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BLOWN 100 FEET HIGH.
The Remarkable Escape Of Five
Men who were truck By a SAND
Blast.

The Remarkable Escape Of Five
Men who were Struck by a Sand
Blast.
A dispatch from Helena, Montana.
says: The explosion on the Northern Pa
cifc Railrosd near New Chicago Is the
Ieisning sensation in this Territory. A
eand or crevice blasl was set in tie blnH
along Bell Gate River, where the grading
was being doEc. Seven kegs Of powder
were used tor the main blast, and there
were two smaller auxiliary blasts set with
shorter fuse 70 open the crevice. The
fuseo were lighted, the men sought shell
ter, and there were two explosions. in
rapid succession. Nelson Bennett. the
contractor, said: 'The shots have gone
of let'e 20 down" and started for the
mine, followed by his bookkeeper and
three iaborers. Some one shouted. ''Tbe
big shot isn't fred bot the FIVE men went
on until tIey stood over the two hundred
pounds Of powder. Bennett too late re-
allied the situation, and exclaimed. with
admirable GOODNESS, enc, bnt here She
49, NV ~ W. We AAA my went. The
explosion was terrific, hurting 300 cubic
yards Of rOck-at least q thousand tors
and Che fOOihardy FIVE with 70, far upward
and Out INTO the rushing liver. That
sDy Of the unfortunates would survive
was far from the thought Of the specia.
tors, but M by n the five men were
hshed out Of the swift stream, bruised
bleeding, and horrible specimens Of hu-
mainly, but all alive aud with sound bones
Bennetts FIRST words we're, "I made the
best jump He was thrown 100 feet by
actual Measurement. Railroad men and
contractors familiar with such accidents
consider the escape OF these men the most
remarkable on record. They say il would
not have been 90 marvellous If The Irrnr.
ton bad been Of loose soil, or the men
bad fallen clear Of The debris. But that
they should have escaped with Bat insio.
nifcant cuts and bruises after such q vaDIt
through space and descent, with end in
She midst Of 1000 tons Of solid granite
be q fact without q parallel 10 explosions
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Two months later Myrtle MahaTy, the
cashiers only child, became Adelbert's
bonny bride. One child, a blue-eyed boy
with golden hair, has blessed the union,
and ss he sits on his grandfather's knee in
front of the fire, snd asks in his innocent,
childish way If "papa isn't g smart man, -
the old gentleman kisses him fondly and
says in soft, low tones:
You're singing on the right key now,
sonny"
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! SALE
OF
VALUABLE REALTY.

BY virtue Of the authority vested ip
me, by g decree of tho Circuit Court of
Preston County zoo llo August form
thereof, 1881, iu tho c|h5uooty cause OF
George Nosc 90 al, VS.. r.. r.. RuckIo ct
all, viii, ou
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9th. 1881.
being me hi,t day of the Circuit Court
ION, before tho front door sf tho Court
llouseIn kluHwpOd, the real estate i'm
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HEB ACRES.

U.s. favorable situated hHs % gooI soil. has
yu DO 20 dwelling and Dtier G|uII1Irg.
cor -IleraNIc other valuable NM.
non ItI. thc Same land now ...9 .I
'lo defendant EuckIo.
TERMS usuDu cash iu hand .s gfu
required to lly Tho cost. of did. ..a,
lud charges ior sale, audi Tor tho r..,Huc
upon % credit OFF six, twelve and oi.bl.,,
m'uirs, tno purchaser giving interest
ty.
T. w. MCNPOE. Com'r.
Dc.oborzl, lssi
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A HOUSE.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF A
VALUABLE FARM

BY virtue OF a decree OF tho Clrcuit
Court of Preston County rendered at the
August term, 1881. i'm the case OF VIII
liam Harmed against Deborah J. Shaw
and Samuel III. Shaw. the undersigned
COMMISSIONS will, on
THURSDAY THE 24TH DAY OF
NOVEMBER, 1881,
(It being Court Day.) before tho front
door of he Court House i'm KingwOod.
Preston County, w. Va, offer for sale 10
the highest responsible bidder the land
OF Deborah j.. shaw, decreed i'm the above
case to- he sold.
The said land is situated i'm Grant Dis,
trict, in said county, adjoining lands OF
y. F~alkonStine and others, and contains
about
12O I-2 ACRES.
" hich was sold by said Harmed TO said
ID j. shaw. This is a very desirablo
tract Of land; about so acres Of which is
well improved, with a good orchard.
dwelling house, barn and other outbuild-
ingS ON the same. II has a fine coal bank
ON 1t. The said Harmed reserved a coal
privilege for The use of his two farms
which he now owns so long rs he or hia
heirs remain the owners Of said farms
The land will he sold for sufficient
cash i'm hand 10 pay costs of sui. and sale.
and the residue upon a credit of six
twelve and eighteen months. the mr..
chaser giving bonds with approved So
curity, bearing interest from the dav OF
sale for the deferred payments Of tho
purch tse money.
JAS. II. CARROLL, Com'r.
oc21-4tl
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JUDICIAL SALE
OF
VALUABLE REALTY
NEAR INDEPENDENCE

BY virtue Of the authority vested in
me, by a decree of the Circuit Court of
Preston County, rendered az the August
term thereof, 1881, i'm the chancery causo
of Eliz ,beth Wilkins ct al and Alfred L.,
Harrington ct AL, | Will. on
THURSDAY NOVEMBER PATH. 1851.
being the first day of the November
term OF the circuit Court proceed to
sell. at auction, before the front door OF
the Court House in kiugwood, the tract
OF land. and house and lot, i'm the pros
ceedings in said cause mentioned and de-
Scribed.
The tract Of land referred To lies about
Z OF a mile north of Independence,
on the II. ~ O. Railroad. adjoining Ans
drews, Squ!res, and others. 1t is a very
valuable farm, well watered, well im~
proved, and has ON il an excellent or-
chard. IL Is very favorably situated with
reference to markets, churches and
school. The tract to be sold embraces all
Of the
"ROLLY WILKINS FARM"
except the widows dover, and the in
terest of Isaac wilkins. both Of which
have been assigned to them respectively
by metes and bounds. The residue OF
the said realty consists Of a
HOUSE AND LOT
i'm the Town OF Independence, adjoining
the Methodist Church lot, on the s.st
side of the Morlrantown Pike. and the
same house that was occupied for several
years by w. j. Martin as "A store house.
The farm contains 81 3-l6 acres, and
the town lot IS square rods.
IERMS-So much cash i'm hard will be
required as may be necessary 10 pay the
costs of suit and charges for sale, and for
the residue a credit OF six, twelve and
eighteen months will be given, the pur-
chaser giving interest bearing notes with
good personal security.
Persons wishing To see this property
may call ON Isaac wilkins at Independ>
ence.
II. w. MONROE,
Special commissioner,
October 81, 1881. At
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SALE
OF
SCHOOL LANDS.

Pursuant to the provisions of three
several DEGREES of the Circuit Court Of
Preston County. rendered April LIST, 1880.
Apnl l5tl., 1881, and August Both, 1881,
the un ersigned Commissioner of School
Lands for this county, will, on
MONDAY, THE 2sTH DAY OF NO.
NEMBER, 1881,
being the fourth day of the Circuit
Court, proceed to sell, at auction. tho
three tracts or parcel of land. mentions
edsin the said DEGREES, to-wit:
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TEE CAsusEn,s DAUGHTER.
a Tale OF the Times.

TnIc OF the Times.
"No; 1 refuse"
Reflect a moment, IIyrtle, l beseech
youl You hold. my life anc happiness IN
your hands," and the voice OF Adelbert
Tompkins irem5led as he spoke these
words with an eernestness that forbade,
even for an instant, any doubt as to their
being the outpourings OF his heart.
Myrtle MahsTY was a beautiful giil,
just budding into sweet ~womgnhood, and
Adelbert loved her dearly. They had wan
dered together this summer afternoon
from the matinee TO the street car, and he
had asked her TO he his wife. II Yves In
answer 10 this questionable earnest ap-
peal Of a man whose whole nature was
wrapped up IN q passion he could neither
control nor cast aside-that Myrtle had
spoken the words--with which our story
opens. She bad watched him closely dur
ing an acquaintance of nearly two years,
and noticed with pain how he se~dalously
avoided candy storee and ice cream ga
looms. "i can never marry a man" she
had said TO her mother one day, "who
shies az the sight of a candy store like a
country horse at fire engine" And when
the expected avowal came sue had kept
her word.
Adelbert turned around In a dazed sort
of way after Myrtle had rejected him,
and walked swiftly toward the dry goods
store which had been so fortunate as to
secure his services.
All the afternoon Adel6ert sto cd mood
lily behind the ribbon counter, thinking of
how he should revenge himself ON the
naughty girl who had wrecked hia happi
neos. At precisely 4! o'clock a fierce Joy
lighted up his countenancc, and, putting
on his hat, he left the sroro.
a ~ .
AS The bells of st. Agnes's Church were
striking Q, a young man sprang lightly up
the steps of a magnificent residence, and
was Don seated in the ~sumptuously fur
nished parlor. The proprietor of the house,
a benevolent looking old gentleman, en-
tered the room. do you wish 10 see
mcf' he said to Adelberl Tompkins-for
1t weS be who bad sprung ligatly up the
steps.
Yes" he replied, "you are the person
l seek"
"Wha would your said the old gentle
mar.
"You are the cashier in the - Bank,
l believe" said the young man.
81 am"
"You have been stealing the concerns
money. DO not seek to deceive me. You
are a cashier; tits enough. Give me 500
600 or l will expose you and ruin your life.
Having heard me twitier, you can choose
your own course.
For an instant the cashier did not move,
and then, going to an elegant escritoire
which stood in a corner of the room, he
wrote a check for $50, 600, certified it, and
handed the piece of paper, now a fortune,
to the youth.
IL have but one favor to ask" he said,
"and that is that you will marry my
daughter. wouldn't like to let as sure a
thing as you are go out of the family.
She has 800, 600 in her own right, and
when l am dead and the bank directors are
in jail on account of my bookkeeping it
will suffice to keen you in comfort"
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NO. l.
A Tract of 3 IL Acres

lying ON the waters of Buffalo, adjoining
samuel Knotts's heirs, George w. SyS
polt, and John Funk. Said to be excel
lent soil.
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NO. Q

a tract of waste and u-nappropriated
land IN Pleasant District, adjoining and
between two tracts owned by Levi Me-
thCnX. CONTAINING
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1l1-4 ACRES.

Ill "A ACRES.
NO. 3
is a lot in the Town of Evansville, lying
on the north side OF the n. w. Turnpike,
opposite George Weaver's hotel. being
the west hal OF Lot Nc. 3, in the plat OF
SAID town, bound d on the west by Mrs.
Walter, on the north by Back stree. and
ON the east by Henry Il. jenkins. This
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Cum,r Sch La d, Preston Co.
KINGwooD, w. Va, DC ober %, 1881.
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beprte, bic ionlt aIS seiunoe NIdbe saIten,
tpeilen INNER nebr Sale BON WtaIaria.
franfbeiten ait. Sn ben Iniieblunsen
an ben llfern bes Sublon in Sen Srtidaf-
ten Bel Bottom unb ieIbit in ben beriibm-
ten ,,8erfIbire SilS" bon Nta6a9uletts
sraiiirt bic WaIariafranfbeit.
SeIbitperitdnbli9 bat bteie Griheinune
bereits bic glufmerfiamfeit Der drstli9en
@eIt auf ii4 seIenft. llnS tpie jdon Die
Merste ME anter einen Sut Su bringen lino,
10 bifieriren iie audi polIitdnpig uber bic
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Malariafranfbeiten.
Snterehant 1T aber unter allen 4niih.
ten iiber bic llria6en Der 3unabme berUia:
lariafranfbeiten in bieiem 2anbe, Die ei;
mes snslii6en Irstes, Der ba bebauptet,
DAP biele Granfbetten ibre aueGe i'm @e.
nuile bon GiStpaiier baben uno nod suneb.
men tperben, ie mebr Gistpalier III bielem
2anbe setrunfen tpirs. Dieie 4niibt tpirt
tpie folst beeriinbet: Sn ben fleinen Sr:
ten pflest man bas meiite Sis aus ben
fIsinen TIiiiIen nno Baden, beren Waiiel
nnrein lit, su getpinnen. Das burh bic.
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Dieie alniidt 1T einleu1teno. DaS Sis
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9.elten I'M 0elanoflpafts9eoenoe e!ne
oerlammlun9 ap, IN welmer e'ne g'espe
pon Arauerpelpiunen pall'rt 'paroeH.
Die Seriammlung, tpslebe aus 80
Yerlonen beltano, paflrte aud e'nen Ses
lgluB, weTln l'e 'pr Sertsauen sum 4tes
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bunal bat bic Ippeuaticn Der So5ialtlten
9egen oas Gerbot Der BebDrSen elnen
So5laltltsnsSonsreB abSubalten ungiin'
ltt9 bei9teoen.
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biIben Smmortellen Grdier unb gDeisen
Die feineren DeilinS iinb aus Hcisntrost
pen Tuberoien, 2ilisiI Smilar uno Sm
nlerorin berseitelIt. Seber Der brei so.
| gem treI&e bic SnperWritrabs an Der DIT
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a. Sept.
- 9ur6 bic grploiipn zines :ReiieIs
an elmer Dampfs sDrei6mai6ine Bel Belle
bile, Snt., famen bier Peripnen um's
2eben unb bret tpurbeH Iebeussefdbrli6
perlebt.
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in einem Saufen sllbenber 9Ii6e unb Der.
brannte Su Ipoe. Seine l4sidbriSe
Sdpeitsr, bic ibn su retten periudts, ere
lit IebensgefdbrIi4e 8ranonunoen.
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Ser 8arfielo<syonb.
Gin Gbner 8duber perurs
tbeiIt.
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Gueenstptpn, "a. Sept. 9lnge.
fOmmen bsrDampfer v8Dtbnia" aus Jtetr
gprf.
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tOmmen Der Sampfer nabpiiinia" aus
gtep gorf.
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Der 9ampfer yGitp Of 2OnrOa" aus Son:
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NasenIeiben, BON benen sr beimseludt
ipiro, ipnbern iebt ibn aud Der @efabr
aus, bas Opfer ntaIariider 8ranfbeiten 81.
iperoen. Da lit bas Bier, tpenn es nibt
Nani6e lit unb mdbis senpiien tpirb, Elm
aans anberer Stoff