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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-20

THF END OF THE TROUBLE AT FIsHTowN
Nor TEl. The trouble al Fishtown instead
Affirming settler! yesterday. as was supposed.
:,.,!..\ became more complicated. The MAY
mr. ,!r..i-uu. based on the resolution of the
,'.luiuiitcr Oh Public Property. that ii was
iu.>n,Iicmt To change the usage heretofore
rF-rr,r,! on the wharf" giving the rentor
AL rh,..r!i:,i Was this morning disregartled
ia Mr. lawns and others, who refused TO
surrender /" Mr. Reed the oHll from their
fish, Upon Il colorcd man. named Robert
Nnyo attempting. under Instructions from
Mr. f;r,i 10 remove the OtlaI, Il Justice OF
,lu p.".,. nar called upon to issue Il war
ran, ior hi, arrest. The warrant was issued,
,.haf.in2 III. 'uorcti nam with larceny, but
lu ur'.,,. ,'ou,i be found 10 execute ii, the
Nayrr having previously instructed the
piriij!r.r-, 81 li.s police force to serve no war
laIl. criminal or otherwise in connection
with he disputed matter. The warrant was
then ,ir:tr,"d. charging unlawful trcspass,
and 4 ,niIrn depntiscd for the purpose,
nad,. the arrest. Special officer Brcnner
va a!,o rMl under arrest. and the hear
inc ia ne c,lSrS was postponed till lO-mor-
!uw morning:
Nr BASIN. w:is arrested At twelve o'clock
IN! r,iUh IN! the ntl:il claimed by him from
,a, - @.,r. .'"i taken before the Mayor. who
n.,-;a,;n Il ,l,' ;!iAl until six o'clock to-mor.
row ,',r"iug.
! mrni,.r "ithr buyers al Fshtown say
ihr, y.ii, ;:nI surrender the otI;tl from the
li~h Iniri,:,~,,i by them To Mr.. Reed. One
oi llr dealers says the o!i;il is worth To him
= per wii;'rlharrow load, and he intends 20
l,N ~ tlIlIi;i..t.S nj that r.ltp
M;,"; Brckham has called meeting OF
the Gay Council for TO night to take some
lrtiom looking TO Il settlement of the dis
pul".
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-20

Y. VI. t.. A.-Thc regular monthly meet
ln2 Of this Association was held Tuesday
night in the VI. f.. Church classroom, prcsi-
dent H. W Hcadlc. in the Chair
The meeting WAS opened with the usual
Religious, exercises.
On motion, the General Secretary WAS ap,
pointed L. record the minutes
The minutes Of the March meeting were
read :snendcd and approved.
The monthly report of the General Sccrc-
!arv WAS offered and adopted.
Favorable reports from the Sunday prayer
:urciug--,ia il-;ind Aims House committee
were In:iie and adopted.
on motion. the General Secretary was all-
ihoriA'd [" furnish the Jail committee with
supply oi hymn books.
On motion. the further consideration OF
lie Gospel tent scryirrs were postponed
anil the May meeting.
Addresses 10y the president and Rev. John
Hadlcy, were made upon the future animus
and work of the Association.
After further religious service, singing
The DoNology-lfr meeting adjourned with
the Bencclic!on pronounced by ihr Rev.
John ilahry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-20

7 AIDES SATCHELS,
II POCKET BOOKS
PURSES AND CARD CASES
New styles in Morocco, Alligator, Seal Skin and
and Russia Leather, all grades just
FRENCHS. % d % KING STREET
Pocket Books. Bill Books, Letter Books and
Card Cases, full supply for gcntiemen's use very
handsome.
New lot Improved Dictionary Holder; useful,
ornamental; great convenience; every library.
should have one.
New styles Autographed Checks of all the
banks, in books of 100, $50 500 and 1000 each;
very handsome and very cheap.
Fifty styles of Notes Drafts and Receipts, in
books Of SO and 100 each.
Everything In the Blank Book and Stationery
line in stock.
Drawing Papers in rolls all widths Whatman's
Handmade Drawing Paper, Profile and Cross
Section Paper, Tracing Cloth in rolls best Eng
lish Fellum, Engineers Field Books
The new device for marking clothing beats the
world, the only objection to it being cheapness
and simplicity.
Rubber bands by the pound or gross assorted
sizes. [ap19l GEO. E. FRENCH.
DERRY's COMPLETE WHEAT FERTILIZER
composed of South Carolina Bone Fish and
Potash.
The old reliable EXCELSIOR, made by j. J.
Turner & Co.. Baltimore.
zELL BUTTONS NATURAL GUANo.
WATTS & CALLS CHILLED and CAST
PLOWS. For sale by
THOMAS PERRY,
aug25 II King street. Alexandria. Va.
N wv DYER & CO.,
NO. % SOUTH ROYAL STREET,
Have received fine lot of
FISH, CLANS AND CRABS,
and offer them for sale to the public. All order:
promptly filed and delivered free of charge.
! ap19-3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-20

IhNrhGAN"E.-A r, Robert Graham. late
Secretary "i the Episcopal Church Temper
ncr r,ocjrly of Manchester, England, and
noM Secretary Of the American Church
temperance society. delivered an interest
ing n!dIc-, i'll Christ Church last night, the
subject @..lI- The Basis and objects of tho,
American Church Temperance Society," y
goo" audience was present.
Nj lul!rr Benson. Of Indiana delivered
i temperance address in Arlnory Hall last
m9ll To IL small audience. His address,
while ia -oi:c respects better than the ordi-
nary temperance talk. WAS \ disappoint
Hrnl !" -unIr who had been led To expect
10" la'lrh 10y the statements OF the speak en-
IN commencing his remarks, that he would
make II "w"i.dcri'uily hot after he got well
worked up" He talked in ii rapid. nervous
laiimrr tur about two hours. and received
sood attention. His speech Mas made up
"I dc!triEin lr,Inrils II few uunrcdotes and
,oInr scattering observations on the power
Of kind words. The majority Of those
present appeared 10 enjoy the speech, ~ the
applause WIS quite frequent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-20

Bargains in the latest styles Of spring
goods this week at d. Ruben 4 Co.'S Boot
and shoe House, No. Is King street, next
door to Fl. Strauss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-20

FOR aged men, women. weak and sickly
children. without rival. Will moi cal,sc
headache. Browns Iron Bitters.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-20
TEST POCKET DYSPEPSIA CURE
% cents.
SOLD BY THE DRUGGISTS

Bargains in the latest styles of spring
goods this week at d. Ruben & Co. $ Boot
and Shoe House, No. 6S King street, next
door to Fl. Strauss.
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alexandria Gazrtte
THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 90, 1882
LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES, April 20, 1882
,,,r rbr Middle Atlantic States clearing and fair
.,,..,rI..r southwest In northwest winds, higher
,,,r,,u.irr and stationary or lower temperature.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-20

PETITION 20 CONGRESS; FOX AID To PCE-
Lit S,n"oi+. The following petition to the
Congress of the United States Is in circllla-
lion; copies may be found al several places,
awaiting signatures.
We. citizens "i Alexandria, State of Virginia,
l:"irr,,rl with the danger threatening our rcpub-
IT, hc'au,r Of the appalling ilitrracy of the voting
population. rs revealed in the last census. for the
enlightenment 81 which many of the States are
anahlc |" make adequate prori>ion; and believing
Il 10 'r the constitutional dnty of Congress to pro-
sd" i"r tn" safety OF the republic. no less i'm time
"' rra,r than in time of war: and that the en-
Establishment Of the freedmen imposes an obliga-
u"n N!mm IN" government 10 qualify them for II
Al d., ',IT@r "i the duties with which they are
CHARGED, Il" earnestly pray that our representa-
INES. IN congress assembled. will take prompt
and efficient measures To avert this danger that
1a"""y raised from such sources rs Congress- may
III uN wisdom deem best. shall be distributed to
me common schools Of the States and Territories
"H Ia" basis Of llilrraCy in such manner as shall
a"' Nni"rsodr nor Interfere with but rather slim
lA," their efforts and under such guarantees .ls
shall >r"ur" It's application to this object Will,
'INA. Justice ~ all classes OF citizens"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-20
having everything ready for excursions by
the 1st OF June.

FAILURE OF MEssR5. BURGESS & Co
/ NJ essrs. Il. j. Burgess Il Co.. g,lano MANN
lecturers of this city, made all assignment 70
hlessrs. Geo. A. Mushbach and K kemner
to-day, for the benefit of their creditors The
liabilities Of the firm amount 10 abou,
sl2O,oVo. Assets, S400OO and 1850 tons
Gottoh SEED guano, part of which has
been sold, but will not be settled fn.
until November next. The c,,sas
when forced the firm to make an ussjup-
ment are said TO be the failure to make col.
lection III the South, and the manufacture
Vi more glano than could be sold. \ yes
SCI Win cargo of gliano bclonminm to ,h,.
iiiln was libeed in Baltimore last week.
ANOTHER AuRoRAL Observation-Disclosures
beautiful display Of the aurora borealis WIS
witnessed about O'Clock this morning bv the
policemen on duty and others who happened
to be up at that time. The display is de-
arrIhrd as magnificent. but not cq,laIlng that
OF sunday night. The whole Northern
heavens We're beautifully Illuminated
ABOUT twelve o'clock an arc began to rise
slowly, which at two o'clock, became great
" disturbed. The are soon broke into frag-
mentS, from which narrow bars of lirht
Sprang upward to the zenith, to he swept
away ny Il red fiery cloud
Police NEws.-sIartha Watson, colored.
from Beal ton, Va. was before the Mayor
inns morning tor vagrancy. She was put to
work scrIbbing ont the station house.
VIII Murphy, colored. was sentenced hy
Justice Nails this morning to. receive - lash
cs for stealing silver dollar from Landon
Jackson, also colored.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-20
BY r. T. Lucas & Co., Auctionesrs

(No. ID North Royal ST.
LnR SALE-A NICE TWO STORY FRAME
4 HOUSE, with five rooms, Oh ground rent on
Queen street between Fayctte and Paine. Amply
II once. Cheap for cash to a good tenant. Ground
roht 81 per month. ap19-3t
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NOW OPEN!
NOSE WATERWAYS GRAND DOUBLE STORES


lin
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and
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establishment SO maa
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DEPARTMENT
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CORPORATIONS CouRT-Judgc n B. Meade
presiding Continuation of yesterdays pro-
'rchmGS, Conrad Wall VS. Charles Brill
aud others, chanrrry and attachment; de-
cree against defendant, Chas. Brill, for
a''"lnI Of PLAINTIFFS claim; cause referred
Tenn II Green special commissioner, to
sr''Ir and state al account Of the indebted
Hess OF the garnishee, the City Council of
Alexandria, to the said Brill, with instruc-
uoNN TO report to the Circuit Court of this
,tIy Al lis May term next. TO which court
ms Cause is removed
oyer and wife vs.. Davis and others in
'AaMiccry; rule against purchaser continued
!" May term next.
Crockett vs.. Webster and others in chan
'fiY: report of X. Kemper, commissioner of
,"!e He'd, and final decree confirming that
'r!"F' a"' the report of Leonard Marbury
Frcia' commissioner, heretofore filed.
N'"!t adjourned till court in course.
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The Best is the Cheapest.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

N
Proposals will be received until - O'Clock m.
on FRIDAY, April 2Sth, 1892, for the REPAY
ING OF TWO SQUARES OF MARKET STREET,
LEESBURG, VA at so much per yard. The
Commissioners will have the old pavement taken
up, and will furnish the necessary stone and sand
for the new one, the contractor using such of the
old material as may be found suitable The con-
tractor will be expected to furnish satisfactory
references as to his skill in such work. and also of
his ability to execute his contract The Commis-
sioners reserve the right to reject any all bids
Address
" J. HARRISON, Commissioners.
II. c. SELLMAN, aeshnra W
e. F. SHEET, Iees"nfs' va
ap1s-6t st
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II IKE GLYAoNr EXCURSION GROUNDS
"a ne stockholders Of the Potomac Fruit
"t'%ciS Improvement Company held a
-.sGling last Tuesday night in Washington,
~ T.''! I: Dr :. 4. II. McKim in the chair and
~, ~, T.. /. Rowland secretary. The commit
NV ~r On purchase of property at Glymont re-
s 5Ss through J. T. Trembly that the pur-
,;SH.aSe-noncy had been paid and the deed for
~ W., property obtained. J. R. Trembly also
iI,HST3I!ed that the Brazilian and Chinese
I].!ulilgs Of the Centennial Exhibition had
s,s sn purchased for the sum of 81 ,525, and
rr,n'SsasemcntS had been made for their trans
Ev ..'' TO Washington. which would cost
vs"een 5000 and $500. The cost of cree
@ ma,. G'r" Oh the grounds was not yet esti-
1 ,"sy'' number of subscriptions to the
,s g,H Wa paid in, and an earnest request for
Ia, s, To- to get new subscribers, so
1'' 'Acte would be no embarrassment to
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4 RMORY HALL.

THE ALEXANDRIA DRAMATIC COMPANY
Will give their first entertainment on
MONDA EVENING, APRIL "a
Producing the Beautiful Temperance Drama ia
Five Acts entitled,
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fh' cast OF characters are composed of vel!
know ladies and gentlemen from this ritv.
4 FINE STRING ORCHESTRA has been ,u
gagged for the occasion.
General Admission 30 cts: Reserved Seals *
cts Gallery % ct5--Reserved seats Mt Tennessee.
i Co.'S, Marshall House apoO-:;r
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-10-17
THE VICTORY IN OHIO.

Nothing could be more cheering to the
Democracy then the glorious Democratic
victory in Ohio Before tho day of battle
dubious and melancholy outgiyings from the
Radical press prepared the country for
close fight in. that State; but no one was pre-.
pared for the Waterloo which has overwhelm-
ed the forces of the adversary. In spite of
Federal patronage, in spite of combined mo-
nopolies, and Eastern capital, in spite of Jay
Hubbell and political assessments, in spite of
Tom Foster and the Devil with all their
works, the masses of the people have spoken
with an emphasis of twenty thousand Dem
ocratio majority, regenerated and disenthrall-
ed. Double cause of congratulation is to be
found in the character of the fourteen DEM
ocratlc congressman elect, and their antece>
dents. They are Democrats, SO far as we
know them, of the Jefersonian school. at
their head stands Frank Hurd, the able and
consistent coadjutor of Carlisle, Tucker, Coke,
Morrison, and other representatives of the
Free Democracy, in opposition to Tariff mi
guilty, jobbery, and reckless appropriations.
This is but the first victory of the campaign;
New York and Pennsylvania are soon to fol-
low. In each of these States like causes will
produce like effects. The candidates of the
ruling dynasty, supported as they are by all
the patronage and power of the Federal Tow
ernment, will succumb to the popular demand
for reform and regeneration. A great civic
revolution is in progress, and will tread no
step backward.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-10-17
A NOTE OF WARNING.

Amidst the general rejoicing over the great
popular victory in Ohio, and the prospect of
another Democratic House of Representatives,
comes sound of humiliation and regret over
the Republican gains in West Virginia.
We have indeed gained victory, but it is of
the Pyrolius order-another such and we are
undone.
Without some now blood shall be infused
into the party in this State; without less die
tation by railroads and mouopolists in our
nominations and elections without improved
leadership, and better organization, Vest
Virginia will rapidly and certainly gravita,e
in the ranks of the Republican party. IF
not interfered with, we give our present lead
ers just two years to land us there. The
present methods of subordinating every other
interest or aspiration to enable our leaders to
re-elect themselves to office, and perpetuate
their own power and official tenure, will ruin
any party in the world, and lead to ultimate
disaster and defeat. The Jeffersonian doc.
trine of rotation in Office is the only theory
in keeping with republican institutions, and
the only practice which true Democracy
should tolerate. Does any man dispute, or
will any one deny that the opposite policy has
been the direct and immediate cause of dis.
aster in the first district? Pursue it q little
longer, and the State will go as that district
has gone, and q Democratic candidate for
governor, perhaps, share the same fate as the
gallant but unfortunate Good.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-10-17
LOOK HEREr

A LARGE a.sortment o: the following article.
Z n always on band Frying Pans. Extra Pots,
Teakettles, Dripping Pans, Stove Pipe, all sizes :
Coal Holds and Coal shoyels Mica for Stoves Cor,
ogsted Elbows, Stove Backing by the poupd-tbe
be sure to be suited. at
JOSEPH q. yesterdays
Tin, Stove and Grocer ~ store
Stoves STOVES! STOVES IL have iust
~ received another Car Load OF Stoves and now
have large and general assortment ON hand.
%hieh will sell reasonable. and will give Short
Credit 10 good paying customers. Ali who need
Stoves should come and my stock before m Ak
ing purchase elsewhere. I thin can suit Won
in quality and price. Come and be suited at
JOSEPH H. yesterdays
Tin. Stove and Grocery Store
~ once, by giving name of Stove the wear made
and who made by, ON application at
JOSEPH q. yesterdays
Tin, Stove and G Grocery Store.
A AEs Il have for sale the very bestAS
"A made. Come and buy aud be convinced
October II. 1882. A-NDAh'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-10-17

Jefferson County, to- wit ::
At Rules held an the Clerks Office of. tie
Circuit Court Of Jc6ersom County, October
I'd, 1882:
J. A. RElNHART and Charles n. Kable, Adm,rs
of David Reinhart. decd, Plaintiffs.
Against
JANE r. RElNHART. David Reinlnrt J. A
ReInhart. Alice Clark. Sarah Sclnadcr. Laura
Nnpnemaker, Laura Kabl and Annie KnbIc-
infant children of Annie Kable. decd Lo
renz0 d. Hess, Mary Hess, n. g. White, Trus-
tee, Joshua Arnold. Charles II. KabIe I'll uSteo
Louis +. DIETRICH. Geo. z. ReInhart and Hen,
Stouffer, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
TINE object of this suit is to subject the real
Il estate Of David Reinhart, deceased to the
payment of his debts.
1t appearing, Affidavit filed in this suit that
the Defendants j. A. Rcinhart. Alice Clark
Laura Nunnemaker. Lorenzo d. Hcss Mary Hess
Joshua Arnold, LOuis +. Detrick and Geo p
Ieinhart are not residents of the State of West
Virginia. they arc hereby required to appear
within four weeks after tile date of tho first pub
LEGATION of this order. or the next Rule day viz
November 9th, 1882. and do what is necessary TO
protect their interests in this matter.
+. LYNCH,
Clerk OF the Circuit Court.
October 3, lSS2-4t ISpirit Fec S61S1
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-10-17

SUPERIOR EXCELLENcE.-Ther reasons for Pc
runa' superior excellence in all Diseases and it
modus operand'' arc fully explained in DR.. Hart
mans lecture reported in his book On the Ellis
of Life, and how to Cure Them" from page to
page 10. though the whole book should be read
and studied to get the full value of this par-sr-
esiient remedy. These books can be had nc all
Peruna is the best immediate Expectoront
Cough Medicine). that has yet been componndo
ed 6s physician or druggist. There is nothing
IN mealeaI print that can at all compare with it.
liant: Nervine: Dinretic. Alternative, Inti.Dvs-
Peptlc. Appetizer. Hamatc. (Blood Medicine
&C. &c.. that has ever been compounded nv
doctor or layman. 1t should, therefore. ALWAYS
De Kept on hand for immediate use 80
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-10-17
PEN, INK AND SCISSORS,

The Gave Hotel property, at Luray, Va,
has been sold to John W. Burke, of New
Market, for s2,525.
Gen. Meem, of Shenandoah county, Va,
has sold his fine flock of Cotswold ewes. 81
in all, to Nj. w. Williamson, of Rockin CHAM
county.
Bernard and John N. Kepler, of Bucks
county, Pa, are twins, and 80 years of age.
They are both bachelors and lived on the
farm where they now reside and were born,
all their lives.
On the night of October 9Th, the large
barn with mill attached, on the farm of Will
liam Gather, on Back Greek in this county.
was destroyed by fire. Loss $4,000; insu
rance $4,000. Cause unknown.
Winchester Times.
Harry Woodson, one af the funniest men
of minstral troupe playing at Oakl land, Nd,
on Monday evening, had to go through his
part, though he had just received dispatch
announcing the death of his young child
While the audience was enjoying his COM
icalities he was mourning, over the loss of one
who would, perhaps, be hidden in the grave
before he could join his family.
El1arttnsburg Independent.
A young Democrat of Waynesboro, whose
father is Republican,, met his old class mate
OF the V. nj. L John 5. Wise, the other day
at the depot there. tn closing friendly
sparring on politics, Johnnie said, "Ah,
Hugh you are all wrong, you ought to fol>
low the footsteps of your good old father ~
''Thats the last advice you ought to give to
any man, John r' said his companion. eff
you were following the footsteps of your good
old father, as the people round here knew
him, you would not be engaged in the bus
mess you are following now" Johnnie took
the early train.-4Staunton Pirginian.
A correspondent of the New York Herald
quotes the Hon. Simon Cameron as saying:
"There is great probability of the mex.
House being democratic, admit, and have
often thought how much better it would have
been for the republican party had it permit
ted Mr.. Tilden to take his seat instead of ap>
pointing the eight to seven commission 10
order to put in that nan Hayes. Lam proud
to say voted against the commission If the
democrats had been permitted to assume power
then the country would be better off today
and the democracy would certainly be relega,
ted to the rear at tho next general election.
1t was bad business, that commission"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-10-17
a CARD.

CHADLEsrowN. W. VA, October 1s. 1882
Having sold my stock of goods in order to
give more attention to the Grain and Fertilizer
business. wish to thank nv friends and the
public generally for their liberal patronage in
the past and call their attention TO the fact
that my entire time and attention will now be
given to Grain and Fertilizers. Soliciting u
snare of their patronage in this line, remain
Very respectfully,
October II 1882 "
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-10-17
ociober 3, iSs2-4t. Esprit Fec s6.1s.I
THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

Jefferson County, to-wit :
At Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court Of Jcfcrson County, October
2d, 1852:
PHILIP GROVE, PLAINTIFF,
Against
FRANK HoGRN, sr., and tho Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY AND ATTACHMENT
ETNHE object of this suit is to attach in tho
! hands of the home Defe n dan t ,the Ba timore
and Ohio Railroad Company, debt due from it
to the nonresident Defendant, Frank Honrn
Sr.' or SO much thereof shall be sufficient to
pay the debt due from the ncn-resident Defcn-
dant, Frank HoMrn. ST.. to the Plaintiff Philip
Grove. of S63 50. with interest on 262. So part
thereof from August 7th. 1882. till pad, and the
1t appearing on affidavit filed in thissuit. that
the Defendant, Frank Hnurn. Sr. is not n res
ldent of tho State of West Virginia lie is here by
required TO appear within four weeks after the
date OF the first publication of this order or tho
next Rule day. to-wit: November 9th, 1882, and
90 what is necessary to protect his interests in
this natter.
F. P. LYNCH,
CLERK of the Circuit Court.
OrtOhar 1870 H. n.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-10-17

10 all who are suffering from tho errors and in
discretions OF youth. nervous weakness, early de-
cay loss OF manhood, &c, will send n recipe
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered by a mis,ionary in
South America. Send a self addressed envelope
to the Rev. JosxPH T. IsNAs, Station D.. Ne,,
i''" Cry. Aus5,lss2-ly.