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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-03-16
Pc III SIONS

Are paid TO every soldier Of the late war who was In sny
way disabled by wounds any kind Of disease or acc
cent occurring IN line OF duty Any wound loss toe
finger, eye or rupture varicose veins chronic dar
rho,a falling back OF the measles lung disease heart
disease liver sse or in fact anything that causes any
disability entities soldier OF late a pension
Pensions and bountes collected where discharge papers
are Loot A dishonorabe discharge bar to pension
Thousands OF pensioners entitled 6avede of pen
not know what their rights Ration money collected
for soldiers IN rebel prisons their heirs New dis
charges obtained where lost Pay for horses lost in
the service. The arrears of pensions act made all
pensions applied for in time BEGIN at date of discharge
Widow and children OF the soldier entitled TO pensions
Dependent mothers and fathers OF soldiers entitled
Fees in all cases only ten dollars by the late war
Have your investigated by competent attorneys
Washington, who can give 1t personal attention All
soldiers OF war OF 1872 and their widows entitled to
pension. An soldiers of Mexican should writs
at oCce. We are also largely engaged In procuring
ia VENFES and have a special department DO
u IA G2N ~ voted to this branch of our practice
We take out PATENTS in the UNITED STATES and
and your MODEL We file CAVEATS and examine RE
JECTED CASES. INFRkN GEMENTS &c. We procure
TRADEMARKS, COPYREGHTS, COPIES OF OF.
FICEAL RECORDS, and render opinions In relation 10
patents and property rights in Inventions reasonable
We also deal In and attend to all kinds of for
MIG before the General Land Office, pertaining
AANDO TO land warrants, scrip Of all kinds pre-
epton and home stead entries mining and land
claims and do general land business. We also buy
and sell LAND WARRENTS. Business connected with
Of the Departments we can attend To reasonable
terms. Address N. w. FITZGERALD CO., Peuson,
Patent and Land Attorneys, box $685. Washington. D. G.
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DISTRICT COURTS.

PROBATE CouRr-JUsTIcE HAaNER.-will of
Patrick Cummings allowed to be Withdrawn, 1t APP
estate OF Annie Wheland petition of Maria OLeary
and order appointing her administrators bond of
si,OO0 In the estate of Maria Robinson, deceased .
account passed and order of distribution to attorney
tate of John w. Rghistine and annual rental value
of real estate return by May IL. Rightsne, admin
allowance for the support OF wards In the estate OF
Caroline "A. Cobb; petition and order appointing
Nehemiah Cobb administrator on bond OF s1.0U. In
the estate of Jane q. Malord; account of sales re-
turned. In the estate of Albert Guenther; proof of
publication filed and will proven by two witnesses ;
Pronunciation OF executor and order admitting will
nexed on bond Of $1,000 Bonded will of Mary L.
Talbot filed; petition of Charles w. Holman,
executor, and order e publication, returnable
OF publicatlo on returnahle July q. IN re Poland
Crown, minor; remuneration of Mary Il. Crown and
decree appointing Golfer 4. Bride; GUARDIANS bond
ceased petition off. w. huxley, NJ D.. for adminis
tratun filed aud order of publication returnable July
81 order of sale IN estate of John Payne. In the
tate of John j. f. Joachim, petition of executors and
order allowing executors and examiners aud counsel
fees Petition and order appointing Mary Ward guar
dian to Mary t. Ward on bond OF 500; bonded. In
Lewis johnson & Co. filed with chattel mortgages and
exhibits; order of court. In the estate of Helen b.
Corknlll deceased, answer of executors. DIR. James
w. Philips appointed guardian 10 Jane w. and Fan
ME A. Philips on bond of 5000 A number of ac-
counts were approved and passed. Adjourned.
Equity CoURT-JUsrfCE HAGNER. - Baily VS..
TO discharge restraining order denied. Ketchnm VS..
Georgetown College; time to take complainant5
testimony extended ten days. In re William IL.
Iepp. lunatic; substitution OF committee. j. L. Page
for Caroline Robinson. Adjourned TIL 10 q. m, to-
day. No assignment.
CIRCUIT CoURT-JusrIcE MAcARTHuR.-Beall VS..
May; on trial. Adjourned (Jury respied until Mon
day. until to-day. Demurrers.
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BALTiNoRE June 2a.-Cotton firm; middlng,
l2Ac. Flour qulct Howard street aud Western SUI
pcrine, e. 25Gg4 20 do extra 81 2jdj TO- do family,
e. 75@7 OG city Mills supernne s32j4 co. do extra,
q 2i69 $751; do Rio brands 81 1907 81 Baltimore high
grade family, e. 75 do winter wheat patent IS IS.
Wheat - Southern easier; Western higher; southern
red, d 1901 Is; do amber u 1901 o. No. Western
winter red spot 81 S99l 3gI; June, u 39iWi 39't;
July, 81 2aAgl 22; August 81 l7sIG3i rs; September
81 i5js@i i7N Corn-S0uihern lower and quiet;
Western nrmcr; Southern white. O3c; do yellow 500
SCI Western mixed, SPOT, SOdSIAc; July sO'6@s0Sc
August, slsc. Oats quiet and about steady; South
ern, 62 Gic: Western white 696gGic: do mixed, $40
&c; Pennsylvania, el@0ic Rye quiet and nominally
AT soc Hay quiet aud easier: prime TO choice Penn
sylvana and Maryland, sl5 6Ocdi0 % Provisions
quiet; mess pork SD 75 G22 81 bulk meAts-shoulders
and clear rib sides, PACKED, l0hWlShc; bacon
shoulders llAc, ccear,rb sides, lll4c lams, LAO
lie lard refined, I3c. Iuter quiet and weak; West-
packed, ld20c.; creamery, 2,Gg2lc Eggs easier
nj 1Gi7c. Coffee lrm ITO cargoes, ordinary y fair,
6(lgc. Sugar quiet and easier; son, gssc. Whisky
quiet atsi 10 keceipis-tour, 2,ll7 barrels wheat,
$50 bushes corn, $500 bushels oats, 80 bushels;
rye, none. Shipments-Wheat, 255Gl bushels; corn,
Lila bushels. sacs-Wheat, 2fl02o bushels; corn,
lN.S57 IA,
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WEsT WASHINGTON,

During the fishing season report concerning the
condition of the water at Great Falls will be pub
lishcd each day, us furnished by the Washington
Aqucduct office, Georgetown, using the following
scale of measurement; Very turbid, 0 to s. turbid,
s to Is; slightly turbid Is to %, clear % to So.
Condition Of the water. Friday June 23--At Great
Falls, u; at receiving reservoir III at dstribut-
ing reservoir, "a.
Street lamps lighted to-night ut II o'clock and
oXtinguished at 230 n. IN. tomorrow night Sun
day. lighted at ll:l5, aud extingushed at $50 a. M
High tide June "a (Satur,iny)at l:26 ~ M. and 140
p m; June - Sunday pa a. m aud 2.S7 p. m.
The Eleventh Building Association held It's sixty
fifth regular monthly meeting Thursday night at
Goddards Hall, at which 1873 was disposed OF,
being twenty four shares retired ut the stock value
rates-S77 per share.
The condition of Mrs Joseph G. Waters who was
stricken with paralysis, was about the same late
as only temporary, he says may be several days
before fayori6le change takes place.
Messrs. Hartley, Bros received yesterday per
Schooner Hattie Baker Captain Baxter, from
kenebec River, arrived with cargo of ice for
Heurichs Brewery; schooner Annie +. Clark left
with 100 tons of coal from Winshps wharf for
Norfolk, Va.
Serious complaint is made by the boating men
about the fast running through the harbOr OF some
of the tug boats, which are driven at full speed,
raising heavy swell and greatly endangerng the
lives Of parties out in small pleasure boats often
is any law against this recklcssness 1t should be
| enforced, and If there is none one should be en-
acted at once, before some accident occurs. West
Washington news In yesterdays Cfihcl The RE.
PUBLICAN Georgetown man can attest to the truth
oil the abnve nom personal experience and Will
clleerfully join hands with any who can suggest
plan whereby this reckessness the part OF tugs
may be stopped. No doubt they arc often pro-
yoked by persons who, through ignorance or
lazness persist In getting in their way still 1t is
no reason they should run at full rate Of speed,
apparently regardless Of everything and every
body Small boats certainly have some rights on
the water, and when parties In them show dis
position To keep out OF the course of tugs 1t is no
more than right that the latter manifest their ap-
probation of 1t by displaying a little accommoda-
ton, instead Of trying to see how near they can
come to them and miss them.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-24

New York, June 23.-southern flour quiet and un-
changed common to fair extra, s. 1906 -; good 10
choice do, 90 So@775 Corn l@2c higher and export
trading limited, with fair speculative business re-
ported, closing with less strength; ungraded, 759slc
No. 2, June, 7s%@7oc; July, 7sIs@79'4c Oats A@Ac
better and fairly active; No. o. Gle. Coffee unchanged
in price and very quiet. Sugar dull aud unchanged;
Centrifugal, SIC fair TO good refining quoted ut "a
@7'sc refined unchanged and dull; yellow G. 7166D
7Ac white extra G. 81 63sssc; yeowdo. ~ CDsSc vel
low. 7gistcs of \, slS@Sl6c mou d A, 91ac; stand
crushed, lOSc; powdered l0GlnSG granplated, o'Sc;
quiry. Rice firm and in fair demand for foreign and
partly Tor the SOUTH ork held somewhat higher
with u better export demand and speculation quiet
sales old mess spot $40 8j@2l00; choice new 81 25
ordinary brands, new, quoted at SCI O July go S1@
q % August, SCI 2Op2l 10 September, Sal 200g2l 80
Mddlcs Scarce and nominal at FAC, long clear
Lard lOdl5c per 100 pounds higher, closing very
strong, with n brisk speculative tradnE prime
steam spot ell 20; June 81 U)gl2 Oh: July, t ols
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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

The orphan asylum has been rented to the city
school board for $40 per year.
The Commissioners of the Sinking Fundare pre-
pairing their report which will be presented TO the
city council next Tuesday night,
The train over the Virginia Midland Railway
due here at 7:l6 yesterday morning did not arrive
until 1880, having been detained by the engine
getting OIL the track.
Mr. George Evans, clerk In the store of Messrs
McBurncy d Son, while opening q can of goods
yesterday morning, had tue thumb Of his left
hand nearly cut of by the slipping Of the knife no
was using.
A number Of Republicans and Readjusters are
urging MIR. Benjamin Austin for the position of
superintendent OF public schools of Alexandria
County. Mr.. Austin has been diseharging, and
efficiently TOO so his many friends say the duties
of The office since the death Of Mr.. Wibert
The commencement exercises OF the Theological
Seminary and Episcopal High School, which have
been In progress nearly all this week, Were con-
cluded yesterday, by the ordination in the chapel
oIthe seminary Of nine young gentlemen, lnclud.
Ing Mr.. Douglass Hooi of This city, as priests, and
eight, this years senior class MS deaeons, Bishop
White ordained all except Mr.. Francis Reyes
Leayvll OF Jefferson County, West Virginia. who
was ordained by Bishop pcerkin.
GERMAN Corn Remover, only painless. harmlea
euro for hard or soft corns. 25c. All druggists.
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REAL ESTATE.
The Official TrRnsactions ms Recorded
Nester dny.

The OuictuI TrRnsactAOns ms Recorded
Yesterday.
Mr.. J. +. Oimsead presents the following transact
lions In real estate In the District yesterday
ported TO him by tho Recorder OF Deeds,
CITY PROPERTY.
On Maryland avenue between -Four. and ahalf and
Sixth streets west east half Of lot g. reservation ID III
inches front by ~ feet nches) United States
TO Harriet H. Wood, nominal.
On Twelfth street west between Q and ID streets
north part OF lots Is aud 10 square m 6 feet Sinches
front by 100 ce), Frank h. smith to District Of Co
nnblA, 1879.
on Massachusetts avenue, near Second street west
subot A, square 5Bl (5 feet front by depth, John H.
Condor TO Columbia and Mary Il. King, Sl,sl5.
On Ninth street west. between IL aud streets
north lot a. square @ (2 feet niche frOnt) aud in
square, lot y OIL street north 60 feet mont by
luz feet inches) Mamie L. Bgelow to Z. e. Duncan
son. R5,C0l
on Eighth street east between Il and @ streets
south lot II, uare 2 (51 feet front by depth) Samuel
H. ellis to Caroline j, Stevens, $4,000.
On street north, between Thirteenth and Four
teenth west part of lot ~ square $50 10 feet
front by 100 feet), Eliza Warder et AL TO Mary Ann
Augustus Lindsey, o. OJL
on S street north, between Fifteenth and sixteenth
streets west sbot 49, square 1872 e,GJ feet front by
lai feetl, Helen ]. Tanner Of yr. 10 Douglas f. For
rest, $500.
Part OF Rosedale tract Louisa X Norton 10 Alice
q. DE fturbide, $1,000.
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FOR RENT.
u.--.u .....UA

Tie most attractive, beautiful, and desirable sub
urban place outside Of the boundary line OF WASH
ington city, aud 10 the city (Snown the Wal
bride place) being aud half miles north OF tie
Presidents Mansion, OH sixteenth street extended,
consists OF GO acres land and woodland, beautifully
laid out; shade trees. shrubbcry, &c; spacious and
wellarrhnged stone mansion sixteen large rooms
two smaller ones large conservatory, closets, bath
room, gas and water pipes all through the house;
high aud healthy, overlooking the city, s.5Ia
The property now offered for rent or lease.
The household effects Of the late residents will be
sold on MONDAY, the TWENTY-SIXTII JUNE. on
Che premises. Parties who may want to rent would
do well to attend the sale, as many articles could be
purchased that would be desirable for lessee. Apply
10 REGINALD FENDALL
525 ~ street northwest. r.,s,oos
q. Nj. WIGHT, Ai"''se''
GO Louisiana avenue northwest.
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BY DuncansOn Brothers,
AUCTIONEERS.
SALE OF PUBLIC HAY-scALEs.


WAsItfNGTOS, ID. O., June 10. 1882.
on SATURDAY, July 1, 1882, ut Their respective To-
cations shall offer for sale to the highest bidder the
exclusive right and privilege Of nshg the several
District Hny-Scales from July l. 1851, to June 80 lS
for the purpose OF weighing hay, straw fodder, oats
In the straw and live stock, ut the following places
aud times viz:
No. l. Situated opposite the postoiiice, Unontown,
ID. o., ut 10 o'clock a. IN.
No 2 Situated on seventh street southeast, between
street aud Georgia avenue, Maynard, at II o'clock
n m.
No g. Situated on Tenth street, near Louisiana
avenue northwest, at II o'clock m.
No. T. Situated at the Tyson House, on seventh and
y streets northwest, Mt o'clock p. m.
No. Situated on Prospect street, between High
and Market streets, Georgetown, Mt o'clock p IN.
No Situated at the intersection OF Boundary AMI
III streets northeast, at $50 O'Clock p. IN,
MOI Situated at Brightwood, ID. G., Mt o'clock
y. m.
Parties purchasing will be required to comply with
the provisions Of the act approved June 20 1872, and
entitled IAN act regulating the sale OF hay, &c.
Nos. and will be removed from their present
locations TO some eligible locations In their imme-
date nelghborhood II desired by their purchasers
=. BY order OF the Commissioners Of the District OF
Columbia, II. H. HOXIE,
lu2O-l0t Lieutenant Engineers, u. IS, A,
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Henry Lichau, W. J. Belding, Duffy & Leanardi,
aud Supplee and Mankin were fined $50 or thirty
days for keeping their bars open last Sunday.
Appeals were noted.
Fanny Shaw and Charlotte Lacey. two colored
women, charged with keeping disorderly house
in the alley between Fifteenth and Sixteenth and
! and X streets northwest were dismissed, the
testimony being insufficient to convict.
William Dixon, a colorcd boy was fined 50 for
beating a smaller boy named Joseph Shearer.
Lille White, n colored servant, has gone to Jail
for thirty days for robbing Mr., Levy, of George
town, by whom she was employed.
Joseph james, u small colored boy, stole two
pairs Of eyeglasses, valued at SIS, from ii. Hemp
ler's establishment OH Pennsylvania avenue, near
Four and. street. Thursday, aud was sent 10
iuil for thirty days.
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without feature, except for Louisiana consos which
are per cent higher. Railroad bonds irregular.
Transactions aggregated go 0nshares including Della.
ware, Iackawanna and Western. $500 Denver and
RIO Grande. 3i5oG Erie, 1920 Kansas and Texas,
1880 Lake Shore, "a BOZ Louisville and Nashville,
300 New York Central. I,spG Northern Pacific,
105OG Reading. 400; 81. Paul, $50 st. Paul and
Omaha, i3,0oo; Texas Pacific, 2o,i0G Wabash Pacific,
5000; Western Union GlOo
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United States Marshal's Sale.

Clerks oiiice OF the supreme Court OF the District OF
Columbia, and TO me directed. viii soil IT public
SALE for cash, at the court house door OF said District,
on SATURDAY the first day of July, 1882, ut ~
O'Clock M all the right title, claim. and Interest OF
the defendant In and to the following
property attached by the United States Marshal
June 3, S7a 10 wit; All that piece and parcel of land
In the District OF Columbia and east OF the Eastern
Branch OF the Potomac aud known as part Of tract
called AnronS" beginning on the Marlboro road
Mt the distance OF twelve perches from stone placed
IN the southwest corner OF said tract, and running
thence to the sixth line thereof thence south ~ de-
grees IS minutes. East TO tue end of said sixth
line, thence along the seventh eighth, NINTH tenth,
and eleventh lines OF said tract to the end of the
eleventh line thence by such lines will strike tho
thrteenth line at the Marlboro road and thence
Along said road to the place of beginning. together
with all and singular the improvements thereon;
condemned rs the property OF Daniel Ice 10 satisfy
use Samuel and Peter L. Bacon.
G. T. HENRY.
- U,S Marshal
Iul2-dts
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BY Duncanson Brothers,
AUCTIONEEHS.
Ninth and ID streets northwest.


noLp FURNffVas AND EFFfdpsi sTEis.
FRAME MANrl lie nj MIitI uh bRoAzEs o ofI
-plAINTiNGs AND EN- RAWLINGS, AND OTHER
IVY SNfs II HE tSA e
A6 Hp G hssEfs c %HPIE2S TPEEhGE66EE bh fN
iNG.RooM XND cmAMnisR ROSEWOOD,
WALNUT AND MAiioGANY FuRNI T 4,
AT MOUNT S PLEASANT. AND KNOWN AS
PAIR BLACK CARIllAGE HORSES, FAMILY
To ION Viii RUMBLE, bod jt4S cHMr fm Han
MESS, ALDERNEY COW AND CALI, &c.
NrM MS sSAencISH az FIN cdk az fsrc
Iide," residence of Colonel George II. Corklilll, we
contained therein, comprising;
- Double hosewood suite Perlor Furniture In slk
material and Walnut Gold lined Suite Of pieces,
Walnut Sp Center and sds rs6s
French Plate Mnitls Mlrrgtsi Stelnway Rosewood
&c.; French Mantle Sets, Clocks, and Bronzes; OF
Paintings aud steel Engriylngs; Rosewood Etegere,
ter, velvet ana i,ody BRUSSELS Carpets aud Rugs on
Halls aud Rooms Throughout the Mansion; Jardi-
Brocateile and Lace Curtains Git and Walnut Cor
ses HE Sha,s Mssos
40 pieces Plated Ware, solid silver Ware, Fine
iery Relfigerator. &C.; Library Book Case and Sec
Rotary. Book Shelves, Tables, Green Rep Library
sll The Furniture contained in II rooms Walnut
MirrOr-doOr Wardrobts, Walnut Sets, Work Inbles,
Chinonier, single Pieces, Mahogany and Walnut
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstaiids. Easy Chairs, Cur
lans and Cornlce. Feathers, Hair Mattresses Bed
Clothing. blankets, Furniture of Servants Rooms,
&C.: Fire-Proof Safe.
And ut FOUR O'CLOCK T.. NJ, one pair black Car
rlage Horses, good Travellers large Family Carriage,
Landau, phaeton and Rumble. by Joyce: VctOrino.
bhafls and pole one-hOrse Wagon, Dog Cart; set OF
Box, Harrow, Cuitvator, Lawn Mower, line Alderncy
Cow and Calf, &C.
House open .ior inspection on Saturday, June "a,
only.
The grounds be reached by taking the l4t street
cars 9TH street line to Soldiers Home II being but
short walk from either point.
This fine Mansion and Grounds for rent Full in-
formation given on applying TO Executors or Auc-
honeers.
Catalogues eau be obtained of Auctloneers.
REGINALD FENDALL,
q. NJ. WIGHT,
HEMAN H. WABBR1DGE,
ju2l-d Executors OF Helen b. CJrkhlll, decd.
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DI-ED.

THARP.--on June %, 1882 at 1:sO p. m, LIZZIE
MAY. daughter of James and Elizabeth Tharp, aged
10 months and a days.
Funeral will take place from parents residence,
No. 60 Sixth street northwest, to-day, at O'Clock
m
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ALEXANDRIA, June cS-The market closes dull
and prices for grain are lower There Is 10 change
to ntts In -four Small lots of wheat sold 81 80 for
Fultz u SO for Mixed ana 81 IS for Lancas err Corn
sold at Ojc for white.
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AUCTION SALES.
John Sherman q Co.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCrfoNEERs,
81. Cloud Buiidlng

pHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL rs
TATE ON VIRGINIA AVENUE BErWELN
SIKH AND SEVENTH STREETS SOUTH
WEST.
by virtue Of decree passed on the 18th day Of
June, 1882 by the Supreme Court OF the District or
Columbia IN the case OF Hiram HOman et al vs. len
ME NJ. Cutler CT al equity No. 1865, the undersigned
IS trustee, will offer for sale az public auction In
front OF the premises, on THURSDAY. the 9Th day
~ July, A. u. 1882 at o'c cS p M, the west iory
leven (i7) feet of lot a., IN square numbered
bur hundred aud sixty-fOur 600, In the city OF
Washington, District of Columbia, with the lmprove
houses, known rs Nos. 60 and 6l2 Virginia avenue
southwest, said property will be sold subject to
axes and In bulk In parcels In the discretion or
HE trustee.
Terms-On e-third cash on the dry OF sale; the bal
tnce In two equal installmenis, payable In one and
Two years from the day OF sale, with Interest ut 0
per cent per nnnum, secured by deed of trust on
The property sold. or all cash. Mt tile option Of the
purchaser. If terms OF sale not complied with
n five days the trustee reserves the right to resell at
he risk and cost of the defaultug purchaser.
EDMUND A. BAILEY, Trustee,
Columbian Law Building
VIM. NJ. SMITH, Salesman. ju22eOdSds
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LETTER FROM LAUREL.
Summarizing Ira n Pleasant Maryland Town
not fsr from Washington.

To the Editor Of TIfE REPUBLICAN:
LAUREL, MARYLAND, June 22---IIavo you ever
been TO LaTsuli II you have not you have missed
seeing most charming village.
Far from the city's maddening strife
Amid The calner scenes Of life,
With waving tres,
And flowers In bloom,
RepOscs LAUREL
The village is one mile in length. on either side
when are filled with roses and Towering shrubs,
now in iull bloom. There is an old mill situated
on AYondale avenue. do not think IL Is the Mill
on the Floss, but the old stone structure with Its
tall stceple and avenue grand old trees that lead
10 II make " very romantic.
The Herbert House, at which am stopping, Is
large frame with wide yerandahs on the cast
aud south, and with its green lawns, Norwegian
pines, wlde-spreading silver poplars, attractive
surroundings, It's kind aud superior landlady, eX-
cellent table, and pure, cold cbclsyblate waters,
is place for the heart to cling ~ after leaving
the hot, dusty city. The Prcsbytcrians, Melho.
dist, and Catholics have churches here. Just ut
the head of the village, on the Pauxont River,
there is quite lntgc factory and settlement
surrounding u, while near By is the lovely gounds
aud beautiful home of General Nyc, the owner OF
the factory, There is one of the loyellcst groves
near by, where pcncs are held. They have an
academy of music, aud the young people culu-
Nate Shakespeare and the muses. Hut best OF all.
there is not one place in village or county (Prince
ueOrgo's) where whisky is sold, either by the
small or Otherwise. The local option law is in
force, and the people are for temperance.
CAPTAIN DEN FisNEY, Of the criminal court, ST.
Louis, Mo-, known by every one In that city, says
For three winters suffered torture with rheu-
crutchCs. Some recommended 81. Jacobs Oil
aud used IL. Seven or eight applications cured