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Cough, Cold, or a Sore Throat.

should be stopped. Neglect frequently resultsin
an Incura bic Lun gDisease or Con sum D.
ton. BRO WINS BRONCHIAL TEkf1-
CHES do not disorder the stomach like cough
syrups and balsams, but act directly on the in
famed parts, allaying irritation, give relief in
Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs. Catarrh,
and the Throat troubles which Singers and Pub
lie Speakers are subject to. For thirty yeau
Browns Bronchial Traches have been recon-
mended by physicians, and have always given
perfect satisfaction. Having been tested by
wide and constant use tor nearly an entire gen.
Grafton, they have attained well-merited rank
among the ew staple remedies ofthe age. Sold
at 25 cents box everywhere. 4y1
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MOt7'inIO9II0I.

William NJ. Sommerfeld, of Austin,
Minnesota, and Miss Ella NJ Fuller, OF
Blooming Prairie, Minnesota, were mar
ried at the brides home Wednesday
June 2Sth, 1882. The many friends here
of the groom who is Watertown boy tC
manor born will be pleased to hear
of the important step in life he has taken
and extend to him and the worthy part
ner he has chosen success, prosperity and
happiness in the future. Mr.. and Mrs
Sommerfeld are at present in the city
enjoying a portion of their honeymoon al
the residence of Mr.. Sommerfeld's parent:
in the First ward
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List of letters remaining in the Post
Office, Watertown, Wis, July 5th,
Alden, A. G. Briggs, J. w.
Bray, Geo. Hall, Rev. James
Howell, Mrs. E. Z. Kelley, Mrs Kate 20
McCrady, w. G. Partells, Chas.
Poor, d. w. Teetei, F. F.
Williams, W. S. Wylie, Fl. G.
Persons calling for any of the above
letters will please say advertised
J. T. MOAK, P. M.
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Are you disturbed at night and broken of YOU
rest by sick child suffering and crying with the
excruciating pain Of cutting teeth? If so, go at
once and get bottle of MRS. WINSLOW's
SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor lit
tie sufferer ediately-depend upon it; the1
is no mistake about it. There is not mother on
earth who has ever used it, who will not tell Won
at once that it will regulate the bowels and give
rest to the mother, and relief and health to the
child operating like magic 1t perfectly safe
and is the prescription of the Oldest and best fe
male physicians and nurses in the Unite d Stare
Sold everywhere % cents a bottle. 4y
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HOME MATTERS.

-e~t. Jul dIlSll NulAu
dav evening with Mrs. Il. [. Eberle
The new dam being built across the
Rock River at GAINESVILLE is said to be the
STRONGEST ever built on the river.
Some sneaking thief entered the Of
flee of DIR. f. c. Moulding last night and
stole case of amputating instru-
ments and book.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Parks are
receiving the congratulations OF their
friends over the arrival at their home OF
a fine girl baby.
Fred Bates, of the First ward, had
the third and fourth fingers of the lett
hand cut off this morning by buzz saw
at the planning mill of G, Mayer.
The ice cream and strawberry testi-
val given by the ladies of the Concordia So
cietv last Thursday evening was pleas
ant and successful affair realizing hand
some sum.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Webb are
sorelv afflicted in the loss Of their fine lit
tie boy baby that died last Thursday
morning after an illness of only lew
hours. The funeral was held Friday
afternoon.
-Cordes & Terbrueggen received a
contract last week to furnish 100000
brick for the erection of the pumping sta
ton and smoke stack of the Madison city
Water Works. g. A. Libby & Son, of
anesville, are the contractors.
Simon S. Keyes, of Lake Mills,
died at his home there last Thursday af-
ternoon aged so years. Deceased was a
brother of Hon. E. w Reyes, Of Madi-
son, and had resided at Lake Mills for
forty years.
We are in receipt of the Premium
List for the twenty-eighth annual fair of
the jefferson county Agricultural Society
to be held at Jefferson, September 10, 20,
q and %, 1882. The pamphlet is neat
" gotten up and bears the imprint of the
Lake Mills Spike Power Print.
1t is announced from Milwaukee
that a consolidation of all the telephone
business Of the State has been effected.
A heavy corporation, has been formed,
with capital stock of 100000, with
Professor G. III. Haskins at Its head, and
the control of entire Wisconsin has been
secured Arrangements are being made
to connect all the large cities of the State
BY telephone wires and to connec t CHI
go with the entire system.
1t is reported that the Chicago, Nil
gaukee & st. Paul railroad company will
undertake the construction Of new line,
which, when completed, will afford Mad
son and all the towns lying or. the main
lines of this company in Wisconsin new
route to Chicago. This new route is to
start at Libertyville, station some TWEEN
ty miles northwest from Chicago, take a
direct course thence to the foot of Geneva
Lake in Walworth county, and pass di-
rectly through Johnstown in Rock coun-
ty to Milton. It is rumored further that
it is the determination of the company to
have this line in operation by the sum-
mer or fall of 1888
st-The oral examination and closing
exercises of the advanced classes of the
High School were held last Friday al
Union School No I. and conducted by
Prof. G. F. Viebahn, large number O
visitors being present. Two graduates
Miss Adelaide Mcmahon and Miss Mary
Dwyer were presented. The former de
hvered the valedictory which was fine
reduction. Miss Dryers essay was al
so well chosen and marked with ability.
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Personal. no MEN ONLY:

The VoLTAIC BELT Co., Marshall, Mich, win
send DR.. DYES CELEBRATED ELECTRo-VoLTAIC
BELTS AND ELECTRIC APPLIANCES on trial for
thirty days to men young or Old who are afliet-
Manhood, and kindred troubles, guaranteeing
speedy and complete restoration of health and
manly yigor. Address as above N. B-No
risk is incurred, as thirty days trial is allowed
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Go and see those new buggies, Brew
ster, Tinekin, Concord, Elliptic platform
& hall platform Springs, open or with
rubber or full leather tops, at Herman
H. Walters on Sd street, half block north
Of Main. See his advertisement in anotk-
er column. 31w2
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rOP Safe.

[ offer for sale my brick house and
three lots, situated corner of Clyman and
Seventh streets, First ward ,on reasonable
and easy terms. For particulars apply
on the premises.
Mrs d. MITCHELL
WATERFOWL, June 9th, 1882. 34w8.
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MARRIED..

AT the NJ. E. Parsonage in Fort Atkinson,
June D. 1882, by Rev. J. d. Cole, J. S. HEyEY to
Miss AMELIA LIEBERMAN, both of Koshkonong
At the NJ. E. Parsonage in Hebron, June 2sd.
by.Rev, G. w Pratt Mr., JAMES Billet to Miss
EMILY Z. COGGINs both of Cold Spring,
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EO2. GnZe.

The house and lot corner Of Main an
Ninth streets, Second ward, is offered for
sale. Enquire on the premises for terms
Mrs. E. O. FINCH.
Watertown, June 20, 1882. 36w4.
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LAKE MILLS.

E. c. Kaltenbrun is following in the
footsteps of the large English merchants.
He has his place of business in London,
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Rooms TO RENT.-Eitber for family
or for dodgers at the NJ. E. church parson-
age. Inquire at Nixon's grocery.
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WatertOWn IvTarIxeE,

Corrected Weekly by VIM. Buchheit
Commission Merchant, Third Street
WATERFOWL.
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Go to Fl. I. Eberle's for Mrs. Freeman's
New National Dyes. For brightness and
durability of color, are unequaled. Col
or from 2 to 5 pounds. Directions in
English and German. Price 10 cents.
47y1
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BUT NOTHING HAS EVER STOOD TaE
TEST LIKE
Oh. BENSOE'S CELERY AND CHAMO
MILE PILLS.
THK1R POPULARITY AND SALE ARE
TRULY UNPRECEDENTED.
TdblR CUSTOMERS PRAISE THEI
VERY HIGHLY.
And say that they really do care sick headache
herrous Headache Neuralgia Ncr-
uonsness. Sleep'cssncSs Mdi-
gsstion. Paralysis and
Melancholy.

@eIhey supply need long felt, and ma.t
oscome household remedy. just think-.o be
cured in few weeks Of those terrible nervous
troubles and Sick Headaches, Neuralgin, and
Indigestion, and the nervous system put in q
natural and healthy conii ion. destroy az The
possibility OF Paralysis. Angina Psc.oris, and
fuiden deaIh. which is carrying { II so many 10.
BILE men and wtlnon in The full Tide of lfa and
usetulness His Elm pie remedy of extract OF Celery
Seed and Chamonile FlGwsrs. combined in The
form OF Fills, is boon 10 hum ,ni!y. II has
saved thoussnds Of nervous Iicko.y, hoadaching
children in our schools and out, every year. No
Nervous persons or 81 ifIer, from Headache,
Neuralgia, Indigestion or Pnslysi, will do
themselves justice usLil they Try then.
Price 81 cents box. Sold By all druggists.
JANNEY & co. Druggists, Wholesale
Agents Tor Alexandria. Va. decSl-eol
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PROPOSALS..
yLANS FU2 PUBLIC SUal9L BtIIj
Il NJ, " NNen

yLANS Fu2 pUEt:G SUHlgL RUIi u.
J. MS .tNTsD
ris1s and p!ril .tinas 10: , sea } :! blildnr
to accommodate four huGdr1l boys will Do 70.
csived ut tba ttim o. tho Superintendent. oi
Public Schools up TO II n. On 1G"J:DaY,
February 4Ih, ISL.
All drawings must ba mail 10 tho uli'orm
scale OF four tuet 70 one aca and Duch dss.ila u
q larger scale as mny ha necessary - siMpHfr
any peculiar pla7. drawing, &c.
drawings, SO tUllo~3 mus! b, sat.. a ~ e.ih
competitor: all st ola time w:
1. Plan CT zach Il Dor.
z Trsusvcrs, Section.
g. Front And eide e!cva.isas.
Full specifications f.us. ac!Srn1,ay oaoh so.
Of drsvings. General lus.gus.i.ns canccrain,
siz9 esti mated cost &c, can he uStair ct hy o.
piyln3 10 tEs Superintendent ~ hls III ~ on
nov Saturday bet pseA u q M. sid noon
No compensation viii DO a!low ad tor the p!,rs
an / SPECIFICATIONS. bultho nrchi.ec. whose draw
ing is eeleetsd hr Tho City s,choo! Board will b.
com mssoned 10 Garry out tho accepted design,
Make detail drawings, aui pr0CIS, eslm ales,
10 ake ali :sgroouenls. aud give paraonal suuervi.
sion 10 the lection % the building receiving 70
his services, in 'i|i, i've per cent on tho actual
cost. Each draw, aud specifcNioa mus. have
too signature of lis 81 'GuT. and Tslcc.od plans
III bs r5turnoi
ite Board reserves Lie rjc ''o 'tiaS' al VAC
plsns. A. MCLEAN.
TOWaSHHND Fit NDALL,
RICHARD l.. CARNE
Committee on Schco.heu:es and Furn. 'u''
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4 TsrTSST HA5.ES

,hE or LASD AND MILL PHurHl-
~ Tg liz Fa1RFAN-Putsusas!o q Gecf.e
rer dered ut The Jure term. 1851. of the Circuit
Court OF Fairfax ceuoty in the suit CT Mskeley
Va. Seldson and Hetzal. the undersigned, com.
missioner of ssls. therein nsm:d, on MONDAY
Februsry 9th 1882, COAT day. a. lbou. II
o'clock IN will sell at pubic auction, in froI:
Of The Court Hcu;a door of ssid equity, The fol.
loving REAL ESTATE owned by Mis-. He!.
Eel: a: TRACT OF LAND, containing lhs
acres 5 roots ard poles, known IS the
WHITE TRaCr." lying in Cen,rsvi.I Ii..
tfict. near clifton. and adjoining Fullerton.
Buckley and othArs. This land will b. sold in
parcels. if desired.
THE MILL LOT at Clifton. chou, ofsn
acre With the STKAM SAW MILL located
thereon. and the NJ aCHINERY snd ohio; 81
rn.terrrs thereto attached; also u SPOKE
MACHINE.
Terms VI osle: OEo.fourth cA>h tho resjdre
in three equal snnual iustallmenta, secured ~
the purchasers bonds. with good personal secur.
lty. bearing interest from dsy OF sale. and tile
10 be retained till last pay mont i, m,da
q. W. THOMAS,
TICS. MOOEE,
-JAnli-W4W Commissioners of Sn!e
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and bis death, which was unexpected, will be
learned With deep regret by host OF sorrowipg
frinrd5

MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS A meeliog
CT the Etockholders Of the Washington and Ohio
Railroad was held at the Office of tha company,
in this city, to-day, with Mr.. John W. Burke in
the chair. and Mr. Lewis Mckenzie secretary.
port of committee appointed q! q previous
meeting 10 deVise some means to prevent the
sacrifice Of The road st The sale TO take place on
the 3lst inet. The said committee reported that
no arrangements for the purchase Of the road
had te: n made on the part o. the bondholders,
AID whatever arrsp garments are made to purch.s &c
the road will be made by combination of ind.
viduals most interested. The report was ADOPT.
ed and the meeting adjourned sine ci,.
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PERSONAL. - Andrews American 0 ,eer
says Mrs Burton Nolv.lI Hsriison. uel
Miss Connio Cary. WI! postp5ne the entertsi;
tnen's that she intended s.vn z Gu!og hi:
moo'h, CD sCcjuot Of the ccah OF co unc!q
lDf. Fairfsx the rews IT whose dcceaso rcecl
ca her 90 Friday. Mrs. Harrison will not, ca
his tco; uot, to Ab!o to take 40 active rsrt in
The Charity Ball. OF which she tss fjr several
Years been msusgsr."
The Washington Sunday Herald says
little Miss Miotio Bses. daughter of Mrs.
Larry IBSIes, land grand daughter of the latc
Capt James Guy, of this city 465 Missouri
avenue: gave delightful ma9querad, parry tc
8, tuubr Of her many little friends ca last
Mondsy evening. A very pleasant evening
WIS spent 10 darciug, after which retrcst N ept:
Vro s(rv d.
Mrs. h: r. Garden. tf WarreotoO, Va, il
3: the National Hotel, Washington, fer ihg
season.
Mr.. B. g. Carter. OF this city, is detained a,
sre i;eSdence OF his mother. in Loudoua county
isW dsys. -
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a PLEASANT AFFAIR."! il seldom o
moro brilliant entertaiemsnt IS given in \ t1-
aodrla than the. by M,s,W heat TO her guess AZ
the handsome rcS.dctc, OF her u. ther 90
FRINGE st!cat. last night. more beautiful
graceful sLd charming set Ct Wouco rarely mee /
than these who assembled u0dcr that hosp.a-
bic roof 90 this occssloo. The ladies' WcIo tx-
quIslteIy dressed ard the gentlemen Appeared
10 eVeriug costume. with black ties. and we're
decidedly 'ic3lhetic" Refreshments gero
served at hail. past twelve clCck, and a. hs.f-
past iwo this morning the happy clu papy re-
luotaO'Ig dispersed. Many young geulemen
from ether cities vera Prescott. This vas 10
,Te'y psrt cl'ar a. tlC-.ine Virginia pa:iy,
ahIch always leavts pleasant aud hspJy menu
fIcs. Among the ladies' present were Miss
hllc NJ. Smith. of B,l.imoye, 10 waite silk,
trimmed sl;h lac Miss Rebecca Williams Of
IS lmCrc. 10 osrilGa silk, white pas: meuisri :;
Miss Mamie Wliiisms. Ct Bsl;imCrp. in liph.
bus silk, Trimmed with the game; Miss Cu,~
hlDgNam. oil Richmond, 10 Ugh. blue silk, triu-
med with handsome lsc'; Miss Mott, is listt
blue cashmere; Miss Fs1dslI. 10 har ,one
black velvet and lace trimmed viii suth)Rer.;
Miss Wattles. 10 black -ik, trimmed with white
lace; Miss ConstaDc, Beach. 10 light blus silk;
bliss Marion Beach, 10 white saia ard lac
Miss Lambert. IA Wh,'o pu.llo. with biuo
trimmings: Mis- Lille NJ .rbuIy, 10 while nus-
he; Miss Nettio Enll sh. 10 pink cashmere,
Trimmed with s8apsdowr; Miss Sallio Eoglish,
10 maroon cishmer'; Miss Lido Smytbs iu
white dotted mu,li, Mi Rosa HooH. 10
back silk, trimmed with feathers; Miss Sue
Wheat, 10 Nile greer, trimmed with Spanish
lace; Miss FoRlo. in l"vly link six. with lace
trimmings, and Nj Mary, 10 white satin,
Hllh leoo.
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1.-The Proof Of the C0Ree ~ the Drink
tNg.O

THE "IDEAL' CcFFEg AND TEA PoTs
Tile best an tie ,0Orh-Perfecti0u and Chap
m 1 c0n'6irei, made Of the best highly polished
TIM a'so Nic6el Plated and Silver Lined. II
is the only pot that Keeps the coffee entirely sen-
aTa!e from the tin no Perforated tin to rust M.
hence there can be no metallic taste in the iniu.
sion. All the aroma and steam is kent in This
pol, AMI The ccGes is as clear as amber. 1t is
endorsed by ,te Is cientf, American" Iron
Age ard The Metal Worker" and recon-.
mendcd by Mrs. L. b. Hayes, MIS- Bishop
simpson Mrs. Up. Agnew and hosts Of others
IS we'll known, besides many in this civ who
have them in actual use Sand FIR illustrated
prics list. For ssle Wholesale and retail by
STAEsnUhY Il Bro, McBurney's Building, cor.
King and Washington sts., Alexandria Va.
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3lst day Of January, 1882,

At tho railroad depot of tae WASHINGTON an,
Ohio Railroad Company, in tho city OF AleIsn.
dri., Va. offer at public auction the
ENTlRE LINE or THE wASHINGTON
OHIO RAILROAD,
including that partly ana tn.1 wnolly construo..
ed, and also all and singular al tee works ard
property, real. personal and mixed, rolling
stock, locomotives, cars. &C., aud nil rrhls'
contracts and franchises Of said Washington and
Ohio Railroad Company.
Inc sili property consists of coDsIrncl,1
line OF railway in active operation from tina civ
OF AleIandrls. Va, westward through the cou,-
lies or AleIandris. Fslrl.S and Ioudoun ~
Round Hill station, in LoudOun County. n Ais.
lance OF 5lt miles, iaclu1iDs lina Connecting
Tith the washington and Aioxsnd.ia Railroad
The road Ia also graded beyond + ,urd viii Tor
distance OF three mlas.
Tho other real property OF the company con.
sists OF q large brick depo. building ana trejchi
house, IN the city OF Alexsndris a roun.! house.
machlno shop, car shop. car shed, store house
&c, and about fifteen aces of lsnd sdiscont
thereto; also elscoa dapai h iuses ard lnI, A. ths
eleven prlncinal s!,.ioAs b:tso!n Alexandria
and Round Hill.
According to thu route suryero ! the distance
from Washington city 70 Point riassant, on I. a
Onlo river. Is three hundred and twenty. Hye
miles, and Ds6Sos through q c9un:rr hS,y;lv
timbered and OF gras: mineral resou.ass.
ierms Ina eh.iro property r9al, PERSONAL ard
mixed, franchises, &C.. 10 sold :ogatGer, snd for
tho same the purchaser Eust pay fifty tboussnu
dollars (So0. COY Of tho pU! chase monev in ca,L,
and the residue in four equal snnusl paymcn;e.
with interest from the Day OF as!e, which said
payments are TO bo evidenced by bonds which
are to be secured By a decd Of trus. upon the
property sold, to DO executed upon tho conlitms-
lion OF tie ss.e snd Convey anco to the Eur.
chaser.
This sale is subject to The lien CT III, deed o:
trust executed Angus: b.h, 1855 to indemnify
the county of Clarke Stste OF Virginia. ay.inst
liability for the Annual interest on the bonds O.
the said county for tho suo, Of oaa hundred
thousand dollars (Sl00 COO up 70 aud uutil tho
time when ssid road shell DO commenced. and
under construction in said county OF Clarke" and
against liability for thu pay M snts OF the princ-
pal OF said bones ia case :hey shall become duo
and payable bo;oro the ROAD shstl be commend Cd
and under construction in said county, t.o aid
bonds falling duo ia the yesr 1892.
The purchaser will DO ert'so1 u The not
profits IF tho road f;orl tha cay of sala.
7. BAHT0N,
RlCHu. Ii. LSH, Ccmm'lA
CHAS f STUART, Of eale,
HENRY HEATON.
oct25-ts
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FOCAL MATTERS.

7he Feather Probabilities, Jan. II. 1852
For the II idde States cloudy weather and snuw
followed by colder, partly cloudy westher,
ror,herly TO westerly winds and rising baron.
e.oc,
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NEW BUILDING AsSocIATIoN.-An adjourn
81 msetlrg of those interested 10 The organize
uon OF new bulldog association was held las.
II'snt' with W. f. Creighton 10 tho chair end
-, T. UHler sicrotary. Over 200 shares Of
s'OGS belfg subtorib,d. the nt " association, to
I p,. x9oRn as The "Old Dominion Cooperative
nuiId ng Association" wss orgapizad By the
~ OF constitution ard the election Of
cue following officers: President. John Perry;
N0S5GP5e!taEy. l.. f. Uhler; Treasurer. Il. II.
" " ntiep; Directors. Nj. B. H.rloH, j. 7. Hil,
M moith Hul6sh. j. r. Zimmerman, W. f.
GH'elshtou and I. T. Corbetl; Trustees. j. III.
w. smoof' ). h. Parrot jr.. and j. L. Nall.
inasn'nirg Committee for the gear. j. 7. Rob
,.soo' T. 5. Lssd0ea,er aid B. +. Peake The
LEV ASSOCIATION will oommencs operations to
,a;a, when all shares arc expected to be
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PUBLIC 8 AT,E
OF THE
WASHINGTON G0HIOR R

Under authority Of decree OF tho Circu;,
court OF Richmond city, rendered Apri! %, 1850.
N Inc suit OF henry Luwi, 1t ,ls w. ,hr w. ~
Q. +. K. Company ct mis-. aid slirmod hv tho
Court Of Appeals OF Vir.lnl. q. ITS Sent. mh,r
term. 1881. the undersigned, special Commits.
sloner', will. at Il o clock ~. on the
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so DAD DEATH Mr.. Edward G. Ballsrc r.
aeno VI GhaTes Ballerger. ca Gisd OF his re ii
morn;, ~ rs'risx county, nrsr this city, this
Ivsh WHY, siter 40 iilocss Of lour week, Of
6a nrT,a ieVsr. MIR. B. was hale, strong and
MY young man. having just entered toto
Nuooo; was beloved by all who kaew him,
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~ . L 1 q r
VHglil1 Midland Railway CimosnY, !
fre;ifeais Ofica.

Alexandria, Va J.nuarv ION 1913,
10 tho hoders of fIst and second nr.fcr,ed
stock of the Virginia Mii!anl Esj!waS Oam ra
paDy;
Pursuant to authority heretofore confarrad hv
the stockholders and directors, notice ia hsrebv
given That on and after the 20.h d,y of Js,usr;,
1857, thls company will ba prepared to dejiver
IN exchange for every ton shares o! nreter,,d
sto;R OF eNh ,r class a par ceat oou taou,,rd
dolisr lLcome bond Of The company, secured hv
mortgage upon all the property of thn con.
pany together with RI "a lal numbo, Of sbarcs
OF Inc common stock CT thu company, At tho
office OF the CehtrIl Tru.: Com osay, la tho civ
OF New York. For q less numbs- Of eh.res r.
either class than ten ihare will ba Issued an enn,I
numo5r OF shares OF common s.1gx sad q rsr
tiHcata st.ing on ;s f.cs The tho older th,renf
is entitled to part OF u thousand dollar lncor,
bond bearing euch proportion 10 The sum of ORR
thousand dollars ss tho par value Of the stocs so
presented Tor exchange bears to the sum of ona
ou,and dollars; and that wheuover.such frsc.
tionsl certificates. to the aIouu. of ore thousand
dollars. shall! be presented st the sgeCcy of ttin
company, In the city of New YORK ga iucome
pond ior tho sum Of ono thousand dollars will ha
lsausd IN exchange therefor. Tha company viii
aso' al The same Tim ind place, issue 10 the e1.
kt'ng common s!Ccs hoIdsra OF tho company one
additional share Of common STOCK for every
| share now held by them.
JsnlO JOHN ). BAR3OUR, President.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-17

At tho railroad depot of tae WASHINGTON AMI
ONO Railroad Company. in tho city OF Ale1sn.
dris, Va, offer At public suction the
kNT1RE LIN OF THE WASHINGTON q,
OHIO RAILROAD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-17

Y: nj. q. A.-The regular monthly meet.
inR OF .hiS association Will bs held in the M. u.
Church class room 10 night, at a O'CLOCK. Tho
membe,s bro reqlestod 20 be prompt in their
astancsnco. JAS kNTwIsLE, JR,
IL Gpnarsl