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CAPITdL URIs HMEgT.

On Friday Of last week TWO men,
MoGIoIn and M-jone we're hanged
together in New York for murder.
On the Sunday following an Italian
resident OF that city stabbed anotn or
Italisn to the heart, and on tie came
day one police off hcsr shot and kill.
ed another Referring to these closely
succeeding events. the New York
Sun comments ~ follows;
There is no doubt about the
efficacy Of cspiIs punishment, 40 far
as the particular culprit who is e1-
scuted IS concerned. lie clearly
cannot murder nybody else. But
the argument ~ favor OF the death
penalty ~ 4 warning to other crimf-
nails ~ weakened by such occur
rences as these two Sunday murders
immedistsiy following doubIe ex-
.Cuuon.
1T might be said that perhaps
four murders would have been com
mitted on Sunday # Mellon and
Malone had not been put to death
on Friday but how many people be-
lsve that their execution had any
suoh deterrent ehectf
THE pIobiem how best to deal
with men who have committed or
attempted 10 commit homicide, 90 a.
10 lessen the proportiOnsts number
Di murders 10 the community, IL still
one ol the most difficult question
presented 10 the lswmaker. 10 New
York me death penalty 70 Certainly
not remarkably eficscIous as an ex-
ample just now IN teaching men not
70 klll.
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THE DEBT OF WEST VIRGINIA.


TO The Editor ~ Y. Times:
An expression IN your notice OF
the movement TO adjust the debt of
West Virginia, does my State an IN
justice. You say The holders of
the certificates have united to force
West Virginia to pay her share Of
the debt. | do not like that word
force Ny State needs no com
pulsiou. We have always been
ready TO assume our equitable share
OF the anis-beIlum debt OF VIrgInI.
speak advisediy wnen say there
Is not sIngl' man OF social. polt-
zeal OF financial standing In the State
who would countenauce reputation.
All our public men, notably the
present Executive, are axnious TO
bring about fair settlement. We
do not intend TO be coaxed or bullisd
lnio paying more than we owe, but
when our just proportion is ascer-
tanned we will make the best pro-
Vision Tor 1t we are able Old Vr-
glnla assumed that our share wae
| one third OF her debt az II stood n
1871, aud sbe set apart for us sl5,-
100000. She had neither the legal
uor The moral tight to do this, and
we ore not IN any way CO mpromlsed
by her action. Oar share :s very
much less than $l5 100000. An &C.
count must be stated between Vr-
ginia and West Vlrgluia by some I'm.
partial tribunal, aud the Federal
Supreme Court having jurisdiction of
this "controversy between two
States we are very willing to
abide lts decision. The holders OF
the certificates are entitled to re-
ceiVe whatever ID paid by West Vlr-
ginia, and, 40 IT will facilitate a set
tlemeDt, they are acting wisely to
appoint an agent to represent hem,
but untiI our share is ascertained,
until some one 10 authorized to ad-
just he matter, it is gross inius-
tics TO speak Of us ss repudIating
State it is gross injustice to suggest
that we need forcing"
a CITIZEN OF WEST VIRorEtA.
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NO. %.
rHE GHoWra or MKruopfsy

The growth of the Methodist de-
nomination in this country 10 one of
the marvels OF our history. Itis
only little over hundred years
Old aud it took some forty years for
1T to get isirly organized and under
way. A little over fifty years ago
there was aot a single Methodist di-
v'n'ty school, and only one college
graduate among the Methodist
preachers of New England. New
the Methodists have q larger college
property and larger number of
students than any ether religious
body In the land. They have fifty
seven colleges. 4.5o0 students, and
about $l2.o0o.ooo OF college prop
erty.
Just now the Msthodists o! Macs
achusetts are moving to endow Bos-
ton University, and make it the ed
ucatioral centre of their body, az
Yale is to the Congregationalists,
Princeton to the Presb Jterisns, and
Harvard to the Unitarians. That
institution was founded ten years
ago by bequest OF Isaac Rich. a.
mounting, as was supposed at the
time. to 100000. But owing to
the losses by the great FIRE ant in
other ways, 1t amounted to only
100000, Yet it has begun well.and
now has in it's ditiereut departments
o72 sstudentt; and its outlook ia
full OF encouragement. Methodism
began as religion for the masses.
It's preachers were earnest but un-
learned men. They depended for
success on their zeal and fervor and
ali-oonquering devotion TO their
work, making heroic sacrifices 10
save souls. 1t was a pioneer relig-
ion, Hourlshing most in new States.
going where yer the settler planteda a
cabin. The whole condition of the
country has changed since il was
pIantei here's and one of the re-
markabie things in its history is the
success with which it is adapting
iteelf to the new circumstances of
the American people. keeping pace
with the growth OF taste and cul-
ture.
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pooling schems TO get something out
OF what Is virtually, AS il stands, 4
repudisted debt. Tue steps which
Messrs. Soutter 4 Co. have agreed to
undertake to bring ibs scheme to a
successful conclusion a:e the collec-
ton OF the certificates in the hands
ofs stakeholder which ia now be-
ing doue--to Induce Virginia to
bring "a suit against West Virginia.
to manage the case before the United
States Supreme Court to induce
West Virginia to issue bonds to pay
he judgment which may be render
Ell, and to distribute tne West VIr-
glnla bonds, which wll be received
by the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company, IN exchange for the defer
red certificates, among those entitled
to receive tnem. 1t is expected that
all thls can he accomplished by
april 1887. fhe most singular part
OF the whole scheme "a that which is
necessary psrt-the education of
the people Of the Virginia, up to
point which will make them willing
TO. pay their just debts, and select
Legislators whs viii take such steps
as wIil result IN this much. to- be-
desired result.
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Cd. WEST VIRGINIA, SATURDAY, MARCH "a 1888.

Fdrk or TELTHEh PROPHET
The career OF WIggins, says the
Boston GLOBE calls u mind the pun
ishment winch Dean!Swiit and some
Of HE triend' inflicted upon a wealth
er rrophesying impostsr In Qneen
Anne's time. known as Partridge,
the almanac maker. Partridge
started IN life asa shoemaker; but he
soon left that for the more pro6,ta-
bic and less laborious pursuits Of
quack, prophet, ADD humbug geuer-
ally. His pretsnsious imposed on
creiu' Gus people and his slm,nacs
were boukh ht by the thousands. To
show what sorry craIks Wiegins aud
Nsnnor are, Notwithstanding the
lsnss OF two centuries. during which
the art ofhumbngg,ng hss bsen de-
veloped immensely, tney have not
improved in the least on Partridge's
system. He, just as they, ioretold
storms in March aud December,
showersln April, hot weather in Au-
gust. and irosts in November, and
made as loud boasts as II hit had
been made.
Swift became disgustel at Part
ridges prstsnslous, and determined
to put him dowo. Waking around
London one day, he noticed over
smiths shop the sign, "I'aac Bck-
erstsf. y 1t struck his Iancy and he
stored 1t IN his memory for future
use. In January. l70S Partridge
came out with his almanac as usual.
A lew days atterward London was
a'tonlshed by the publication of a
small sheet which purportsd to con-
tain the predictions Of Isaac BicEer-
staff, astrologsr IL made pto-
iouLd sensation, and the sale was
great. Instead OF the vague an in
dehnlte hints at futurity WHICH Par.
triige's almanac contained. it fore
told foreign and domestic events
with the greatest particularly, Civ
ing even the hour OF the day when
deaths Of famous men, great victo
rles an defeats should occur. But
Que statement created the mopt talk;
Tor at IL o'clock on the 20Lh OF
March 1t was predicted that Part
ridge. the almanac maker, would die.
Partridge himself stoutly deni ed it's
truth; but it was OF no use. Ou the
30th oi March another pamphlet
came ont giving a circumstantial ao.
count OF his death, after q eiRcere
repen ancs oil his sins and a oonfes-
slon Of the worth essn ess of his al.
msnsc. Everybody believed he was
dead. aad Partridge was never able
to convince the public that he was
still alive. 1t broke up his business,
and IN ieS years he really did die.
1t ls a pity that the Dean isn't still
on earth TO deal with Vennor and
WIgglns. A good dose OF ridicule is
probably the most efectuaI weapon
which can be uss1 against them and
the Dean wac master o. the art.
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I0soRAScE nv ruE scHoo1.

Areceut examination Of the youp-
ger children of the public schools OF
Boston. made by DR.. Stanley Hall.
showed that l9 per cent OF the num.
her had no knowlede OF a COW, fur
ther than that gainsd from pictures
ol per cent OF those examined had
never seen an ant 65 per cent had
never seen corn growing; 90 per
cent did not know where their ribs
we-e nor exactly what they were,
while only q per cent were Ignorant
Of the location OF their stomachs.
Some OF the children stated that -four
came from the grocer, who gets it
directly from God others said that
meat is dug from the ground or pick
ed up from the meat tree. From
these facts DR.. Hall daduoed two
other iacts-tbst a gross ignorance
OF PrscticaL things may exist side by
aide with very thorough book
knowledge ADD that some modifca-
ton OF the kindergarten method 10
necessary in the ms ruotion Of the
young.
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7 osT RECORD NOTICE.

State of West Virginia, ss..
AT Circuit Court held in and for the
County Of Preston, on the lIth day OF
December, 1882, John T. Peerce,
vs..
DaYid Freelsnd, and the Sberiifs Of Min
eral ana Preston Counties
Ou petition under chapter 175 Of the
Acts 1871 entitled An Act 10 supply
the iost records OF Preston County.
y gorge III McGrew, u Commissioner CD.
pointed under said Act, having heretofore
made bis final report bereiD, ON motion
OF the petitioner bybis COUNSEL, II is ordered
hat sad repUft be- filed as oi this day, and
tina notice be published in each news
paper printed in this county, once n week
for twelve successive weeks. OF the fling
Of said report, and requiring slI persons :
interested herein, 10 spp-ar before this
court on the 9, day Of the next term .and
do what is necessary to protect their IN
teTests.
Provided. that such notice may consist
OF copy Of this order published as afore-
said.
A cory from the record.
Test SMITH CRANE,
Clorb
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DR. HARTMAN q Co PLEASE sond mo .
lot 81 your books on the Ills OF Life I
sell great deal Of your Peruna and Man
alin. They are very highly spoken OF IN
This part of the country.
r. n. BUssWAS,P. a., ,Westford, Pa.
DgAR SIR; | have taken half dozen
bottles Of your Peruns and aud Il Is doing
me great good. Yours truly,
JANIS WYATT,
HtenbanHllle Ohtn
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ING ERSOLL IND THE OLD GRAY
HORSE.

One day after Judge Wyiie had
been rather severe on him 10 court,
snd had somewhat impstiently cut
him short in some of his remarks,
Colonel Ingersoll left the court house
aud walked across the street TO a ies-
tsursat, for lunch. lie had 10 pass
just IN front Of 40 old gray horse, and
as he did so the animal snapped At
h,m a. II to take his head of. Lucki-
ly the horse miscsIculsted the dis.
tanoe, but bis oig teeth olasbed to-
gsther only lew inches from the
lawyers ear. Quick as a Aash the
latter turned with In the devils
name. what court are you the Judge
or and when Davldgs whispered
the anecdote around ia court that
sstsrnoou Judge WylIe baI sbard
time keeping order among the law
yerS.
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THE PAY or THE TARIHF con-
MIggIOH

1t is announced from Washington
that the gross amount 10 round num-
bers paid on account of the TanR
Com IN asion, from the date Of their
appoint meot TO the time the report
wss made TO Congress, is 500, 900. OF
this sum there was paid Jan. 8, $5-
900; on Feb. 13, $2.O5O. Tie pay
ments we're on the order o! John L.
Hayes, President and d,sbursing Of
fcer Of the Commission. The mount
thus paid is about $50 day for each
membsr Of the Commission. The sal
sry allowed by the Law is BIO day
for each Commissioner. What the
remsining S4os d'y vas expended
for is not known, az = knowlsdgs of
the vouchers is barred at the Treas
urY Department. The Law hEss 90
limit TO the expenses Of the Com
mission beyond the $40 per deim for
each CommissioEer.
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THE REGISTER.
DAILY. SUNDAY, WEEKLY.
an ENTEPRisIaa, PRooREssIvR AND
COMPLETE LOCAL AND GENN
ERAL NEwsPAPRR.
INDEPENDENT AND OUTsP KIN n ALL Pun
LILO QUEsTI Ms An UEDISG IN
NEws, LITERARY MIsCEL
LASY AND FAMILY
READING.
Az ABLY Edited fs.aG's Hay..tn.a!


The Wheeling II gister was founded in
1907, At the time nt the Inauguration of
the State of West Virginia. A. part
aud parcel of the new state, closely iden.
tihed with It's enterprises and contributing
IN modest measures To its advance ment, be
Register shares IN the Just eXuliatiOn with
which our people regard its bright career
The population of the State has Increased
IN greatrf ratio than most 1.-THE old States
her schools have multiplied and improved
u efficiency. her government has been well
and economically hdminstGd, her TesouT-
ces are being developed win energy, and
her people aie growing in enlightenment
aud Thrift. With the growth If the State
the Hegist' rhas grown, with it's develop.
meut the Register has prOspered. And ~
showing the estimation in which the paper
Is held by the Gil zens of the S ate for
whose interrets II bas stesdfastly battled,
we can say with truth that no otbeI paper
u read by as many West NTgIDiene, nor
Goes any other penetrate every part Of the
9tHte "a IL dOes.
The Register will continue, ~ hereto
fore, the hdyt cate Of broad and liberal
policy IN the cOndect Of public sHsirs. the
extension and streJgt hrniug of the Free
School System, the improvement Of the
state and the development of Ia resources
40 bI.'pi lU''ir pOlht w ib past hb an ehTu-
est Of it's future.
The Weekly Register Is magnificent
S-page, 64-culumn paper--prIce 81 80 by
mail.
The Sunday Register ls the same size.
and has already gained a very large cIrcu.
latiOn-price 50 90 by mail.
The Daily Register is printed OF 81 80
per year.
The Model map Of West Virginia, the
most complete Map ever issued Of the
state, Is now ready for delivery. Price
81 90.
ADy person femitting 10 us tbs subscrip-
tion price of either edition Of the paper.
adding 10 cents thereto, will receive a COPY
OF this Map. Thus -
Weekly Register year and hsp 81 90
Suoday " 21O
Daily 3" (" /" z on
Daily every day In the year, with Map o so
Your subscscnptiOn and friendly aid
are respectfully solicited.
An agent in every school districr is
wanted 10 get no clubs Tor the Weekly
Register. A club OF 10 and Map TO each
subscriber will be sent for Sl3 90, and a
special premium Of a copy f the paper
one year and the Nap, will be sent TO the
getter up OF the CLUB.
LEWIS BAKER s. co.
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State of West Virginia, County of Pres

State of West Virginia, County OF Pres ,
ton. S.:
i, Smith Crane. Clerk of the Circuit
Court of said county, do dertifv that Jno
Barton Payne, who was 10y n decree of
said court. rendered ON the 18th day of
Dec mber, 1882, in the Equity cruise q
Wayman q Mayer, vs.. DAME! Whitehall r
et al, appointed Special Commissioner
to make sale VT the real estate therein de.
creed 20 do sold. has this day given bond
and security ia said cause as required
by law.
Given under my hand. this 26th day
day OF January, 1883. SMITH CRANE,
. lU-4t Clerk
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JOHN WHITE

Tor NetD land. 4 considerable portion
OF said land Is cleared, and is in fair
state of cultivation. and h"s thereon
DWELLING HOUSE,
stable, aud other outbuildines
TERMS or SALE Said land will
be sold for sufficient cash Ia hand To pay
costs OF suit and proper charges flr sale,
and the residue upon credit of q. ~
anu Is months. the purchaser executing
notes With good security, bearing inter-
est JNO. BARTON PAYNE,
Special Comm'I,
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Obtained, and all other business 10 the y .
>. Patent Office attended 20 for MODE
RAlE FEES.
Our Office Is opposite the u. 3. Patent
Ofhce, and we can oUtain Patents In less
time fban those remote from Washington
Send Model or Drawing. We advise ss
70 psleutabiity free of chsrgei and we
make no charge unless we obtain Patent
We refer here, % the Postmaster. the
supt. Of Money Order Div. and 70 on
cIhls Of the ~. 3 Patent once For CIR.
cular, advice, terms, aud refererce TO act
usl clients Ia ytDr own State or county,
address
@. A. SNOW 81 Co.
Opp Patent Ofacs, Washington, y. G.
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7 o5T RECORD NOVICE.

state Of West Virgiuis, ~.
AT Circuit Court held in and for the
County Of Preston On the l1th DAY of
December, 1882, John T. Peeroe,
VS..
Joseph Ritzell, Edward n. Mcdonald
Isaac Parsons aud Joseph V Wiliams.
On pcutiOn under chapter 10 OF the
Acts Of 1871, entitled An Act % supply
the lOst f,cOids Of Preston County.
George n. McGreW, Commissioner
appointed under said act, having hereto
fore made his final report herein, on mo
ton OF the petitioner ~ his counsel, it ia
ordered that said report be fled 40 Of tbis
day,aDd that notice be published IN each
ne wspaper printed In this County, once q
week for twelve successive weeks, Of the
hnng OF said report, aud requiring al per-
sUns Interested therein, 20 appear before
this court on the 9th day OF the next term,
end do Whist Is necessary 10 protect their
iL'efests
Provided that such notice mag consist
OF copy Of this order published as afOre-
said.
A copy from the record.
Test -
SMITH CRANE,
Clerk.
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TUESDAY. APRIL lO,h 1883.
16T ACRE

trac. Cf land decred I'm said cause to he
sold, The said tract or land is situate i'm
Portland district, i'm said county. has
thereon
DWELLING HOUSE
and out-buiidings is partly Gle red and
In fair state OF cultivation.
TERMS OF SALE Tho said tract of
land VIII be sold for sufficient cash in
hand TO pay costs OF suit aud proper
charges of sale, aud the residue upon "A
credit OF q. II and Is months, purchaser
ex xecuting notes therefor, with good se>
curity. bearing interest.
JNo. BARTON PAYNE,
Special Commr.
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state Of West Virginia. County of Pres.

State Of West Virginia, County of Pres.
ton. rs
/. Smith Crane. Clerk OF the Circuit
Court OF said county, d" certify that Jno
Barton Payne, VINO was by Il decree OF
said court, rendered on tie Goth day of
Noven,ber, 1889, IN the Equity cause OF
John Whites admir- w. John Whites
heirs. ct al. appointed Special Cons
missioner to make sale OF tLo real estate
therein decreed To bo sold, has this day
given bond and security in said cause as
required by law.
=. Given under my hand. this 2Gth day of
January, 1853.
SMITH CRANE.
3 l0-4t CLERK
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State of West VIRGINIA. County Of Pres

State of West Virginia, County Of Pres
ton, ss.:
l, Smith Crane, Clerk Of the Circuit
Court OF a,c county, do certify that X
w. Monroe, who WAS by decree nf said
court. rendered ON the 5Ih day uf Deem
oer. 1889. In tue Equity Cause ot Emma
V, Znn vs.. L.. Tarue;'s Adm'r. et I'll
sPpoi' ted Special Commissioner To make
sale of the rsal estate therein d.crerd to
be scid, has this dag gwen bond and Sc
curity IN said csuse AS required by law,
Given und,f my hand, Ihis o h day of
March. 1888 Smith CRANE
8.l04t Clerk
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TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1883

al the front door Of the Court House -
that being court dIy--mske public sa Ia
OF the 1872 acre trat of land decreed IN
sstd cause To be sold. The said tract of
land lies in Kingwood district. Preston
COUNT, West Virginia. about two miles
from the town Of Kingwood, aud is
known Ihn
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JUDICIAL ! SALE.
wAYMAS & MAYER
VS. In Chancery
DAsLW WHITEHAIR,etal

decree OF the Circuit Court OF Preston
County, West Nirginis, land by direc
ton ofa Judgment creditor. defendant
theretn,) rendered In the above STYLED
cause am the 4th day Of Decembar, 1852
the undersigned Special Commi ,sioner,
will on
TUESDAY. APRIL lO,h 1888,
that being Court day--at the front door
of the Court House ofsaid County .tuak @
public sale of the
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JN0ERsOLL IN SCHOOL.

The son OF Judge Farmer of Spring
Valley, MInn., has been expelled
from school by the County Board Of
Education for making II selection
from Robert G.. Ingersoll's writings
for defamation and refusing to pre-
pare anything else. The matter was
referred to the State Superintendent
OF Public obstruction, and by him in
turn to the Attorney General, who
decided that the boy was illegally
expelled. He says that il the teach.
or had specified The sort of matter
wanted. Farmer must have prepared
such, but as long as no specification
was made the boy had a right to use
any Of Iugersoll's writings, except
suoh as were either vulgar or objec-
tlonsble.
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Rnr ThIcE MnnAa

Heavy stomacLs, bilious oOnoIllona sWells'
hsy Apple. Pliis sntirbiliops, cslhaFtic.
10 anG &c.
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$50 ACRES.

But II is understood that if sum sum
cient TO discharge the debts against said
estate is offered for what is known as the
Home Tract, that the three remaining
tracts will be withdiawn.
THIS has always been rc gardei rs one Of
the best farms in the neIghborhood. Ii
Is well adapted to either farming or graz
ing; IL well ~atered. and we'll timbered.
j be said Home Farm" embraces the
buildings aud all the most valuable i'm
prevemenis and contains 136 acres.
ROB'r w. MONROE,
Special Commissioner.
Kingwood, March 5th 1888.
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JUDICIAL j SALE
JNo WHITES Admir-
In Chancary
JNo WHITES HEIRS ctal

PURSUANT To, and by virtuo of a decree
of the Circuit Court Of Preston County
West Virginia, rendered in tie aboV a
styled cause, on the 29th day OF Novem,
Der, 1882. the undersigned Specia Com
missioner, will, on
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
-oF rHE-
''ZEPHANlAH TURNER FARM. II"
EMMA v. ZINN, sc,
va

T. Q TURNER'S Admir- ct al.
In pursuance of decree of the Circuit,
Court of Preston County, In the aboye
cause. rendered on the 5th day of Decem-
Der, 1882. will on
MONDAY, APRIL Cru 1883.
being the tirst day Of the Circuit Court
before the frent door Of the Curt House
Ia kingwood, sell the real estate in the
Bill and proceedings mentioned upon the
tollowing terms 81 much cash In hand
Will oe r. qulred as will be sufficient To
pay the Gusts of SUIT. and charges for sale.
nd t.. the residue upon credit of o. IS
aud "a months; the purchaser giving in
terest bearing notes, wlth good personal
security for the deferred iustAllments
DESCRlPr rION: = This property ia
kn wn u the ''Zsph Turner Farm, !"
bout milrs west IT Kingwood. II CON
eists OF several tracts, containing u the
aggregate
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Coudeussd time table of Passenger
Erains OF the Baltimore a Ohio Rail road
Scr the stations named below, which took
sffeot Nov II. 1882;
xAsrwARp BOUND.