Ny'ETK.
'" FtIie3 ~ H us hSch, u n IN 1-uhc

q -r.NINIa: IN tne Ciefk's I'll q o. Ftir!sr
G7tu!t Coar!, Eairf.z Copr. Hcu.e, March
JoGn " Holiday, ED Ana i. Jo1.s vs.
Ms't1s Il sullivan, David 9. Holiday Jno
ses's snd Ann Il his wifo, Amelia Holiday,
sanu2! ii: Eo! iisy, J1o W. Holiday jr.,
i'iCn aCn 4. Holiday End Peg n. Holiday.
.hs"ce!y.
asEao, 3ha object tf ,h;s sut il 20 obtain
IeCFra i9r tie partition Of the ,eal estate of
Na CT tho ate Samuel Holiday ci,d sci2 ID. if
SIscsp:lole Of partition, if not. then to sell the
'iied. II appearing by affidavit flied tdst tbs
''2ve named deGeLdan.s Grn Tor residents of
Tie State of Virginia. il. il oyde.ed that they so.
bear hero within ono month sf,er dle ruG!ica-
Lon hereof and do whs. is necessary to protect
;helr interest il this behalf Tos:o
JNO. ". GEaHAE C?k.
~ M' Ialcaealef, D. q. mh30-W49
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FOR SALE GS RENT.

EHOE kENT-hy present kES!DENCE,
- With Via craantnt.l garden sttsche d ihere-
to. situate on the c,thwcss corner Of ki1g and
Patrick streets, No. GS5 Apply 10 The under
signed. oa the p7sniseE, Or st Janaey 8 Co.'S.
drug store. No l62 King street.
mh2l-!f NAGLO& II. IhENET
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t{iEGt%iEA .: n tho Ciork's ocice CT theCcr.
' !cts:ioa Con.. of tho city of AlexarGr,s,
on ;S1 /. 1sv Of A1arCh, 1892
HE:;.!n ( Parish and James II, rarr;sh,
p.'!,tfs, trading s1d doirg bu:iaess urdar
:ar l:!n mama aud style Of Parrish BrothsYe
t":i'pi:'Esnt', s2sDs. HsrIis)n g. Esrker
si.s H&7rY s. HAsEer, lately t.sGioy su n -
!, t@'' 3: . Son, defendant, 7, chcncnrv
-. ED9f IN attachment
EcT:". Che oS;sc. Of this sat j. to s.Lech e=a
tHt set The p.p rn"n. Of PLAINTIFF claim against
"s:'ItGnt for Sc! 3I, win interest t,om Febru.
~ isa2 uitii paid the iute7est Of the do
;rtI"0t IN tno res: estate in tho city Of Alo1sn.
~, Q! hE CT 4. >. W Barker died seizsj, viz.
q let OF giound and {. 20 story brick ,ene1nsnt
cJFner cl hing end Conmerc streets: the5ca
"'tIWzrdiy "A fec! on Ging g.rest and abopt 90
.s'! % commerce street. ,. T. 10: of ground or
.lr toNth side OF King street. hetToou Henry
sd tay otto s;,oo's. 20 feet cn Kirg straet and
sItonains bsck lGJ feet. 9, a hcuse Ind lot on
ttM mefco street. between Fsyetse NJ d Payne ste.
Inc d,iendan no: having entered his appes..
zee and given eacuri:y stcordiDg TO the act of
A.:tmb.y and the rules CT this Court .nd il ar.
nearing ~ II iayit Ma. he is not a resident of
:ha StH:t: !: IS ordered tho. said d: fsadant az
p"af me-" 3ithi2 cze moEth after dus pubice.
hon ot 'a.s o:aar, aat DO what i5 becei S Nv TO
Io:ec5 BIS la.eTltt II this suit, srd that COPY
OF tSi! o:dar ba GJ,thTi.h Inserted ia ths ale1sr
",i: ~ '"hte, newspaper publi.hs in The city
"' Aie1saG!!s. o:c, wsek fer !our successive
~eek7' and Eosted ct Zee front door Of The Cou.t
E&uae ot !2!s CITY. a coDy-tes:e:
NORTON MaEYE. Clerk.
Wfttes 81 Mushbsch, y q m51-w1w
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>SU.i a-Ihis i to give notice tha. shall
!: 'pliy 10 the Directors of the Jsnnav Gar
&cgrlEg Coz p,ny 10 issuo ma Certificate far
~ ,haT'5 oi sLock of that Company 10 rep,sce
re::-2st9 sc. II, which has been loss or mislsid
- Mn 8. z. Js.NNEY,
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Sj1HCl%i&: In The Clerks Office tf Fsi,faY
Y Cj'eu!. Cca':. Fairfax G. T.. Va, M,rch
- Is52 1o-t
i!@agy Du7a.l, trading 90 Een!v prv,NSr,
Va. llaano: Il. Koon. Abr.m l.. Koon n n
v. GGc!! Trustee. Frank L. trambaV ,,rs'
:ee, JOB E:tnard and James :. Edwsrd.
uusets Aired Kcor, sarsh koon Fr,v,t''
Ch.nCeiy Az
a!omo Tho cbio:t Of This lu;. is TO subiecs ,bo
;saa {! tho co'tndant, Eleanor II. Koon' to tLe
rs7mtl: o! G Judgment i i favor of comnisinsnt
szsia:! ie: 'or $3.50 aid SIS 50 costs. Itsp.
r.uoi it:''dsnts Frank l.. Bramh,iI t,notao
10: H'7%"'l a!d james $. Edwards, trustses' s'
"t'Th1 AooG, sarah Kcoa Freyit. CoyneIi.
hoon Ffc9it. .ad Jane koon, sre nor -reeids snts
g! !'a S;s!a q vitsinls it is ordered that they
nr,tST hfrc within one III onth ailer due rnhIi.
cSl37 h2Ico' and ID What is necessary to ~ Irc.
te2. ihe!: 'r!a!eS: IN THIS hehaf. Tcs,e:
t"a2--7iR mo. w. GRAHAM. (y,L
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E/iEGt%iA: n tho Clork's oice CT tho Ger.
!riH:ion EoH-! Of tho city of Ale1ar lrls,
~ ts1 !. asE Of Gareh. l;92
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