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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-22
Gin Soaar srp Jlaf6s.
GaODab's &sgulirsnSe gillea.
GolItommene Yursan,en, linbernoe abflbr
u1itteL tptrten obne Shmer, fets,
superlaiflg unb natiirlttb in
ibrer Operation.
Gin oesetabilifebeS Grfasmittel
fur Galpmel.

Bpuicmurer Dbns sisaIidsn Betseidmad, eIssan. mil
iabsM GurHrnl .gIaf-t. pIrgTen, regaIirsH rsn:ssu
unb iidr!eT.
Haemdp's Birlen CUR BUR aEer Rrdnt5ei eiten bss
Naeen5, Der 2eber, Der geSdrMs, Der 9eren, Ser
Blais ippie fir nerbDisS Ropfips5 9sriloplra, SINS
bieeftipr, Saspspe. bIi6e 2utdnbs, iJis6er Inter.
Ieibsentsnhrns, Sdnorrboieen uub G1e anbsrer 2sis
ben ess nterIetbss. Cine bDQfommeHe Rur aaruntirt
Rsin begetabiIiI6, feline Spur bon RsriuT, Iinsras
lien pbsr i&dbLi1sn SroBusn.
~ Ran ben5ts fpIgsnbe Snmrtorle bon Rrauftsts
ten ber 8erbnlilnssprgaue Berito5fIng, iRnerIi&s
Sdmorrbciesn, 8IItpauun9 rad BEN 2opfs, Sdurs i'm
Iaaer, hebsIteit, SpbbrenuGn, GteI Dor benz Gfsn,
Na9enSrider iaiiresAufeseu, Sinien ober 8ebsu eei
Ssr;ens, erftitsnhes SsabI bsim 2is9su 8sbsI o6tr
Tlatern bpr Ausen, Sie5er unb eImpie Samerssn tm
Rorfe, fodsnben Gtsem, eelbeS 4usfebsn Der Saut
rrb Der Ausen, Seiienhe5eH, S@nerJsn in bsr BraA
urb in ben 6lieberr, pI5sIic7s AnDalgEs pom pist.
Bremen bts 5lei4ss.
ginise DOZEN bon RahpaDs pinen tuerSsn SGs
Ssfttn bon allen obsrgenanntsn Rrant9eiteH bsirseu
Sn cen glpOtbctcn gu babeu.
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glau leis: rSaIfa nab @abr."

gaan idids zine 8riefrnarte an Rabtuae
& Co., yir. 80, Barrens, Gde Der @6urG.
Strase, Nsp,Yort.
re- BsIsBu!us. Saaisnss BON Dollars psrt5. pirs
xnd, ,iiosi6idt tperbsr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-22
SclbTmprS.

9ewburs, N.sD, 81. 6,br. - 4nOrelp
S. Scnnion, Elm 6lorilt, Ieete Fd beute auf
ietu Sctt nno ssrihmettsrte iid) ben 3Opf
nit elmer Sdrotflinte. Gr briitte nit Der
3eEC ab. ifiuanseue Serlegenbeiteu icueu
ihn ,nm Sclhifmnrh netriehen hnhru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-22
rcutIdIans uas Ger gatifnn.

Serlin, 21. Sebr. Die .gtat!Orul=
3eitung" ertidrt, bic Qan;e SaltuEg Der
pdptliheu Diplomatic babe bier eiuen nidts
msuiger oils situfigen gtuOrud gematt ruo
msrbe oils ein Ruicr BON 0iutsrtiit be-
tradltet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-22
SrduSe.

ATLANTA, Ga, 81. Sebruar. - Gin
tsute Gbeno In @tepart & Smi;b'S Giieuz
maarenlaoen ausgsbrOdenes Seusr ri1tete
SdaSeu i'm 8etrase BON $15, 900 an.
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Slc,y =9Iprfer Wad,rihte,t.

Nem YOrt, 81. Sebr. Wabreub
artlur McSbaue bcute friib nit ieiuer
Sdmefter DOR siusm Salle had Saule ging,
purbe sr ourd, eineu uubetanuteu in oau
0iiideu geidoIien unO idwer perWuubet.
Yiou meib nod nidt OBJ bic &ugel iiir ibu
oSer feline SGmefter beftimmt mar.
- Yiapor 2op BON Sroofpu beildtigt
bsnte bcn Gmpfang bon 1888. 2S fir Die Notbz
!eiberceH rrb lleberidpsmmteu i'm gSeften.
Gin GugIGnber, pelder geitern NbenO
i'm ngrunb Sotel" abitieG uno fid) uutsr Dem
Namen s. 8. Sropu regiftrirte, purbs bcute
abenb ol8 2eihe nit burdihOilsHem SOpfe
in ieinem Simmer aefunben.
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8eine Wrphibitipr in View s1erfeh

Sren t n, N.sS., q. Sebr.-Nue rpdbs
renb Der segentpdrtigen Sttung tn Der @e'
istgebung einsebradten Semperen;s uno
yrohtbttionsoOridldge murben beute i'm
Sauie Der &sibe uad uisberse,immt.
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$@IaHoH9Feff.
l1mterleibsid)mer,cu! 4!

EIr4fauy Storr6bc. GbpIera Rorbus pbsr J1nsr.
tcreti StublBau9 tuerSer inuerbolb 10 oSer 20 Rir
hiit,I hurb &aStpds's &eabp Relief ae5eiIt. Rtip
Slat9lerGh9 hne teIne eHtiln6ng, teIns 5tuddbs
ober abBspamt9sit pirS benz @gbra,,5 Ses v. R, ~.
Lief tolgsr. ''''
es 1T her erfs unS eusse St5me1ensfiusr ber an.
eenbNdIlSp ots t1reai3iieH Sc9tperieu ilt cnt,.n,
eun8e une Blutanoraul linhert pb lie nIH in AeT
Slusen benz Ilaasn. BEN Gtuaeueoen ober aaSerss
ETSonen dnttftsa. psnn man SaS 4RitteI euHsI btf
NM, Ire guar w
Ill t.usr bis StraHJi3 Wian'en'
Etns lltteri5tse, tpe BroB bic S6msr,eu auc5 f.tn
mr0osn elf an SbeumGtisTus 9tiscHSsR bic BettiS.
aerBt bic SeItrlppeien, bic gerp6Ien Die an Wet;s
ra!SiS posr Grbcren GrduteteI Ieoeu uerben Sltt a
bic Anp nhtns BON 3ahspaR aeurF HsIief a;gerbIISs
EdsSiEorraaa finSsr, W.
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Ger Selhmarft.

Neiu Dort, 81. Sebruar.-6olgeubes
fino nte Sdlu6nOtiruugeu: @elO bra@ts
2-3l Yrpsent uub idicB 3u 8 Nroient. -
Stsrliugwcficl 4.82 - 4S25 uuf ist8;il
Gage, 4954-4.S5s anf gtdt. - gunbes.
Sbligationen: neue 3-pro;e.tige 1888, uers
lanserte Sinner 1884, 4l.pro;euttge 113f,
4sprcs. 119s.-Ittieu: AoamS GrpreB 1874,
Central Bacific 79s, @bei. & Ohio 20t,
grie 34;, 90. Brior. rs, 9atesSbore 1913,
N.sS. Central 68s, NOrtbs gBeiieru 1888, DO.
Bripr. 1434, N.>Y. Central 1243a, BittSbur9
141, 9tenbing 50t, 0tods SSlano 1871, lluions
Yacific 939, DIFFERENTIATION 80s. - Inter-
idnsamts.8ilan: :SartgeIb$120, ,593, $500
@ourant $G,3 56,011.59.
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S6minbiu6t

bsrarneen unb TubertuIoie Rbt5ifs, serobb,Iu
SHpbilis. S6pinber, Gntarturg rinS erebs Der N,,
ren, SGrnrubr, nrirbaltun9, mo eS ptue anneuSunu
hes eatbeters 2inberure idnit Hnb bic It5merasuSe
Gripereun9 ete'eS SnitrumenteB uun0tbia mabt -
Der Qersn unb Der 8Iaie, iots in d5roniiaen FdQ.r
ban Trauentrdntb citen.
Cine Staite eTt5dlt ms1r ntirt'ame NrnetilDTe aft
ir9erb Elm nntereS Wtte bic ilni bis iedS EbeeIb5I
opu r5tFig ma&er, ip6PreES bon SariaSariQian ar
CT sgsf tan
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-22

SerIin, 81. Ssbruar. - SfObeoonciefi
ioll srfldrt baben, bab fueber etne Serfe'1uug,
nod amneitie bel @slssenbett Der &r0Hung
bes g,areu bemilligt nerbeu mirb.
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Der &linselbeuteI umsefebrt.

SerIin, 81. 6ebruar. - Sine Subs
ifriptiou gum Sefen ser iiberifmeu:ultsn
@sgsnSen in &merifa lit bier erOfinet nor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-22
GnBHnbun8en Der Ntersn, gnt,lnSuna.x

GnBinSungen Der Rtersn, gutIuSuua,w
etr Slale, @eodrm- Gnt3itnbungeH, 9uns
gen eongstttonen SalSlet6en, aiibms,
9er3tlopisn, 0tpbtberttts, bpfsriIaeQu.
talle, Srdunt, Satarlh, Snflueu,a, Scs(.
meb, 3abni4merjen, Reuralgte, Gbsu.
nAtlSnus, taltes unO beises Ttsb,r,
SIbneraugeu mo 6roftsultu,
lstbenoen SbeiIen beripGt olaerb[ifHdc qirhs,,,rs
ober GrIeidteuuna. ''''H"s
Srsibtg bis es;tB Srpffen In eirsm gIasg9afer b,s
len III beniGen @u9eublden arGmpfe apade,IIY,,rs
Sohbrsnrer, 9cpfiGmerteu Biarrb6e, bsfertsrb IN.
IL, SIatunsen uno GQe iHHerIi6eu 5dmer,en.
aeisnne 'puter tnmer sine Sldi5e BON v a b uab,s
,hsaay Eeiet bel hp trdgtn. gStnae 3rrpien ba.
ben eaHit Dsttrptten Sei5cn, bic aus beu 8ebrasbs
i5e.en Baie.s eut'Pri igSn bpr Gs III elm 5syitrss
@l':NdntS, ais 'ran3bfi9er SrGEhe ubeg Sitterrr
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EefegrapGtfGe Oepef0e:,.
Mus Der 8unoesbauptftaSt.

asrt5te Der .,Gfioctirten areIe" fir ben ,Geg.IS
gprreibpnhenter ~
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9euti&e Spar6ant b. Baltimore

1affe! Ndffe! NdfTe!
sir 3eiis ms aasiant bsiDrst nnsrbalb "a ShlnSsn
3. Ratne,
Gds bet Baltimore Strabe unb qafsOftes =9psnue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-22
AZ. Gpngref. - 3meite Sieune.

Die Mrmcez, Die Seffunsss unh Die oermiidtte
GipiI SerpilIisunsSbin in Seratbung.-
Nod elm Mnsrff Geisbpopsr's auf DEN
Sbcf eeS Gisnaleienffcs. = Der 5enat
nimmt een @lenarbeidlus sur &Hretgung
eeS Sifdbereipertrass dn.-.Sas Stlmmrctbt
in ttab.
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Yunsrerotb une 9anStaa.

Serliu, q. 9ebr. - Der 9uuoeSratb
bat bic Soriage, wcldIc bic giuTubr BON
Sdmeiner, Shmsiuefeiid) In0 g8iirlten
aus Imsrita parbietst, eiuiiimmig angez
n1mmsn. Ger 2anotag hat Die Sorlage
iur Sefeuerurg bes Sletnprrfauis pon Opt
rituoitn unb Sabad permorfeu. Diee Steuer
murNe uOrgeidlugeu, I'M Die 9fsgieruug fir
ben Serluit ;u entihabigcn, pdte ite ourG
6is &ulhebuug o.. c-ies-' ''"'-~ffen Stnieu
AaY
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-22

6iinfSig Gents bic 5lai6e.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1883-03-07
THE FLORIDA AGRfCULTURIsT.

logical researches and mining pnr-
suits lave been so greatly rewarded.
81 will conclude this brief noticing,
Mr.. Editor, by some remarks, before
implied as pertinent. They relate to
the geological formations of Florida.
All authorities agree that the Oolite
formation so notably conspicuous in
Europe, and which has lis strait
graphical position between the carr
bonlferous and the tertiary forma.
tlons, does not occui on the Ameri.
can continent in conspicuous de-
gree. In the Eastern and Middle
States of our Union. the OoliAe is
notably wanting. FL nee, as may be
observed, it Is that where The carbon.
ferrous and the formations below ex
list, and are overlain by tertiary the
hope OF access to the coal measure,
or In the absence of the carbonifer-
Gus, then those treasures of lower
formations may be practically in reach
Tor mining purposes. If the carbon.
lterous formation is present in Flor
ida, it certainly is accessible at those
localities where the ertiary is cut
away by the denuding forces of ma
ture. Nor is this denudation to be
found only on the Ii 'gcs; tor the facts
OF the present exposures prove tre>
quent oscillations of sea levels. The
earth surface of FLORIDA tnew as it ISL |
mas been successive below and |
above the sea, several times. Great |
foundations or reno, ais of surface |
layers of the ground nave thus oo.
Cured. In many gases requirements
have been made b. tae sea deposits.
but in others eq~o%ynumarous there |
nave not been such 10 any consider
able extent, In al be latter 1t is
often no great labo . cut through
'he superlmposed la, eso, ard to pen
citrate the formations oeiJw, and to
'xhnme their treasures G..
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Club Rates.
The SO-CalIed State Fair.

The Jacksonville Times. Union ap
pears to think that we, as public
journalists, can be influenced by
fifty cent deadhead ticket. Perhaps
the Times. Union judges from itself,
but those who know us know better.
The article in our paper was writ
ten by one of Jacksonville's Jwn Cit
liens. We said nothing about the
Fair. From what we heard from
citizens of Jacksonville, who have at.
tended every Fair. they pronounce
the last as failure in every respect,
except with regard to the trult dis
play and the Levy county exhibit.
The State Park Company have no
right TO use the name of the State 10
attract people aud thereby add to
to their profits, tor it is private ats
fair conducted by few people who
own shares, the. State has given them
no authority to do so. 1t the Times
Union will look at the records in
Tallahassee, they will find that a
charter has already been granted to
certain individuals to hold State
Fairs tor some forty years or more,
dated from 1876, and by using the
name, the State Park Association has
infringed on said charter.
We have said nothing about it
hitherto, as we did not wish to put
damper on the enterprise, and as
one of the charter-members we over
looked the trespass Ill desire to see
some good done to the State, by
drawing forth its resources for the
inspection of strangers; but when
contemplate motives are ascribed to
lis we must defend ourselves.
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-AgriculturaI sooieties.

Florida Fruit Growers AssocIation.-D.
Redmond, pres; w. A, Sebring vlce-pres.:
II. ii. Elliot Sec; w. III Ashmead, ASH,
Sec; c. ChOate, cor. sec,; d. Greenleaf,
treas. Executive Committee, Dr. C. J,
KenwoTthy, DR., j, j. Harms. o. P. Rocks,
and p. Houston.
- Norwalk, Fruit and Vine Club.-Col.
Robt. Bard pres; DR.. Geo. Rogers, sec.
=, New Smyrna Agricultural and Fruit
growers Society.-Mr. NJ. B. ROlfe pres,
w. >. Hart, vlce-pres. Mrs. NJ. b, Rolfe.
sec and treas.
Orange Ridge Agricultural and lmmi
grafton Societv.-Dr, B. B. Bennett, pres.
John Samnnn Sec; j. Y. Parce, cor. sec
DeLand. voIusia Co. Weekly meetings
Orange Park Fruit and Vegetable Grew
ers ssociation.-Orando Knapp; Pres.
=. Z. Sabin, Vice~Pres.; o. L Campbell
Cor. Sec; Rev. o. Taylor, Sec. and Treas.
correspondence in vited.
Lake George Fruit Growers. Assoc1a-
tlon.-Judge A. B. Bartlett, pres, George,
town; w: w. Hawkins. E. Kirby, Mrs. e,
A. Manville, vice-pres'ts. A. H. Manville.
Sec, Lake George; r. o. Hammond, cor.
sec. Fort Gates; George H. Thorn, treas.
Georgetown, Monthly meetings every
econd Saturday of each month
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Pamphlets. Catalogues. Sc.

We return thanks to the publish.
ers for the following, received:
American Agricultural Review
and Journal, for January, 1883. Price
$500.
Report of California Fruit Grow>
ers in Council. Price 25 cents.
The Grain aud Farm Seed Manual,
published by Hiram Sibley d Co.
Bowditch's Floral Catalogue.
Nanz & Neumer's Catalogue. Lou.
isville, KY, for 1883, OF Plants, Seeds
and Bulbs.
Gregory's Annual Illustrated Re-
tail Catalogue, tor 1888.
Corn and Potatoe Manual, by J..
G. Vaughan, Chicago, Iii.
B. 81 o. Red Book.
Crawtord's Strawberry Culture,
with Catalogue.
J. A. Everett's, Wa,sontown, Pa,
Annual Catalogue OF Seeds.
Descriptive Catalogue of Reading
Nursery, Reading, Mass.
John S. Collins, OF Mooretown,
N. j., Wholesale Price List OF Small
Plants, Fruit Trees DC
J. A. Buell. 81 Co.., Of Springfield,
Ohio. Annual Catalogue of Garden
Seeds, Flower Seeds, Plants, Roses,
&c, &c.
L,vingston's Seed aud Potato Cat-
alogue, tor 1883.
Hints on Fruit Culture, Green's
Nurseries, Rochester, N. Y.
Descriptive Catalogue and Price
Lift OF the Planet Jr., Farm and
Garden Implements.
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PiMe.aDnleS.
We FEOri0a AQricssLtArist:.

Editor Of The Florida Agricsalturist:
| take the liberty ct writing you
to know if you will give me any in
formation you can abo 1t the culture
and profit of pine>apples.
What preparation does soil need
next TO the lake upon which fine We
getables can be raised without terlil-
izing? How far apart should the
plants be set? What Is the average
net profit per apple, wnere they are
s hinnad9
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price lean get fine plants9 -
Ws1nenaissest. .Ee5. 20. 1883.

" "eSsefetooeec; DeOs "a 1000
ANSWER The soil you mention
ed is quite rich enough for piue-ap-
pies, without using fertilizers; in
fact we prefer pine land to plant
them on, and then mullen with the
muck. Set your plants two feet
apart in rows three feet wide. The
profits are all the way from $100 to
$500 per acre, according TO the quail.
ity and variety OF the fruit.
The price OF plants is from 5
cents TO rs cents each for red Span
ish and sugar loaf, and up to 81 tor
rare varieties.
You had better advertise in our
Cheap Column tor what you want.
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To OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

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sent in by, or before, 10 O'clock Monday
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-08
vIaRNINIpOETAN.,r

To- the owner, of Iur,cs. Cattle. sheep. Swine
* Poultry Lhave jas. received from C. g.
Hurncr Allentown Pa. "a full supply ol tn,
Celebrated Lci;.lI Cattle Powders 20 purify
the blood. cleanse the system. pTevcntaud cure
diseases IN Cattle Sheep, Swine, and Poultry
Duvoy's Horse and Mule Powdcrs-thc best
remedy for all diseases Of the Blood Nerves
Muscles Dc, TO save OF The food lost as undi-
ecstcd in the ordinary way of feeding
Farmers Union Cattle PowierS-to IN
crease The quantity and quality ofAiilkf Butter
Flesh. Fat. dc.
Also for distribution lot 81 Dairy Book
on Practical Farming, In which you viii find
that YOU can get one tli-d more production
and Of such quality that Butter 50 made viii
bring from 70 Toe per pound more than be
fore and tlat with the same amount OF ipoi
now used you can feed ouc third inorc Stock
as an the food eaten wil be fully dige-tei
through the action Of the Liver lnyigoratol
and the phosphatcs added TO the Farmer l.
MON Cattle Powder il $50 and.tssl.
Call early and take the benefit of these yalu
able Inventions without delay,
Yours truly,
gr.CILAS. J.. PRATT. Sn'e ~.
March 1.l3S3 CLarlf-town, v. va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-08


are never initiated or c0m'syeitsd This IS
true of family medicine, and It
i, positive proof that the remedy inflated is
of the highest value. As soon rs it had
been tcst-1 and pfryed by the whole world
that Hop Bittcrs was the purest, best and
most valuable medicine on earth, many imi-
ta'ioas sprung up and uegan to steal the
notices in whicli tho press AID people Of the
country had expressed the merits Of II b,
and IN every way trying TO induce suffering
iuralids 70 rse their stuFius;eat. expecting
TO make money thecroditand good name
ofHB. Many Others started nostrums put
up in similar style to IT, B., with yarioasly
devised names in which Tie word Hop
or "uops" were used in a way to induce
people TO be,ieyethey were the same as Hop
Bittcrs. An such pretended remedies or
cures. no matter what lhcirstyle or name Is,
aai especially those with the word Hop
or Hops, in their name 6rih any way con-
uect,d with them or thcir name, are imita-
tons or countcr.cit,. Beware Of them
Touch none Of them. Useno;hing La; gen
uine Hop Bit,e5s, vita bunch or cluster
OF green Uors on the white label. Trust
nothing else. Druggists and dealers are
warned against dealing in limitations OF
.arnteff.;ts.
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PUBLIC SALE
GF AVAILABLE FARM.


g)CESCANr &C. dC'rcco f the Circuit Cou-.
OF Jefferson Comfy cI.ecc I'D IN, - !
dlv of February. lSN3, in the chIn'crv clIs,
therein pcn,'ine T David Rnuhar,', Admins
,r.O-. " Jane H. 2 ,iuhHrt ANA ais, the under
s..mci special CImmissi1ucr, will n.tar for sale
az mb!icoItcry To- the highest Ind Ter in iroHt
OF tac CoJct House. in Charcstowa,
on FRIDIl, MIRCU 23D, 1888.
the n.rur os which David liiulmit died seized
situated am living near Duiiirids Depot, ~ *
.. r. r. in Jefferson County. ". Va, con-iin-
uE
l52 1cRE2 2ROODy IND II POLEE
Tbs, +. oasof thc mos, d,trt5!c firms i'm thc
lower Valley. ia, mul is oi .ifo qulity Lime
stone. lGnr1ttirents p c)a'lcrtIr.r hr.cf a
stone dF,.!ing barn and necessary o",bp ld-
ua,. Il is bI; a short distance from thc june
ton OF the ID. IL O. Il. Z. N - ) Il. t., and j.
convenient 10 churches and schools
TERMS prescribed BIZ the ClIrtl ono third
Ca,haud the residue in one ana two equal pay
mcnts the deferred pIYE n., o. at'r in,en,t
from thr dag Cs sale a;tf o. w. c,ieln.ci hy
thcb "a ?, of the purchaser alI scrurci hy a
decd of ,ru ou ih, premises.
GEORGE BAYLOR. Sal c,,u.,s
JOSEPH TRAlNELI, i'
I. Frank 7. Lynch, clerk oi the Circuit Court
certify tlai Joseph Tmpnrli. Ullc ol the Spl.
rourir ah'vc njn'cd i8s given bond before
rfo yiitA approved security rs provided for by
the decree abotc mentioned
FP. LYNCH. OK. CIR. g..
March /. lss3-4t. Jc,f. Co., W. Va.
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.N0sicc 70 creditors.

n ID CrItosof I'm. u Ng0s, deceased.
Iu pursuance Of q decree Of tie Circuit Court
%. the County OF Jci'tr>on. made in a cause
therein I,cnding. to ~uhicci the rl-l estate of
tHc said VIM. NJ Myers TO the paymcnt of
IBIS debts you are rcquircdto presVnr your
claims against the estate 81 the said Wm. II.
tl;ers for adjudication TO Forrest W Brown.
commissioner. az bis office ia the saf county,
on or before the 18th day Of Ardl 1883.
Witness 7. T. Lynch clerk OF ne said toUrt,
..> gh dag Of March, lSc3.
F.P LTNeIr. Clerk.
Esr.l e l>-5 -C. FREQ Pres iec -t@.Q5
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.IGfIce 10 Creators.

Trt... Creditor; OF David Johnston, deceased.
lu Pursuance of a dccrecor thc Circuit Court
% lcliyr>on County, made IN cause therein
,-.,I,.,. ~ ,-il+ce. Il rcvr c-atc - sold Dl-
v,i Johnston deceased 90 the payment Of his
debts Won are rc4uiredto present y""r claim
a.ainst ,iic estate IT Tie SAID David Johnston
Icc,asc. ,or adjudication t. Forrest ". Brown.
Commissioners at Dis office i'm thc said county,
on or before the 25th day of April, 1883. Wiz
ness F.P Lynch, clerk o. this court, this 18th
dag oi Fc5y., l'N5.
f. =. LYNCH. Clerk
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70 TIRE PUBLIC.

II AVING rc,;nquishcd engagements ahrqll
( i which have occupied ny gttention a.ni1-i
exclusively for several years past ! viii dtvoi.
INV tiac in the future 10 work 90 i'.n' and
OF, u,y services ~ tn putic rs C'G'rlr. 'r
and Dii,dcr There are ntny cvid'nrc> o.! my
ability 10 design and construct ropss 10 ih'
best STYLES and substantially and promptly here
ANA elsewhere and the past few ycirs lave git-
en- me experience, IN h'nHc building ih3i arc
yaiuah @ 90 myself a''d 90 persons who MAY cin-
plov nfe will cnacavo., ia all work cnirlst-
cI To- me- 20 render entire satisfaction.
J C. HOLMES
T,,r,,-,- - fs29 AGENT
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F.P. LYNCH, Clerk.


Par-ics Interested in the above cause are no
tiici that viii proceed to execute the above
deere, 10 mas Office ia Charlestown, on the I9ti
dlyof April 1885,
FORREST ". BROWN, Commissioner.
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