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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-02-14
Political Points

Senator-elect Mandersop, Of Nebra
Ike, is in favor of civil.service reform
In his speech made before the Legis
lature after lie was elected he said
IL believe there is something highe
and nobler in the position of n senate
of the United States than that Of be.
ing the simple medium through which
the patronage Of this Government
shall be disposed. This is a part Of
the duty, perhaps, but | look upon ii
as the mean est part. / certainly do
not desire that this high office should
become a mere brokers' pot for the
distribution Of Offices s.
1t is notorious, says the st. Louis
Globe, that the Tariff Commission
was created for the purpose of pre-
venting any serious tiDkeling Of the
tariff before the winter Of lSS5.'S6.
But since that makcshift was called
into being House of Representatives
has been elected which, coming into
power next winter, will be wild to get
at the tariff. 1t is also evident that
four or five Republican senators will
vote at every opportunity for con
siderable revision if not a general re
duction of rates, and their votes will
carry my billthrough that body.
The Syracuse Standard says: Con-
gress has about decided to put joss-
sticks used for worship on the free
list No doubt, if there be an enter
prislDg Yankee who has learned to
make joss that would mislead the
keenest Mongolian-in the dark-he
feels that the action Of Congress is a
cruel blow at his bread and butter. If
we do not deal III josses some one else
will, he says, and it is only question
as TO whether Americans will submit
to be "ruiued by Chimes, cheap la
Dor. " Ard now that We think OF II,
Congress does seem to be tame in the
economic view Of this matter, but on
moral grounds is position is safe.
In the option of tbe Boston Herald
the Democrats were quite right 10
opposing aud defeating the admission
of Dakoto, and Mr.. Randall vas I'M
doubtedly correct in charging the
attempt to the Republican desire to
gain additional strength in the Senate
aud the electoral college. There is no
public reason, it adds, for admitting
the Territory. TIE Union does not
need the accession, and the Territory
eau develop and prosper Just as well,
aud probably better, under its present
form of government. The vote Of the
entire Territory was less than 10000
at the last presidential electloa-iust
about about enough to make a con-
gressional district. The increase has
been considerable since then, but not
enough to warrant the Territory in
assuming the diguities and powers Of
State. We want no more pocket
bOroughs for the Senate of the United
States.
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ikoHBTIoN.-O0 Friday. in tie
COuE' OF Appeal, Attorney General
HlrT presented a po,i.iiion in the aane
Of Cherries Ai.slo,k, Of Rockbrd @
county asking a.. a writ ofprohib,iop
against Jad-e Mclaughlin, ofthe Cir
cut { 'uri. The case presents some
very lnlercsiins questions. The Coun-
~ CnWi OF Rockbridse granted 70
A.'sio'k license to sell ardent spirits At
Goshen. and some citizens who obiee.
ted made themselves parties to The
record aud objected. AID after the
license vas granted they obtained an
appeal and sapersedeas from The Dir.
cult Judge. Ail,t0rk claims that under
the law of lSSl-'S2 The word may,
has oceH substitute lJr "shallv in the
former ACT, and Ia decision of the
County 'joar; Is not subject to reversal
except on an app al by applicant in
case Ofreiusal OF license.
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COMlussIoNEK,s 0FFIcE.

~ woodstock, Va. Jan. 10Th. 1852
To Z. VI. Conn, EAT. OF Harman Wcb5. decd
Joseph Hotel, and John F0ltz, commits. vs. Eliza
beth Webb widow Of David Webb. decd. Honry
Webb, heuben Wetb, Mary Acbb, Martha Webb.
Elizabeth Webb John webb, David Webb's admr
and Adam Chrisman.
lou are hereby notified tnat Lhave fixed upon
the 10Th day ot Feb. next, between the hours of
o'ciocka m. and o'clock, p. m. if fair, if not.
on the mex. fair day thereafter Sunday excepted
otake aud SETTLE az my office, the accounts Of
lst, NJ. l.. Walton special conr. II, what's due
Ext. o. Hartman Webb, decd. from payid Webb
on hi' purchase money bonds, what amounts
have been paid by sad Ex'r. % the heirs Of Har-
man Webb, decd, and 10 which OF sa.d heirs tho
residue Of said purchase money is due III, Any
other matte deemed pertinent or that any party
in interest may require, required 20 be taken by
the decree Of Shenandoah circuit cour, rendered
on the day Of Dec. 1852, in q suit IN chancery
depending in said court between Hartman Nebb's
Exr cOmplts. anu David Webb admir-. sc. Defts
and IL from any cause the taking of said shall not
be commenced, OF having been commenced should
not be completed on that day, the taking Of the
same Will be a"j0uued from day 20 day or from
place to place. until the same are taken and CON-
pleted.
Gwen uudermy hand as commissioner IN chan
Gerry Of the said court, al my ofice in said county
the day AID year first aforesaid.
ian. l7,-4w. p. W. MAGkUDER.
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COMMISSIONERS oFFIcr

- Woodstock, Va. January lGih. 1853.
10 James VI. Hisey, Vim. II. Hisey, sami. Bisev.
ROOT i. Hisey isaac His 3, Philip :. hissv. Enz'
&. Hisey, complis. and Nary T.. Hiscy, Virginia
liisey, Mary iiisas, Benz. >. Hisey, and Robert
Hisey, defendants
You are hereby notified that have fixed upon
the 18th day Of Feby next. between tue houfs of
o.c.ock. O.. m. ard O'Clock. m Il fair. If not.
on tle next fair day thereafter lSunday excepted
10 take ana settle, at my Cfice, the accounts, the
drposltlons Of /, balance due from each pur.
cha'er VIZ Ambrose B. Fry, Eoht T. Ills v, VIM
hisey, Jas. NJ HiseY, Il. amour; still due each Of
the heirs OF Frederick Hisey III, Of 81. Bird Sp.
conn., required to be taken by the decree Of shen.
andoah circuit court rendered on the....dav Of
Dec. lss3, IN SUIT in clanccry depending In said
court between James VI. Hisoy sc. coiapts. ana
Mary Hisey, Sc. Dei;s. and II fiom any cause
the !aLlIg q said accounts shall uo. lie COM
meuced, or having been commenced should not
be complete on tAat day, the ing 4 the same
VIII be Adjourned from day 90 day. or ff0m place
to place, until The same are taken and G., mn leted
Given under my hanI as commissioner iu chan.
Gerry OF the SAID court az iay Office in said County
the day and year first aforesaid.
Jan. iI,'--iT. p. ". MAGRUDER.
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Fatal BOiIer-EXpI0sion.
FIVE MEN INSTANTLY KILLED
TWO WOUNDED THE VICTIMS
TERRIBLY MANGLED.

y special of Friday from lay
louisville, ILL.,, says; A terrific boiler
explosion occurred this morning al
the file works of Peter New & Co.,
which killed five men, fatally in
jured two Others. and completely
wrecked the establishment. The
following are the names of the
victims killed instantly: Peter New
John jones, Samuel Lsnam, John
McCollum, William Desbel. Fatally
injured: Christopher New, Toney
Van Deverc.
PARTICULARS OF THE DISASTER.
AS usual in such cases the imrne..
diate cause Of the terrible event is
wrapped In the most profound mys
terry, 10 one about the place, Of
course, being aware OF any reason
why it should have occuled every
thing about the boiler having been
considered in frsl>class order. Ii
was shortly after Z o'clock when
the disaster took place. Had the
explosion occurred quarter of an
hour earlier the loss of life would
have been much greater, Tor at that
time the boiler and engine> rooms
we've fllod with woikmen warming
themselves Tor their days work.
At Z o'clock the machinery WAS set
In motion and the men scattered to
their respective positions, leaving
the proprietor (Mr. Peter New and
a few others in the engine room.
THE DREADFUL EXPLOSION.
AT fifteen minutes past Z two OF
the boilers exploded with a great
shock and report that shook the
country for miles around. The
establishment is situated about
mile southeast OF the business por-
ion OF tie town, and the explosion
caused everybody to think an earth
quake had occurred. The tact was
'oon made known, and in a few
an immense crowd cOllec-
ed at the scene Of the catastrophe,
When a spectacle OF wreck and {
uIn presented itself. The entire Z
establishment was demolished, The =
lrge tImLers aud heavy machinery b
eng scattered about IN all dlrec, a
OILS. The IN us al once took fire 4
ut being taAe.i In time. the flames
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CONFERENCE JOURNAL.
TO BE PUBLISHED DAILY


Duriag the session of The Baltimore an
nual Conference of the N. Z. Churcl
South, to be held at Charlesto,ca, Vest
w., beginning March 14h 1888.
The undersigned will publ sh daily
Conference Journsl during The nexI
session Of the Baltimore Conference,
which begins at Charlestown. Jtfierson
county. Va, Wednesday, March l4th,
1883. The first issue will bear date
March IA, giving full list OF the mem
bers Of the Conference, where stopping
in the city, skeich OF the life Of The
Pr' siding Bishop, accompanied By a
correct portrait Of the distinguished
divine, fit can be procured in time.
In size The paper will be four-page
folio Of i've columns TO each page. Tie
contents will be moral, instructive and
entertaining, besides full report of the
proceedings Of the Conference, edio-
rails. etc. The paper will be interest
ing to all, whether within the bounds
Of the Baltimore Conference or rot, as
IT will contain statistical and other inior-
NATION not in general circulation.
The proceedings will be reported by
an experienced aud reliable reporter,
add will contain tables OF statistics in
full. Rev. BIS. HIGHLY, who has
heretofore been associated with the un-
dersigncd in tie publication Of Bait.
Conference and Sunday School CoDven-
ton daiies. will be editOI-in-chief. All
necessar, editorial assinsance will be
secured. We guarantee the paper to
be or.h much more than the cost Of II
aud satisfactory to every subscriber.
Tie journal" will be larger paper
than any daily we Lave yet issued, and
printed upon entirely mex and large
type, enabling old aid young TO read it
readily.
A limited lumber tf advertisements
viii be received. For terms apply to
the publisher.
Preachers OF tie resp cUve Circuit S
and Stations vii please aci a. agents,
or request thel boards OF Stewards 10
attend TO receiving The names aud
money OF subscribers, also bring this
prospectus TO The attention OF the Sun
day School Superuieudents, who will
please forward ali sub crlptons obtain
cd by The hands OF The minister or dele
gate 10 Conference, or by letter direct
TO the publisher. DO not neglect this.
Heretofore the Daily has not been
COMMUNICATIONS clearing expenses.
As more expenses will be incurred this
time, and a much better paper fur
nished, We confidently appeal for an
enlarged support TO the enterprise.
Price OF SUBSCRIPTION
copy, daily, during the session, % cts.
10 or more copies, daily, during
the session, each..,.....20 cts.
Each charge in the Conference bounds
can surely send us names and money
Of ten subscri bers.
Address the undersigned at Harrison
burg, Va, until Marh 10; after that
date at Charlestowu, West Va.
J. X. SMITH. Publisher.
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General Mahone's Washington or.
gan no, ONLY calls Tenuessee's promo.
siIiou 10 readiust ,he fraudulent debt
contracted Nv her carpotbas govern.
mont Population" aud denouncas
her for @udliDg hcr creditors. bn, SAYS
the trouble about he Virginia debt is
mat The democrats want to pay West
Virsi' .s's stare OF that debt. Ever,
cent OF tie Virginia debt vas contact
ca by her o"D people, AID vas ex2end..
ed upon works the beueG,s Of which sbo
Is no" rec'rlng; bat having assjorod
one 'hi'dT ila, debt to West Viroipia
'hefe = 100 man ia the State who wishes
10 pay me s'iv'r gift, though Governor
Cameron. te.oro he developed .ueL =
passion for Ger. Mahone's toc-n,us
'houehi he old State was Quad Tor ;he
who'll of'he det, and hat her people
oogb' 20 be eXedl TO pay it. .Nerandria
Go.,tte.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-02-14

~ Woodstock, Va, January fit 1888
To T. & Eta 4. Hoffman and j. Dnges and
Geo. A. fhil p NJ, Jno. j.. Geo J.. Alonzo L. and
VIM. Grandstaf. VI. A. Elton and Edra Ashby,
Geo. Ludwig and Sarah his wife Reuben Alien and
Margaret his wife, Stephen Murray and Virginia
his wife, soioman X. Thomas, william, Salne and
Eeuban Moore, Artlmesa Miller, John r. Miller
and kllCn VI. his wife, Geo. CaohaL and Meterna
his wife Usceoa, George NJ. and Samuel D..
Grandstaf, Elizabeth 4. and Geo. W. Kooutz, Hy.
ralheim and wife and \. +. Mccain and Mollie
his wife, and all the creditors OF Geo. Grandstan,
decd.
You are hereby notified thatI have fixed upon
the 10Th. day of February next, between the hours
Of G o'clock, a. ". and O'Clock, 2. N. at my
Office.
lst To revise the former accounts in accordance
with decree of tue last term.
"a. Take an account OF all the debts or demands
against Geo. GrandsaH or his estate and The
payments made or same by Geo. A. Grantsiah
towai Is his support and maintenance and
81, Any other matter pc tinent 90 this cause re.
CURED TO be taken by the decree Of shenandoah
Circuit Court rendered on the 10th, day Of Decem-
Der 1882 in a suit in chancery depending in said
cOnrt bet weenJ. L. Hoffman sc. compit@. AMI
Geo. Grandstif sc. defts. and ii from any cause
the taxing OF said accounts shall not be COM
menced, or having teen commenced should not
be completed on that day, the taking OF the same
win BE- adjourned from day to day, or from place
to place, until the same are taken and completed.
Given under my hand as Commissioner In chan
Gerry Of the said court, at my Office in said county
the day and year first aforesaid.
Jan. lO-td. Z. f. sTICKLLY.
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Dissolution Notice.

The partnership heretoio ore conducted by Luther
Neeb nd Milton II. Hottie, under to- firm name
Of Mech & nottel has been dissolved by mutual
consent. The old business ia connection with
the foundry will be settled by Luther Mech, the
agricultural machinery, and fertilizer business
will bo closed up by NJ. II. Hotel.
The Foundry and Machine Shops will hereafter
be conducted by Luther Neeb, and the Fertilizer
and Implement business by NJ. II. HOTEL
the bubble 70 the patronage extended 10
the Arm We respectfully solicit the same for the
future in our respective business.
LUTHER NEEB,
Sent 27-h NJ. II. HOTEL.
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OFFICE.

II dOlI lllooiOALkO
~ Woodstock, Va. Feb 9th 1888
TIC n. NJ. Rhodes admir-. Of j. II. Sibert decd
late gdn. Of Nathaniel II. Slbert. Herbert W. Sihert
Margaret A. sibert, Charles l.. Sibert and John
W. Sibert CD dren of John W. sbert decd. VS.
sydney 3. Siber. widow Of John w. Sibert Nsth-
aniel Il. Sibert, Herbert ". Sibert, Margaret A.
Sibrrt, Charles L. sbert, john W. sibert children
Of John W. SiberT decd, jacob s. sibet, Joseph
II. Sibert, VIM NJ Sibert, elijah Sibert, Franz lin
Ramey and Mary his wife, Sarah stige'
You are hereby notified that have fixed uron
the Sfh day of March next, between the hours of 6
O'Clock. A M and o'clock P NJ, If fair If not on
the next fair day thereafter Sunday excepted) to
take and SETTLE at my office, the accounts Of l. Jas
II siber late special record in this cause, II, Any
matter deemed pertinent or that any party in in
terest may require. required to be taken by the
decree Of Shenandoah circuit court rendered Oh
the day Of lsS. In a suit in chancery depend
ing in said court between J II Siberts admr sc
complts and Sydney Sibert &c defts and II from
any cause the taking Of said accounts shall not
be commenced, or having been commenced should
not DO completed on that day. the taking Of the
Same will be adjourned from day to day, or from
place TO place, until the same are taken and com
pleted
Given under my hand as commissioner in chan
Gerry of the said court, at my Office in said coan.
Is the day and year first aforesaid.
p. ". MtGnUrER,
Feb 7th-fw.
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COMMISSIONER OFFICE,
~ Woodstock, Va. Jan. i 1888
To NJ Walton admr. OF D. IL. Walton decd.
Tucker, Smith X 90. A. II. Guffort, Sarah q
Williams, J. L. Campbell, and !. ". OFT. late
partners under name ana style OF Campbell & OFT,
John W. OFT, and Elizabeth II. his wife, and ]. l..
Campbell.
You are hereby notified that have fixed upon
the 10Th day Of February next, between the hours
OF G O'Clock, a. and o'clock, p. m. to take and
settle al my Office, the accounts, If Moses Walton
admr. Of D. II. walton. dec'l. required 10 be done
by the decree Of shenandoah circuit court, rem
dercd on the . Ia day Of December 1889, in a suit
in chancery depending in said court between
II. Wait III 5 admr cOmplts vs.. Oft AID wife &c.
defts and Tuckei, Sm tn * Go. &c. defts. and If
from any canse the taking of said accounts shall
not be commenced, orshaving been commenced
should not be completed on that day, the taxing
of the same VIII be adjourned from dag T. day, or
from place 10 place, until the same are taken and
complied
Given uhder my hand rs commissioner IN chan
cery II the said con {. % my olleo in said county
the day and yra. fret AFORESAID.
T.. y. NEWMAN,
Jan. 2i,--iW. w.w.pq Comr. ~ chan.
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Every Letters Contents.

WARSAW, JEFFERSON Co. PA.
The swelling i all gone. ] am as
we'll and natural as ever WAS before
WAS enlarged. ! am delighted with
Psruna end -HOaaliD. 5. J.. SHAFER
My son Is still improving in health.
Your PeIUHG l. Just the thing ior him.
W. BAUER, ~. Mar, s. Pa.
The large Chronic Ulcers, Of Is
mouths standing, are oatTei, healed.
The swelling pain and itching have all
subsld, d lhc legs Lcaled. and am
pr If city we'll Pcruno is Is wonderful
remedy.
" NJ. GRIFFITH, Aslhld, Ky.
i son desiso health and 30 save
mOD'y, ask lour Drusg-; ior Or.
Har mats His Of Lite.'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-02-14

The Boston Herald says: The Sen.
ate bill is by no means a model tar
if; indeed, there Is much more IN 1t
to condemn than there is to praise ;
but Of the threc-the commissioners;
tariff, the House tariff, and the Senate
tarif-tbe latter is by long odds the
best, and may act as a seryiceable
stop gap until new Congress has
been convened. nd the work Of re-
form entered upon under more favor
able auspices.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-02-14

Lieut.. Phillip Pendleiol Powell, II.
;. A., better kuoNn hcrrabonls as
'Pent, Of LeesburI. is Soon 30 be mar
ricd to Miss Kete II ck-, o? Nea York,
niece If Col. Henry OF the Ninth Cayal
~. Pcni vas a brave Cont derale boy,
enlisted in the Federal Army a'ter tie
war; Tor want Of something better to
do, had his political disabilities remoy.
ed through the influence OF his brother
in'law, Hon. Ran Tucker, passed a
crcditabic examination. was commits,
stoned as Second Lieutenant aud. lucky
to the last, is now going to join tie
Colonies mess BY marrying hls niece.
Long life to him and many happy re.
turns. -Aier. gazette.
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LADIES TONIC"
Sold BY Druggists. Price. Sl.00.
COMMISSIONERS oFFIcE.

4 COMMISSIONERS OtfiJt,
u Woodstock. Va, January 3Ofh Isas
To r. Howard Lacy and Josiah Stickley adm
Of 7. Rush Lacy decd. Complts and Arm.tcss
Lacy and I. Hite Bird admir-. Of Mary L. J.ace~
decd and as executor Of Mark Bird decd 80
admr. OF Harry Lacy deed. Defts
You are hereby notified that have fixed unon
the S, day Of March next, between the hours 81
O'Clock, A. NJ. and O'Clock, p. ". to take ana
settle, at my Office, the accounts Of MARI Rirs
late adnir. Of Harry Lacy decd. aud also an
commissioner Of sale IN this cause
2nd, Also the account OF I. Hite Bird sdHar. Of
Mary L. Lacy deed.
Sd, Any other matter deemed pertinent by TIA
comrr. In chy. or that any party In interest NAV
require as required to be taken BY the decree Of
Shenandoah Circuit Court rendered Oh 2sd On
January 1888 In a suit in chaEcery depending In
said court between Robert II Recey &c Commits.
and Joseph A. Lacey &c. Defts. aud II from snv
cause the taking Of said accounts shall not b
commenced, or having been commesced shonld
not be completed on that day, the taking of the
same will be adjourned from day 10 day. srfrora
place TO place. until the same are taken and
Given under my hand as Commr In chanc.rv
Of the said court, at my Office ia said county the
day and year nrst aforesaid.
E.E sTIcKLEY.
Jan. Std w.&w,p.q.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
A AZ " RI

W oSNob'Nhf o. ANba. - 1000.
Ton. c. Bauserman and all other creditors OF
saml. Noel &c. vs.. Saml. Hannah snrvg. ad mr..
Of himself and Chas. Noel sdmrs. Of Saml. Noel
decd. VI. Funkhouser admr. of c. l.. Noel dec a
Phoebe Noel wife Of Saml. Noel decd. Saml. +.
Newman and Mollie his wife and Lizzie Murphy
widow Of q. ". Murphy decd. and VIM. Noel vs..
same.
You are hereby notified that I have fixed upon
the day of March next, between the hours of G
O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock, P. n. If fair II not
on the next fair day thereafter Sunday excepted
to take and settle, at my Office, the accounts OF
!, Saml Hannah admr. OF Saml. Noel decd. and
also Of Chas. Noel as such adrnr.
2. An account Of all outstanding debts and liens
against the estates of said Saml Noel decd.
g. Actual and annual value Of the real estate Of
which Saml Noel died seized and possessed.
g. Any other matter deemed pertinent or that
any party in interest my require required to be
taken by the decree Of shenandoah Circuit Court
rendered IN the IS day Of Sept. 1891 In a suit In
;hanoery depending In said court between r. q.
Bauserman &c complts. and Saml. Noel's admr
&c defts. and iffrOm any cause the taking of said
accounts shall not be commenced or having been
commenced should not be completed on that day,
the taking of the same will BE- adjourned from
day to day, or from place to place, until the same
are taken aud completed
Given under my hand as comr. in chancery Of
the said court, at my Office In said county the day
and yeaf first aforesaid.
Feb III p w. NAGRUOFR
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-02-14

Says the Louisville CouIiel,Jour>
nal The Republican party profits
Mt at all by its recent defeat. It
deals with every subject relating to
taxation with the evident purpose Of
preventing aay reducton.'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-02-14
i MISS MAMIE REILLY,
MANTUA MAKER,
WOODSTOCK, VA,

VIII conduct the business heretofore carried on
by her sister, Miss Mary Reilly. She invites the
ladies of Woodstock and Of the county generally,
to call upon her at her faihe,s residence and
assures them that she will make every effort 10
render satisfaction, in piices as well as in the
quality and ctyle Of her work. The latest patterns
viii be furnished.
T-ot groo
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-02-14

An indignant landlord writes de-
manding the name Of the !a-ty WHO
first suggested putting coils Ct rope in
sleeping rooms as = protection against
fire. lie says he provided every ted
room IN his house with coil Of rope,
and the first night three of his guess
lowered their baggage fom the sixth
story window and skipped, leaving
several days board bill unpaid. lie
allows that to be burned 10 death is
bad enough, but running a hotel for
fun is a good deal worse Rochester
Post EXpress.
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TRUSTEES SALE
REAL ESTATE |

Pursuant to deed of trust executed to
me by Peter Hickman and wife date Feb
9Th 1873. l shall proceed to sell on the
premises, on
SATURDAY, MARCH BID, 1888,
to the highest bidder the farm Of which
Peter Hickman died. seized and POSSESSED
adjoining the lands of DR.. Graves, Samuel
J. Luthotz. &c. containing y acres. more
or less. There is a good dwelling house
outhouses and stable and orchard. Situated
about one mile n. W. of Maurertown.
Mrs. Hickman is not 10 be disturbed in
her possession.
"a TERMS CASH.
Sale to begin at i o'clock, P. VI.
JOIN RHODES,
Feb. 7th.-td Trustee.