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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-08-07


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VIRGISIA In The Gers o1zce o: the
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Chz!les G. Hzr-ey ENC Winthrop A Ha-Te!
Farmers trading and doing business under
the aru name and =tEIe c: Charles c. Ear-
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Memo: ne o1jec. Of This suit Z 70 !sooTe:
81 the defendant GUztzno DeAnge.i= the SUN
Of = 81 g and 70 attach and subject 70 the
,aynsnt OF the zane the estzce 0. debt: ow-
Ing aid defeudzr: il the hands Of the Farm
era and Mechanics Insurance Coul4n! aud
The Planters Insurance COMPANY, o. AleIan-
d.ia Virginia.
The defendant, G1ztAno DeA1gelis, no.
having entered MS appearance and
g7en security according 70 the art Of
Assembly and the r1Ies 0: this CouTr,
and il appearing b. 81 AFFIDAVIT tha:
be Is not resident Of this STATE. i /
ordered int said defendant appear here
within fifteen days after due publication
Of thiz order, and 10 what Is aeces-
s4v % p,o:ecc his interest II this suit
and tna, copy .; this order " forthwith IN
serr4d in the aIe1 andria G4zerte, a newspaper
published in me city Of Alexandria once a
week 10. fou. successive Teek5 and posted a
TIE front doc, Of the Court House q this
city. 4 oopy-tezte:
JOHN :. BEACH, CeIk,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-08-07

Additional loczI grzin5, Is and Is leare
Washington dali: - .. n sr-.7e o.
spge -. ?. n. Returning lea7e Orange
) u q. n. arrive Washington - & n
MANASSAS BRANCH.
HAETvAgD. TSE-Azo
Daily, excrp: STATIONS. Daily. ercep:
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RAILROADS

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-08-07

WARRENTON-Trzins Nos 9. Is. 3.5
connect dali! for Warrenton No IS daily
except Sunday. Ms -. 10 and 80 daily.
and IS daily. ercep; Sunday .f-vn Wa.rencou
FRANKLIN DIYISI0S-Leave Rocky
Mount dali? except Sunday ! co &. u, a.
rive Franklin Junction 50 E. II.
Leave Franklin junction daily except SUI
day 800 p. n; kriTe Rocky Mount 500
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-08-07

A DMINIsTRATOR's notice. have
~ duly qualified as administrator Of the
estate Of the late HARRIET HOLLENS-
BURY, deceased do hereby notify all
persons indebted to her estate that ! require
immediate settlement in order to save cost.
All persona having GLAZING against the said
estate are requested to prcsc1t them to me
duly authenticated
". II MAY,
Administrator Of the estate Of Harriet Hol-
lcnsbury, deceased. jy9 I'm
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MEDICINAL.

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-08-07
RAILROADS.

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MEDICINAL
TO, Infants and Children.

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-10
EhNoUs fklLEs

Ill., I.ad n Clarendon BTote bis IA
pous historical works while ip esile,
an tlle princes ~ fhe bourb0u Family
have fol . long npio LIVED ~ elile fTon
ffaune
3sehanap, tle scottish psei, while ip
sails hnd pTlson BfOie ibe famous
NfafhphrAsos N tle FralpH "
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-10
SMITH WAS IN LUCK.
Drew on the Sultan, and, Thanks TO the
ROthschilds, Got $40 600

IRE" on the Sultar, and, Thanks 70 the
Rothschilds, Got $4,000.
large operator and specuator OF st.
Louis, Whose account with one friendly
bank had been often temporarily over.
drawn, wanted $40, 900 once for a Ger.
tain deal, his balance in bank at the
time being less than 800. The cashier
suggested that he should draw upon
some party not too near st. Louis.
Smith said no did not know whom to
draw upon. "Oh, any one, said the
obliging cashier "as long as the party
Is far enough away--that will give
time to turn around. Smith drew at
sight for $40, 900 on the sultan Of Tur.
key
Tho draft was duly forwarded by the
bank, reaching New York, whence it
was sent 10 London correspondent. II
then came into the hands Of the Roths-
childs who forwarded il 10 their Con.
stantinople branch, where il was duly
presented for payment 10 the sulran's
chamberlain, the latter bringing il TO
his highness. "Who Is this John
SMITH" said the sultan don u know, "
replied the chamberlain. "Do we owe
him aDythingf" mo" replied the
other. "Then III not pay il, " replied
his mightiness. lone moment, If ]
might advise, said the astute counsel.
or. This draft comes through the
Rothschilds, with whom we are seeking
u ~, 900, 600 loan Would IL be safe,
under tho circumstances, 10 dishOnor
itY" "Pay IT," said tho sultan, and il
was paid, and no ono was more aston
ished than John Smith 0f st Louis and
the quick wittod cashier San Francis.
90 ArgOnaut
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-10
TWO elOe9 TO the QUESTION
'''''"g spectacle Dows 60 the Ears uo,,
Must BE Considered.

'pccihcle Bows 60 the Ears uo,h
Must BE Considered.
Having selected n pair OF fro,nos ,r;,,,
. nose piece Of tho right height and
spread to bring tho glasses into tho
proper position, and having had them
'l,u l.',u win glasses made in accordance
,,. Wi.l the oculist's prescription, the on.
ticiah now proceeds 60 nt the comnlotdd
sPectacles to your head. You might rut
as they are. ' VII Ju''
Du'' no; he reaches over and nlacoq
.ho DoWs over your cars himself Tbon
10 trleS tho spectaclos gently, as tboy
rest upon your nose, taking hold at tho
ou'er ends Of tho frame, here the bows
hinge Not just right. He takes tbom
ou again and smooths the bows out be.
tween the tips Of his fingers and changes
thcir shape little and tries them again
Better but not just right yet. He takes
thein again and smooths ont and bends
IN little more. You observe as he hands
thehl 70 you, rs he does this time, that
tho bows have not only been changed
somewhat in shape, but that now fhey
vary IN sweep and curve You put thom
on and find that they fit perfectly and
very comfortably. Ho touches them and
hnds them right and says So
But tho bows are not alike, ;" you
say
NO. says the optician, "but they
arc now made to fit. Your ears are not
JUST alike. One of them is little big
ger than the other, and they are not
placed exactly alike on the head. "
Whatr" you say, and he says: eyes
lhero arc very few Of us that are perfect
u just alike on both sides. New
York Sun.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-10

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-10

Tho French marshal, TuFeDne, was q
great general, apd his character bears
examination for nobility, Ito was .
great man Many inoidoDts which are
rolaiod " him show hia m0dasty, genor
0siiy aHd honesty as we'll as his courage
aud military ability A little story ~
ono ~ his German campaigns illustrates
bis rare sorupulousliess oven IA time oi
war
The authWlilas ~ Frankfori bslieyed,
from tho movements ~ bis army, thsi
be ipiended paasiDR through tloiT toTTi
my They sept y aepuiaiiag ~ bim
which offorod bim . largo sun ~ laoliey
n he Rould altar tho diTeolion " bis
msfeb aiid iesgs kfagkfsi upm0lested
1Aey w9e svTpIisod ip m0re Bayf
flau oil0 by bis snswer "peDilomep, "
ho saia, my o0ns0lHuee sill 900 pF
uili 900 ~ a'Nepi yOnf nlqnpy, fH ! bass
noYiH Intended ~ leaa luy gIlny ihTonRb
y0uf t0wH "- fouth's Companion
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-10
A FINE SAMPLE or NERVE
ihs Means by Which n Tutor Inspired II
Pupils with Courage.

Il " Wht'h y AhNDr inspired HIS
Pupils With Courage.
An instance OF remarkable nerve 90.
CURED a fow years ago when tho school
ior hremen in this city was established
ana the men Of tho FIRE department were
being trained In the use Of the scaling
ladders and the fire nets. The man who
trained the fremen told the incident
without apparently thinking IL an act
much out Of the common.
We began TO uso the fire nets, " ho
said, from the first story windows.
There is knack in jumping into them
30 rs not TO get hurt. led off by stand.
ing on the window sill, telling the men
how to hold the net, and then Jumping
into 1t. Each man In turn would come
up and follow mo in the jump II was
very simple at that height, and also
from the second and third story win
dowA We went up fight each day.
When we had all got used to jumping
into the net from the fourth story, as
found out afterward, the men thought
that would do. 'We'll take the fifth to.
morrow, l had said TO them when we
quit that night They thought / was Il
little of, and that was guying them
30 the next day, when we got ready 10
begin, and / set eight Of them holding
tho net, they got nervous. saw that
when l said: Hold her strong, boys
I'm going TO como down from the fifth.
began to get afraid Of them as went
up stairs. Igot 10 the fifth floor and peep.
cd out of the window to see IL every.
thing was all right. The men were all
in their places didn't dare TO get
upon the window sill, as l had done on
the floors below. IL might make them
nervous So l just took one more peep
to see II everything was still all right,
put one hand on the sill and vaulted
out. / came down all right, and every
man made tho jump after me.
'"The nets amt much good to the gen
eral public" continued the trainer,
"but you have no idea Of how much
value they are TO the discipline Of the
force. Firemen, you know, are mostly
married men, with families, and IL
takes nerve for man TO plunge into
house full Of flame and smoke when he
has wife and children dependent upon
him, but the net gives him confidence
If safety He knows now that II his re.
treat is cnt off his comrades have the
net below, and that he knows how TO
jump into it safely even from tho top of
. house. IT'S great thing. New
York Herald
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-10
Letters rive Hundred Years Old.

Ancient specimens of letters are
shown In tho Hof museum at Vienna.
One IL dated 1896. II consists Of large
sheet Of ribbed white paper folded IN
three. A band of paper was passed
round tho outside and through slit IN
one edge, being then fastened with soft
wax. A small piece Of thin paper was
laid on the wax and the seal pressed on
the paper, not directly Oh the wax. A
somewhat similar arrangement is found
IN letter Of the year lIl6, which was
written by the town counselor Of Mu.
nich 10 the burgomastor Of RastenbuTR
IN the Tyrol, Ia order 10 obtain informa.
tion concerning man accused of big
amy Ia the sixteenth century people
IN the Tyrol and Bavaria used bands Of
yellun or cords, fastened with wax
Later came separate round and 0blonP
waters, The nse " the enoircling band
continued IN Austria generally 10 1850,
on thereabout, aud probably reached this
century among conservative people. The
hrat eDyelope u tho modern typo IN this
collection belongs 10 the year l7l5,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-10
SCHOOL TEXTBOOK PETITION,

10 e STATE Board OF Education Am
any Contract fixing 'A' noohs %
nennoyer of McJrIde a.a
Sn Sueon Mciso acting Board ~ E.ssa
four petitioners, public scbools ~
10 AXE
school tex
70 enter Into ne ast
use That be Ihiok
IN publishers
10 View OF the fact state
NJ nnfee
acboo
~ we demand state publication poabe "' "e
NAMES.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-10

Mexican
Mustang
Linincnt
for
Burns,
Caked 81 Inflamed Udders.
Piles,
Rheumatic Pains,
Bruises and Strains,
Running Sores,
InflammatIOns,
Stiff joints,
Harness 81 Saddle Sores,
Sclatica,
Lumbago,
ScaIds,
Islisters,
Insect Bites,
Al Cattle Ailments,
Al Horse Ailments,
Al Sheep Ailments,
-
I'eDelrates Muscle,
Membrane and Tissue
Quickly 10 the Very
Scat u Pain and
Gusts II In a JIliy,
Rgb ~ Vigorously
hgs,ser lisi'''sai sessss'1
liala,
halss flss - rlsssi ssll
AKaini
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-10

~ hl1u ~ $40 \ aids ~ fgn sliovi
sgnh aaaR3iiF "A \ 0gman isgmeI D
family y ppaeuiad piih liHap hap
maliaa aiib hfl gHH nsinsI lpi0 shlal
slie ppis ~ ilf inaihilf sbe ebi plfi
up hH fle fliHhbai ADbpy bii Nnl slsf
hl wld iae b'AHiY ibe baH v hilfg ~
unsiu ihs mslse rils Rsis fun 90
papuia 1hp hss lalnN fsil y " sgp
uod int0 y islgfH pilr, sbisb halFf p
49, gaDH ~ flheBlsIf aHd Nhen ihfp
af. iaiAls silQHFN ilay sft msae ipiO
ml.af NJ hdsis4f ~ hffs ~ epfblpaf
f4faJ faHilf W. saHip N4tsi De-
M iAf nnaHug Although 81 NJ n~
hHp msH3 #set ~ iaWiHaiif fttF
HHkU ilsihHs aif plfniifHiig sifaeh
sl.si mui farms aila isaAe Haa lstlf
hNa YHi lisi'eioi
pissisu 100 pi,s's.slgs 80 y lig
fe.td Wsds NJ NE filssf hsklpf
pssHsf Wlssa 4iElissi heseis ~
iAr hlfsse Hsdaf ftraiiigp shf
Hisi aaafl $40 Fala Hisqsl ~ 2 slii'H
NJ Nlasl leisi Fsi'
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-10

ucqt or @ m ftg FS Ion Of Ed
psSnyem hghp "s"nt
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-10
JsssIn sanarkand,

Ono ~ my first visits was 10 the jew,
ish rabbi ! was pleased ~ bear from
him that bis corellRionists IN samm,
kand arc not under tho same objections.
bio sumptuary laws as IN bokhara Ia
Russian TufkestaD the JeB enjoys al,
most equal privileges with the bart
For instance, o baH may 0pen shop IN
ihe Russian part u eamarknId, bat o
Jow may not Over pleasant meal u
pistaebi0 ngis, ruhins, bread gpd salt
6sh tho rabbi t'ld me much about tho
JoBb ~ oeDiral Asia
1h0y are bepbaIdlu u appears, NOT
Asbkinasim, ~ in hussis aud Poland
Tho rabbi aud all biz people lu hainW
kand aIs ~ ibe iiiho n Judah Whou ]
youiured tobpeak ~ BIN " ihe bypoihe
sls advanced by some misguided people
ihal iho JnWH ~ 0ouiTbl Aaia were Inm
nsnis ~ ihe ~ loot iiblf, he he0uiod
DO idoa I'VE Rll know" bs taia
"ihst ~ ars n t1e lrbo n Judah 20
D0ld Wpids
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-10

- lhe bread Dliisf "A eaptsins slpm
yov msy bs sure bIssa fpihsd siiil
d. Fnogs Cffam bakipK f0saef %
slNAys sgfri 6Hd ghSlesomf.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-10
Cooper Shop.
CYRUS STEWART

has opened up shop north Of Mze's mill, IN
South Hal sn, where ne N prepared ~ make
ind repair all kinds OF cOopemRe, such ~
pals, tubs, kegs, barrels and chnrns. Onls
The best seasoned stock used. Prices reason.
able. 7f'td&W
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-10

Jbe fai0i, swesi Odor " appls bios
SONS IL not more delicate ihan pastry
into which Dr. Pdoe's BakiDR Powder
eptsn,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-29
REVIVAL or BUSINESS.

Il is with pleasure the REGISTER
notes the remarkable improvement in
the industrial condition OF the city Of
Wheeling. When first the city began
70 rally. in October, from the effects Of
last years panic, there were but few
more than four thousand persons em-
p,oved in It's industrial concerns. Slow
" the number increased-very slowly
for 4 while-and from 4,396 persons In
October, the number had grown in Feb
ruary to only 1854. This week the nun
Der vii. have grown to 9,0l6. The
worst was long since passed, normal
conditions have returned and more than
twice as many people now find employ
msntin our mills and factories as did
nine months ago. The hum OF industry
is welcome sound and it is cause for
congratulation that the wheels are once
more turning merrily and that business
has so nearly resumed It's former condi-
tions ia Wheeling.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-29
rrANcr 80 ANAKoHY.

France has firmly grssped the An
archist question, and the large majority
for the anti-Anarchist bill given By the
Chamber OF Deputies shows the disposi-
tion Of the French government TO deal
summarily witt This class OF persons
which has had such rapid growth in
France and other European countries.
The provisions OF the bill are unusu-
ally strong and tho penalties severe.
Especially has the portion Of the bill
relating TO the publication Of Anarchis-
tic matter been commented upon as I'M
usually severe. Newspaper reports of
tao trials Of Anarchists are prohibited
aud the dissemination Of Anarchist
principles in private letters.
The bill is perhaps unusually severe
ia its provisions but the conditions
which uecessitated such bill are uuu-
sual aud had 20 be met France is to
be commended for her vigorous action
in this matter, even though IL comes at
this late day.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-29

they ask for annual passes for themselves
ana friends, and. no matter how many
passes may be granted TO a single ipdiVid-
ual, il a single request be refused the en-
nifty Of that official is aroused and MS ven
geance exercised if he has an opportunity
so to do.
have known member OF the supreme
Court Of the United States TO apply for
free TRANSFORMATION, the money value or
which in a single instance was between
300 and $500. Governors of States, United
States Senators, members OF the House OF
Representatives, members of every depart
uene OF State government from the Cow
eruor TO the ianitor, ask and expect 10 re-
ceive.theSe tavors.
When any public official accepts
railway pass he places himself TO that
extent under obligation to the company
giving him the pass. The pass is given
with the implied condition, if indeed it
is not expressed, that the official will
rsciprocate when opportunity occurs.
II amounts to a form OF bribery and
should net Do tolerated.
Other States as we'll as New York
would do we'll to look into the matter
and give the subject OF statutory or
constitutional prohibition a careful con-
slderation.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-29
BIsTERSyELLE.
.Sp sefcl 10 me Rs2istS-.

.Sp scfcl 10 the Rsglsts-
S1sTERsyfLLY, w. VA, July 2S.-The re-
ceipts of the Eureka Pipe Line Company,
as reported by the engineers at the
Thistle pumping station this morning for
the twenty-four hours. ending to-day at
O'Clock a. m, were IL, l45 barrels, de-
crease of !, 200 barrels from the amount re-
ported Yesterday The total receipts for
the week ending at the same time were
93.O3l barrels, daily average Tor the
week of 1856 barrels. This amount is
ahont the same as that reported last week.
w. Joe Boyer is spending SUNDAY Win
friends at New Martinsville.
Capt. ]. It. Jones left this morning for
PIttsourg.
Hoiel Arlington arrivals-S. knaux,
Wheeling; e. :. Richardson, Baltimore;
X. q. Caldwell. Parkersourg: w. ID. Cord,
Pittsburg: Z. T. Garrison, Chicago.
Miss Katherine Davis returned this
morning from visit with friends at Sar-
dis, o. j.,
Bovpe. Wilson IL Pratt's interests here,
left this morning for Bradford, Pa. de
wilt be absent about three weeks
DIR. Fire will leave in few days for
Baltimore. where he will undergo treat
ment in one OF the hospitals there. He
has been suffering for some time.
G., B. Slemaker, the fancy grocer, has
purchased a blooded horse and contem-
plates putting on the race track at the
county fair this fall.
All arrangements have been made Tor
Flremen's Day, on August 10. There Will
be sports of all kinds, ball game, horse
race, sack race, running race and IN TACT
everything one could imagine is down on
the programme. The merchants are Offer
ing several beautiful prizes 10 De given TO
winner of the different contests. All the
business houses will be closed that day,
and the entire town will take part In the
festivities. The picnic Will De held II
Woods orchard, north Of town.
The REGISTER has opened branch Office
in the building formerly occupied oy Nc
Cows furniture store on the Diamond.
The Office is in charge Of Mr.. Charles h:
Baker. Subscriptions 70 any edition OF
the REGISTER will be received oy MIR.
BAKER aud promptly forwarded to the Office
of publication.
Sample copies OF the WHEELING WEEK-
LIZ REGISTER always on hand.
Estimates on JOB work cheerfully fur
nished.
Estimates for advertising in any edition
of the REGISTER viii be furnished prompt
" upon application
The DAILY REGISTER is delivered IN Sis
tersville at the publishers rate, viz. l5c
per week for daily and lSc for daily and
Sunday.