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Aftr 1nrE Tribune, IiHuA
For few minutes before the meeting Mt tl,c
Chambcr nt Commerce was called to order Mr..
Cyrts W. Field WIS busily engaged in raising Il
fund fo: Mrs. Garfield. He sui; that hc pro-
posed IL ra'sc $:'50,Hh and would secure that
amount. It Is also said thlt the same plan w,,s
entertained by Mr.. Chttcnten; hut on arriving,
1T the rooms be found that he hl.d been unici-
patcd oy Mr.. Field. Mr. Field desired the nn-
nouncencnt to be made through tho newspa-
pcrs that subscriptions to the fund might be
sent to his Office ut No. 145 Broadway or to the
Cha!nbcr Of Commerce. One Of the objects in
rlisin! the fund Is TINT the President may bc
relieved ot any anxiety he may have in regard
to his family.
Following Is the form Of the paper, with the
subscriptions uttached:
The undersigned. desiring to testify their ap-
preeatinli of Ja.neS X. GARFIELD, President Of tho
United States. and to prov:.ic for his family,
hereby subscribe. ti1e sums set opposlt TO their
names respectively. towt.tsl Il fund to be depus-
itel with the Emitted States Trust Company OF
New York. in trust, in be kept invested III United
States Government hondS.-tho Income thereof
to be paid to Mrs. Garfield. the vile Of the Pres
ldciit. during her life. end, ut her death. tho
principal To be divided among tho surviving
children OF James 4. Garfield.
, 1881-07-10

Larry Jerome anI the lIritis1,
FfiIln{{eY.

London fhrffk|"Hdf;lcf f'hiIrflsfphia rFfsy.
Mr.. Lawrence Jerome hus just departed for
New York after Il somewhat EXTENDED s0jDurn
IN this side. OF the WATER Every body knows of
the jolly =" Larry, uud will therefore he able to
appreciate the following ancctlnte Of M cxpc-
rie;sce III Lfnon nimitabiv told by himself.
His niece. Leonard .lero:ne's daughter, is the
wife Of Lord Randolph Churchill. who alsn needs
nuis'trotucuon to American readers. and t'thoI
therefore, plr friend LARRY TT the pnrt:ts uf
their town house. nccostin. stately footmnn:
us Mr.. Churchill nj homc:'
THE fOntman shivrrs.)
Me 1.u.l IS in lrclaul."
'+Hunsph! What is he t1oing in Ircan12"
tThe fnotman is silent with horror)
t'1s Mrs. Churchill iu:
fTho fuotMan tluiycrs with indgnntfon.}
Me La,ly, sir, is not downstairs YET
Nut ND. Humpn! 4 pretty time of day
to bc in bcd! Well, you just tell Mrs Churchill
THE footman pales, and is about to summon
assistance to eject the nnlaciut,5 Intruder
when silvery laugh and IL voice float down from
over the bani$tcrs: II hear you, Uncle Larry!
Como right in!')
The tootn:n, bowing low, 80, sir. me Lud,
pardon me. II yo11:p'c'sc. me 1.ud, this way
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upon the famous French artist, Jean LOUIS
Ernest Mcissouicr. and asked him To paint IL
lrup scene for Il certain theatre and 1lItnc his
owl, terms. "Iou have seen my pictures,
them" asked Mcissolcr. oh, yes!" ex-
siuiI.t.1 the manager; .'h;1t it is your namr-
your name | wnnt: it will draw crowds tn my
theatre" And bow large is 1t yoll wish this
curtain to be-: inquired the artist ":Ah !weli.we
will say fifteen metres bv c,1.hteen- MeiSsnnier
tatlun. At last he looked mp and sand. with TN
perturbnhie gravity: y have calcnlatett and
lind that my pictures are valued At so,UD francs
pcr metre. Your curtain. therefore. will cost
you Just .1.UU,tei0, francs. Hut that Is not ALL
1t takes ne twelve months 10 paint TWENTY-FIVE
ccntsnetEes Of clny;ls. 1T Will. therefore, take
should nave c,,rnc to me earlier. monsieur:
TOO Old Tor the undertaking nov. Good morn
inu.F'
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In the old days, when fugitive slaves found
refuge Ill 0aerlln, o.. Mr.. s.: one OF the local
managers ul the underground Railroad ha! re'.
son suspect that neignbor- who pretended
tu friendship, won'd give him away With very
little ceremony. One day he told hi4 ne!ghbur
that he wanted his assistance had a coupit.
Of dirk les curnc to my place last night be said
land | propO$c IL protect them. II any one
comes nflcr them let ME En0w 50 that can be
prcpnrel." That night his house WAS surrouned
by !: gam, in search Of fugirlvcs. and demanded
and they insisted on searching the house, but
iou.m nothing =. Now sec here said The lead
or. An*riiy. you've got them slaves. md do
you fork 'atn over. Didn't you tell Mr.. W. this
morning TINT rou had couple Ut dar ilies come
last nightl" 5. dropped his head and CO ud sny
nothing. Well. now. where Are they Z! IN the
harm. sir" falter.d Mr. = ..Show thom to US ut
oncc"' They proceeded to the barn, and S. led
them in great agitation to Il stable anu said:
:: Those are the darkies. Gcn'1ctnen, ana ne
pointed IL /, pair of black limbs which had been
born the night previous.
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l'ANE.*
! utll q swell Of Manhattan.

ann swell Of Manhattan,
Estiiete, complete, ornate young man,
IN ill my 1if.. never ran
To eaten It coach or tratnway van.
No harder labor know than
With English u.ljz2;1lg- guss tn sean
The knickerhockcr bellies, and fan
Myself win grace thut's famed from Dan
In lictrsheba. read Renan,
And quote some lines Of kubla Khan,
Though dcspise the poet elun.
IN my knew yacht it Is my PLAIN
call the craft - The Cnlibsln -
To sail this 1nt,nth to Mutupau;
really hope shall not tan. Co.'S.
sNUt Victor Ifuru's
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tie, left for the Thousand Islands by the

tie, left for the Thousand Islands by rhe
steamer Nyack last Thursday evening.
ihc Hon. and Mrs. Monroe Ilt.a1i, and Niss
Myrtle Heath started By the steamer NyacS
last Thursday night for Buffalo and tha
Thousand Islands. They will remain ut the
LATTER place about two Weeks when they will
20 to tlt: White Mountains and thence to the
coast Of Maine, where tney will remain n
portion OF the summer, for the benefit Of
Mrs. 1leath's health.
Miss Emma s. Clark, daughter Of Mr..
Warren Clark, No. 4S1 West Washington
street, starts for Oshkosh, Wis. to-ulorrow.
where She will join Il party Of nrominent
people Of that place, ana 90 to Winnebaso
Lake for 4 months campny-out.
Miss N[ollie Branaker. OF Louisville, who
has been yiSitin.. Miss Ma,tfe Tyler, OF No.
Michigan avenue, returned home yes
Mrs L. Jeff Milbourne, Miss Sallie McGee.
and Alr. William Met;ee. .}r.. Of Baltimore.
Mil. are spending tho sumner with their
aunt. Mrs. William Daniels, Of 10. lt0 Lex
tligttn street.
Mtssrs. John T. and Alexander II, Eeveu
VIII leave Tuesday for Il three weeks pleas
mre trip TO !:ake Atinnetonka, Mini, and
DEVILS Like. Wis.
Mr.. Jules !5al!enberg leaves for Paris to-
day. anu WILL sall per steamer Republic.
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MARRIAGE A LA MODE.

Il hat, 4 cane,
i mt,bv t,::,s:l.
4 narrnw lane.
\ Whisper low
4 smile. Il bow,
Il little fi1rti
An ardent. vow
That's cheup rs tlrt.
A hand to Squeeze,
\ girl IL kiss,
Quite ut ones case.
Must needs bt: bliss.
4 ring, a date,
i hUneym0On,
TT tiIlI roo late
1t was too soon! 4, T.. DERG.
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~ plete!y covered with orders fr lare
Ut, E!uGler aut more numerous than thnse With
StmFn h ltts Insignia were only uliu,. ,n.,s II
,he, ,te taspcuous kind coufcycd by Indns 1innn
noI taG's Ia astners IN the cotiou it, rs he lid
awe stricken constituents. tho lat,er ~ n,,;fn o
oeorpoEereu oeo!,p by the contemplation of Ills s,r-
ut the head Of the poll 1900 4nal'"Ai'es
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uore Visitors at the Springs Than
Ever Before in Early
July.
Oconomowoc-Iisiting Country. Cousins
Wealthy Misunderstanding
aud Bathing.
Recent Arrivals at the fredericksburg
Ao7Ao-
Exercises at Nashotah-Per-
sonal Items.
1t.AI.SFSIT.4

Of ninc years i'll the 'oSt-0ificc Department.
had met with Il favorable response: ever,
thing lad COME right hll! the trunks. I'll
easy-:1oilly aarIiy WHO had been cngascd /,
tasr them to the depot apparently though
that the fast train WAS "a heap too Soor
end could just as well wait Ill hour or 80 f.
bis convenience. lie came up beatnillg It1s
a1 the la>afluilcnt: WI. had lnst our temper
for nothing, and weTt. III great danger @
losing the train; but the luggage was checked
and the vacation people rushed through til,
long waiting-ronin ami tllnblsd into 1hei
section As the last gong sounded. No tim,
even for sond-bys to the friends who hat
come to tile train to see us Oft.
The sweet sorrow Of parting is wonder
fully assUagoa by the impatiel,ce that waits
tile indolent movements oi stupid baggage
man. 1t is only 4 little Instance nf the CORE
latlon OF our moral forces: surc}larged feel
itinss must have iii outlet, if they boil over in
yex2;ion or anger they will not yaporize i'll
= tears. Few souls are large enough TO fl1mr
and worry, love. and send polite messages,
nj! At tie s:,l1e time. llnmili:ti;g. is it not,
that .Arami'1a cali part with her .1oycr-1 Lieu
ttranl, as liz starts for Il Twelve months
cruise with tss sorrow because. she has first
scnl,ltL her soul AWAY because her dress
uI'n.. ''' .,'''' '4e4 ''e' 5o"' WIKI a''
ui-h1l'hs sleeve
This h'avr-takins Of Washington WIS sand
yjcletl iu between the most dreadful storn
th,t .v,,r S,,n,, o,.ar tho .,,,i en-, ,;,.
t''a, e's' Wv: 1e "H,'''' 11'tt tiie
lal i'"fror tl''1l l'a> since hllet' Nation Will
anxiety. The one event was past, and the
other cast no shadow of its coming. The
pirh, 1s.f,r,. w,. had watched ts,e ;ncas<,,,t
,,io,. ~ ;,,htr;,,, tt,., ..,,tt;,,,r ,1..,, - 49,.
pay - "'''ii'1' nc >'''tti1'I "',"" ~ '!'e
clouds I'LL afo:ihd us. AMI Tie shcetcu ram
stalking over the hills, like children wis,
prancc in front of IN excited horse. we had
viii hawaii h.,,1, hr,,.al -. ,,,,,r...,.,,
~ u'' .''.,. 90. y. 's.t' 49, pp "'.''
''il Win Il s""'l' II e''''e u'"n "'oll
uS, ana sent lis urenclled INTO the house. anu
wishing thar We had taken the precautinn t.,
close the windows. For nj, hour we heard
but the roar NJ tbe te,nnest the crasI,jnr of
H.. s,..;a .s 49," 80, 0a;
1rees, anu Tile cEat1ef oi inc hai'. occasion.
ally the venturesolne children thrust hand
through 4 crack of the slu0r and gathered it
fnlI of baj,stnn.s as 1,rv,, ne bjrds' e,,zs,
fr,,m ,ff rn.. n;:,yy,-0oor The servants ind
III IT,, ,.;,.,,o ,-.;+,, .,o+ ae,,.,,,
.'eo 'oscliet III 'Ae Alie'e' WIN t1'ae ''s'!ci
hue upon their faces peculiar TO the terrified
Negro, were making mysterious remarks
about dat cumet:' and ..oic Miss Plum
,,,.,r. 1r,,, ,,;r1,t .fora l,..., :,r1n ,,c1oc.-
1!tl Al III Ill O4 e 4slS 1S4 ~ A4'tf
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Go West. Yon1a. JVotl,an!

4 Young lady ot Hoivoke, Mass. where there
are i've women to one IMAM. has come forward
fts |, missionary IT. bachelors and offers to lcud
yulaxy Of l11 luaidcus ont West.
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All to Be Transcontinental Lines If
There Never Is. Another
Panic.

down their wheat tor sale couid not buy
key of nli,S, 4 ham, ur Il bag of salt. winto,
: or y ,oor hccauec the lncol tr,nnrs n,,,,,
,,+ ~ ..e.'''.tn.,o,, st'''4.1' 49,. .ot' .'
'os wv t''n'toitt'o4 llolh ule ton'
pal'S Tor these articles: In some place
the people had to pile their vile,
on the gumntl. banking it I'm viii, fr,in :,
bags. covering it wlth straw. AMI Ie3yin,r Il
+re., ~, ,,;ta, ,o,,,,,., .,... 's '~'' ','f'
.'"'e "1i "1"tet oec'aae ''ls were hot to.p'
l:tt! To carry 1t away. l}llt 1t is evident tlla
4 npw era has come in the administration o
| this great property. Mr.. Willard arrived j,
| - r,,u1 ~, ,ro,,,,,. o,,d lar tha .,a..+ D..
49, ~ - oloe "41u ~, e1.e: I'tAt u,ts
LUZ Il careful inspection ny dasAgi't OK tlt
whole road, its branches, shops, and equip
,nent. He is accompanied by the Genera
point NH =, +ha rpi,rooI n';';.ar, ~ m.s,
4.i, ~ '4'e '"'i"'' "l''."'s set'tee
duflhS Inc war, and Known by his record in
Pennsylvania rs Il tiyst-cl:tss railroad man.
New cars, locomotives, round-houscs and
so,c n.,, t,.c. h,vc ham nrII"r"'; 1,,."r, ''u,.
faa:1;t,,; ~" .l, ~ sa 4'"'s
lacEl1y1s 10 pe pro'lacd LOT do!ns the iii
mease business growing on the hands Of the
Company, but above alI the road is to be
] s,r,;rht I;,o. - :" ,oad M IN ~' - ''ot ''''''E
'''.'Sn' !t''ss' It, hcs. w.
At st. Paul, Mr.. Willard ended nesotia-
tions by which the Northern Pacific buys and
will build the Little Falls II Dakota Road.
Little Falls to the Big Stone Lake. IT pene
trates wel'-settlcd country, producing tho
| best Of wheat Its projectors secured !. val
nah,, grant f,o,, rim ,,.t Ior;sl,t,ro rf .u,
M1o ~ .,"" .i ,',':, ",I'', M ~ 'oo
wv acres "l swamp El1lt' 50 called. the last
tllat VIII De gwen to any railroad in the State.
The Governor told the applicants for this
,, ,,,11 ,.ato t,,a,y ,,,t,, ~ '..,, ano
, Ill., ~" "".''l ''t1 WY, .ut,, He4t-
, 1881-07-10

At Hannibal. n. T., Emery Green, Il thrifty
farmer, asked big invalid wife II she wanted to
lIye tiny longer She expressed n desire to con-
time her s,,journ, when he said that ac didn't
desire further existence: he WIS all the time
stirred ont. Aud he hung himself in his
orchard.
, 1881-07-10
SOCIETY.
The Departures for Europe and
the Watering-Places Con-
tinue.
Very Few Weddings, Entertainments,
Etc., During the Week. .
The Latest Freaks Of Fashion-Gossip
for the Ladies'. <

. .......
11.nssl' 'W> ~ !A1t ~ u sot1At NOTES.
.os;, ,'t tx" neuhesua5 e'ei'tn=' July q, at tue
oea'e " IL. ~ lhs.!o": No. a'' est
,>a''',' aa''ns s.tcet' Nr' ~ IL. i-ell'on' JUNIOR
t!smosi ns U, @ Tue urn OF >. A. ~ Frees q Co.,
~, n, '"ot'' 's'' anu MISS 11attie Z. Brace
~, CEREMONY was peftorIned by the Kew. l..
a++.','t i'' W 1"l'es'ille' Is Inc oflde was
srro''.,, ~ At>s 1,"''t'ot :, A!''ee' ana Tile
S;". a - > r,,''s pss' 'nrn m "as Luellfs u. 1iop-
~ nt"., y, t.1pon lneFe were large number
,'ro"e' y. "e,u!nG presents, AMI the occasion Vas
| After reception Mr.. and Mrs. 1,enon 1pft
on the eveninv t~,i,, far tna;. 49, 'I.S
| home 'o' ''0't " 's'"A'o4'
Tuesday, June Is, the ceremony of mar
rlage was performed BY the Eey. f. Butler,
| in the Church nf tha Iu,,n,crl,ta t,nnoo,,'
ton yor,h S Er,n.-; ". ;ne ta4 '','ae"': .oheep
nart;as h.n. ''1'N' 1", ''les' , lne contracting
Joanna % pexnoa Lt!' ;,ar =, r'anasan MA ana Mss
| happy pair pr0ceetIeI to the residence of the
BRIDES narcnts Eo cnS t1,,J.o,, o,.a,,,,a
where thew rnc..iv,d tho;r " fr;,,,,. Nv .,'lue'
! rr,at,,Ia.:s .., ''le'l a1lc1las anu COLI
"'s4o'ts' "tt1i 'l1ailv useful anu valuable
presents. The newly married have taken up
! their residence at No. III Idaho street. where
they are happy to receive. their fri.ris ""''e
Il quiet wt,i,line took pjace ruestia2. r Jntv
y, III LIE f2SltlcE Hf the BRIDES D:lr.tS rl,ta
contracting parties being Miss Maggie. +
Ellis and Alr. John Enutll. the Rrv, nr'
Williamson. Of the First NJ E. Church. Of:
tlciatlllg. The happy couple left fnr MI eX-
tr1ittea tour through the Eastern States and
Cans,!a. They rereivetl n.tIny valuable and and
useful presents.
\ social gathering was given last evening
in honor Of the Misses Jennie Wag,nan and
Weyand, of Buffalo, Y, T., who have hacn
the guests Of the Misses Fitzgerald fur the
past two weeks, ut their hn,nr No. s}a West
Madison street. Music, social chat, and
dancing. were the features Of the evening.
lle latlIes will be pleased TO see their friends
at the above address.
Miss Anna Carson gave Il large ,,ic1lic to
her friends tie Fourth on the farm of James
Clifford. at Arlington IIcigh1s
PERSONAL.
The following Chic,co neo,,o s,;,oa for
E,nr.,,o ~. tha t,t,,'ef .pU i, ,,r a'.'4eu iol
-, - ~, ~ 'no nolil'.!t iasl wednesday:
!. u. blacNstohe, 9lrs: blackstone, and Miss
Norton. Alr. and Mrs. i. y. fSllaln, Mr.. Raluh
Ishau. Miss Katherine and ,Iivs {1,tt;n
I.h,, ,trr r. u f,,t,., .., w.: T"
"'' 1,'','. - y; L. n"'ser anu MISS TRACE
Cu'er' MISS koSlnha wentworth and Miss |
l.. C.llall; Mrs. j. l.. ID. Morrison and two |
daughters: Mr.. and Mrs. i J1 Williams. |
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: Bad dreams. disturbed sleep. indigestion,
stomach SAz, all vaolsaes before Hop Eitters
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Commenting upon Frank Hurd's
plan for Democratic reorganiza-
ton on the basis ofthe Resolutions
of '9S and the retirement Of the
old Wigs, the Memphis Ardldn-
che ltEIafk@: III i. reasonably
certain that when the Democratic
party il reorganized on the basis
of the Kentucky Resolutions Of
1898 the old Wigs will go TO the
rear unbidden. And when the
old Wings 90 out the brains will
he out CT he Dem ocratic party of
to-day"
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
CTATEoF WEST VIRGINIA


AtRues held in The Clerks CfIice Of
Circuit Court of Berkeley county, on the
81 day of January, 1887
Emma Barr, R. P. Barr, Mary May and
Samuel May,
vs.
TT. Chapman, G t Clarmsn, Cathar>
me Chapman, Ann My'Hs and James
Myers.
The object of this snit il 20 set aside a
deed made by Joseph Chapman on the I'd
day Of September, 1876, to T. I. Chapman
of a certain lot of ground located in the
village of Darkesvlle, in B, rKeley county,
West Virginia, on the corner of Winches
ter and Green Streets and admitted to
record in said County Court Clerks Office
of Berkeley counts on April s, 1880, and
the interest Of the heirs Of Joseph Chapman
be as though said deed had not been made
and recorded
And j, appearing on affidavit fled in
this suit, that The said defendant, G. T.
Chapman, is not resident Of this State he
is hereby required to appear at the said
Clerks office on the 18th day of February,
1881, 1.-THE same being the next rule day.
and do what is necessary to protect his
interests in this matter.
S. H. MARTIN, Clerk.
FAULKNER & INGLEs, Atty for Pr ifs.
January 8, l8Sl-5t.)
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
CoNMrssIoSEs's OFrrcs.

COMMISSIONS s 0FFIcE,
HARRISBURG, w. VA, Jan. 5, 1881. T
To James Thompson, Administrator Of
David Thompson, decd,
vs.
Mary g. Thompson, WIN. A.. Thompson
and Matilda Thompson, his wife; ChAs
J. Gordon and Sarah q. Gordon, his
wife; Emma l.. Thompson, Ida J.
Thompson, Robert F. Thompson, 4
Chose, John A. Bowers, H A Frazer
and Jennie G. Frazer, his wife; Lucretia
Flick, The Peoples National Bank oil
Martinsburg, Ludwig Hess, e Boyd
Faulkner, trustee; The National Bank
Of Nartinsburg, J. s. HaIdeman, John
Fitz, David Lemaster, Moses Tabler,
Elizabeth Smith, James Thompson in
his own right as creditor; s. A.
Strausner, Joseph Fur, Peter Freshour,
y. v. White, Philip Bush, Collins l..
Nicely, j. w. Runkles, J. Gasman, +.
NJ. Davis, A. j. Thomas, u. P. Lemas-
ter, Stephen Joy, A. r. Kyuer, VIM.
Couchman and George W. Nipe, de.
PENDANTS.
You are hereby notified that have fixed
upon the fourth day of February, 1881, to
audit and state the debts against the eatate
OF David Thompson, decd, and also to
state and settle the administration account
Of james Thompson, Admin strator OF
David Thompson, decd, required to be
taken by the decree Of Berkeley Circuit
Court, rendered on the 22d day OF
December, 1880, in suit in chancery
depending in said court, in which you are
parties plaintiffs and defendants, at which
tins and place you are required to attend
Given under my hand az Commissioner
in Chancery Of the said Court, the day
and year f.st aforesaid.
J. T. PICKING,
janS-5t. Commissioner.
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PROPOSALS

WILL BE RECEIVED by the Board
w of Overseers of the Poor of Berkeley
County at their room in the Continental
Hotel, Martinsburg, on the FIRST SAT-
URDAY IN FEBRUARY, for a proper
pei son to take charge of the Almshouse
and County Farm. Said person will be
required to take charge of all the paupers
in the house, or that may be sent to the
house during the year; to keep the farm
and stock in proper condition, and be at
the whole expense for all labor required
in the house and on the farm, making all
clothing for the paupers; to do the entire
work on the farm, keep up the fences,
haul the wood and coal required on the
place; haul out and spread one kid of lime;
farm from Is to Is acres of corn, 10 of
oats and 80 of wheat; cut and and make
what hay will be necessary for the stock;
hire and pay all hands to cut and put up
the harvest and thresh. The Directors
wish to have the House and Farm carried
on as heretofore, but to have it done for a
special sum Their aim is to have the
work we'll done and cheap as possible.
Parties desiring further information will
apply to VIM. Smith or D. H. Shaffer.
The proposal to state the amount the
person is willing to do it for, and the
lowest and best bidder will be appointed.
Term to commence April l, 1881, ending
April l, 1882. Bond and security will be
required for the performance Of the duties.
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ND This Lecture will prove boon to
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TITO THE CREDITORS OF GEORGE
l. ETCHBERGER, decd I'm pursu,
ance of decree of the Circuit Court of
the County of Berkeley, made in cause
therein pending, to subject the real esta te
of the said George P. Etchberger to the
payment of bis debts, you are required to
present your claims against the said Geo.
P. Etchberger for adjudication to William
B. Colston, Commissioner, at his Office in
the said county, on or before the 5th day
of February, 1881.
Witness, s. H. Martin, Clerk of said
Court, this 9th day of January, 1881.
jan8-5t s. II. MABTIN, Clerk.
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Stockholders Meeting
OF the Marfinsburg and PO-
tOmac Railroad Co.

TIME ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock
l. holders of the NJ. and P. Railroad
Company will be held at the Courthouse
in Martinsburg, Berkeley county, w. Va,
on the 25th day of January, 1881, Git be-
ing the 4th Tuesday between the hours OF
IL and 4 o'clock P. NJ, at which meeting
the election of officers will take place, and
such other business as is authorized by
law to be done at general annual meet
ing of Stockholders. By order of
THOMAS B. KENNEDY,
jan9-3t. President.
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

GTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
AT Rules held in the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court of Berkeley County, on
the Sd day of January, 1881:
:. N. S 2s. cAapcery and Attach,
William Crane, ment.
The object of this suit is to obtain de-
cree against the said defendant, William
Crane, for $3l0 81, the amount of an
account, less credits 10 the amount of
1910 on the same, with interest from the
10th day of October, 1876, and to attach
the real estate of said defendant, William
Crane, lying in Or near the town of Mar
tinsburg. W. Va, it being the same pur-
chased from F. Hooge and wife
And it appearing on affidavit filed in
this suit that the said defendant William
Crane is not resident of this State, he is
hereby required to appear at the said
Clerks office on the 18th day of February,
1881, (the same being the next rule day
and do what is necessary to protect bis
interests in this matter.
.s S. II. MARTIN, Clerk.
L. NJ. SHAFFER, Atty for PlfIs.
January 8, l88l-5t.
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Wanted

A GOOD DRIVING AND RIDING
IA HORSE. Must be fair trotter in
harness, and also go well under the sad
die. A good price will be paid for the
right horse. Address P. O. Box SO, Mar
iinsburg, W. Va, giving description and
alahng price. a-lla IA. (jans-3t.