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No trial in modern times las sur
PASSED In Interest he udicIai nqui.
~ now gong on NJ Dab IN into the
c'rcnmsta' ces attending the assassi
nation of NJ, BURKE and Lord FRED
ERIcR CAvENDIsH IN p o I paik
Gland. JAMES CARY atowu cuun-
"iilor, who was concerned IA the
conspiracy, has tod The Story of the
GRIM. The Original idea WAS 10
move NJ FORSTER, rha ch.-f secre-
fary Of LELAND, and E ri CowPER,
The Lord Llru,enant. Tue aus to
~ Mr. FORSTER we're defeated re
ueated by occurrences which th,
plotters could not foresee. H. len
ireland. aud under the ordsrs of 4
mysterious commander KIN W. NJ,
Number OJe, he cons1Irator. tnrn-
II their attention TO Mr.. BURKE
Sewn men were engaged in the AZ.
snssInatIon. Thu summary OF tn.
levidence would indicate that Lori
FREDERICK CAvENDIsH was kiIIed
flmp'y because he nappr to
wIth M BURKE at the time OF tn
4 tark mon rnt1 gentleman.
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ALTHOUGH tn. White House was
elegantly fitted up this season at 4,
cost OF many thousand dollars, Con
sress is asked 20 make another APP
preparation Tor furniture aud repairs
OF $25. 600. 1t would seem as If he
White House needed a good deal OF
repairing and furnishing, consider
siog that we are people OF simple
tastes and sverse 10 much smbellsh-
ment.
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CLOSELY following the extraordinary
series oil floods which have caused go
much !oss OF life and property DO, h
IN thi' country and in Europe. have
come reports Of terrific storms at sea.
VI course. this is the season when
storms at sea must be expecteIi but,
like the other meteorological phe-
nomena which have male the pres
snt winter remarkable, the storms OF
the last two or three weeks hsye
been unusully fierce and destIuctIy.
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SENATOR DAVID DAVIS announces
'ha' he vii At noon to-day (S,tur-
dav) resign the Presidency Of tn.
Senate so as TO permit The elect on
OF successor who may bold over
during the recess OF Con gress. II Pres
ideni ARTHUR were TO die alter ad
JourDment OF Congress. there would
az matters now stand, TIC no one an =
thorlZed 10 take tue necessary sreps
for the election nj surpesaor. The
'eIm OF Senator DAVIS xpires on the
4th, and not only won q he cease 10
be President aoi the Senate. hut
won i cease to be member Of IT,.
Speaker KEIFER ~ also functu soflcio
on the An There wou'i thus he no
person competent to lake the ex-
ecutlve Office, even TO perform the
duty OF conv-ning Congress. F,r
this reason Precedent DAVIS resigns
during the present session, 80 that \
successor IN the Pre-idency OF the
Senate may be elected whose rm
aoes not exFile with the Forty
seventh Conpress.
SsustoI EDMUNDs will likely be
chosen 10 succetd Mr.. DAvI, ~ Prgs-
ident OF he Senate.
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SOME OF the manufacturers who
make the most noise about the pro
lection OF American labor are claim
Ing and exercising the right to buy
labor where it can be had cheapest.
ana are Importing 1t from Europe
under an arrangement very similsr
10 the eoohe system. Naiural en-
islstlon from Europs into tb. Unl-
ted States is desirable for many OBJ.
Fious reasons. But the importation
OF labor for the purpose oil depress-
ing wages is a very 4 ff-rent tbip0
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LITTLE 'e clock evening OF ast week while
Froi LEWIS the
va" scanning the western be brilliant comet in
ne constellation OF Pegasus The new comet j.
R eastward and bright he
The present aud discovery made by means Of the
cPe OF the ""i'er Observatory, which Is private
cope TIE world and WATCH together with the
servsforv illustrate n the 70 Lowing
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ELsEwHERE we ,.r,n,

ELSEWHERE We pript a communi.
cation from Lyon District In which
the writer presents some very i'm
portsnt questions to the people OF,
hin2wood, and to which we invite
their thoughtful attention.
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Lamar, et al.
IN EQUITY.
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The Collegiate year Of this i'm .tituti -,
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German.
Good neral reference and Depart,
mental Libraries.
Good apparatus and appliances in
every department.
The institution is Unsectarian and
christian.
The location il the most beautiful
hehlthi'.l, central and accessible. A
moral and Industrious community.
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THE New York T,7buu. s.,o.

TIE New York Tribune says:
"A :umor comes from Washipeton
tn at some OF the immortal '3O6' WISH
10 nave a permanent Organization
formed of the SURVIVING third
termer'. That is good idea. They
might call themselvs the Spartan
Band, and parade on the anniversary
oil their defeat with the bts en- brass
medals dangling from their necks
Mr. CoNKLIEe would. OF course, act
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lead very badlv.'
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cu'reUt year. Ava ere were [. &
pupils agate, Ill.
In western Penusy 'vA,is ITO pu-
pIls cost $l9S Zach. and he salarles
were only 81 900.
In Connections the pnpils cost
$l75 each, agsns, 1922 in Washing.
ton.
This marked eKcess of ooet IN
Washi IPton over institutions elsr-
where IL SAID to apply to Others
throughout the country. 1t rIu.-
tTates the 'xirsv-gancr that pievaI .
all TIN ough The Fub,Ic strvIc+. There
IA no exagReration ~ sayIbg IN It the
Cover meni could be- better admin.
letrred than 1t now IL for Two thirds
oil the present cost. and with the
certainty OF publication Of the OIL
hcial atm osph-ra
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ONE Of the worst abuses of public
trust,says the Washington Post, Is be
habit OF wasting public funds 10 tour
ing about the country on gausy pre-.
lenses OF Official duty. II would
not be an eKtravsg4nt sstim4te TO
put the amount thus equsudered al
goo 600 q year. We thInk It was
largely in excess oil that sum during
two or three Of the years of the re.
form era thst came in With eK-G,v-
srnor HAYES. Inspection became Il
mania 10 those days, aud the off :
cisl who could not get up y
plausible preteIt foT pleasure tour
At public cost had very little inven.
tive genius. Although slightly aba
ted, the abuse still 6ourisbes 10 ali
the departments. It oh ould not be
impossible 10 6nd aud apply q rem
edy.
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December, 1882: john T. Peerce,
VS..
John w. Athey, Edward III Mcdonald
Joseph V. Williams and the Sheriff OF
Mineral County.
On petition under chapter lis OF the
Acts OF 1871. entitled An Act To supply
the lost records of Preston County,
George III, McGrew, "A CommissinpeI
hPpo nted under said Act, hay. ng here
toiore made his final report herein, ON
motion OF the petitioner 10y his counsel.
ordered that said report be filed as
OF inns ohy.and that a nutice be pc Slished
IN e'ch newspaper printed in this county
once week fur twelve successive week s
ot the ming oi said report. and requiring
ell persons Interested therein To tnpea,
before this court on tho 9th day of next
term. aud do what is necessary to pro
tect their Interests.
Provided. that such notice may con
iSt of "a c"py OF this ORDER published as
Aforesaid.
a copy from the record
Test SMITH CRANE,
Clerk
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by constitutional limitation, The
Forty seventh Congress will become
dsfunct body at noon on Monday
neat.
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I Osr RECORD NorlCE.

State of West Virginia, SIS:
Al a Circuit Court held in snd for the
County Of Prest m, on the llth day OF
December, 1882, john T. Peerce
Joseph Riiz-ll, Edward II. Mcdonald,
lsasc Parsons and joseph V Williams.
On portion under chapter l75 Of the
Acts of 1871, eDlil~d An Act To supply
The lost II cords Of Preston G. unity.
George IL. M1Grew, Commissioner
appointed under said act, having hereto.
fore made his final report herein, on mo
non nt the petitioner Wy his counsel, II is
rdered that said report be fil"d as uf this
d7y,and that notice br puhl-hrd in rsch
newspaper printed in this & unity, once a
week for twelve successive weeks, nf tn.
ming OF said report, and requiring MI per
sons Interested therein. To APPEAR before
This c uri or The @ b day of the next term.
END do what IS necessary tn protect their
II. 'eTrsts
Provided that such notice may consist
OF a copy Of this order published ss afore-
suid.
A copy from the record. -.
Test
SMITH CRANE
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RED CT I'd. The cni-i Of BIZ Sioux
Indians. WIZ N Washington lsst
week urging a claim against the Gov.
eminent. TIE iol owlugIs I'd
dr-s drawn up and delivered b.,
hIm before H. Cugrrssioual Com
mi''ee on aPproPr-uons;
Law Cmeis / sm 49, Indian Look
~ me NJ, name Is RED CLOUD /
have synse. TIE Government,
through Geus,. CRo ~ 1876 COX
wron'ully 6O5 horses from toe and
my p opIe. nave ssus- 40 G.ve
my Peep =. / rypr-pent rnsm
sm 10 Iebt, sui h4v large fanny
Secretary Ielier ak, me 10 take 20 3.
Tor my horses. / The Governmen
givs me all the 90 W the, nave
res iy prom:se1, / vii bave nor,
kiue than 10 can mix / amam4r
Of sense. I want money TO pay m,
d-brs. L,w CHIEFS. psv NJ not il
coas, bu' c,sn. am At y-ace lp
no. r.mnn tue
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NOTICE TO TAKE DEPo ,GrIONs
To Sarah J., Margaret ami Mary A

TO Sarah J., Margaret anu Mary A.
Dem:
Take notice that between the hours of
Il III. AN q p. m, on the 9TH dnv OF
March 1888, at the once of Win g. " or
icy, Comm 'Sioner of List Record, in
Preston County, West Virginia. we shan
prpcoed % take ~. depusitIous of Smith
Or ne. Amos Conway and others, to prove
the contents nj tho ASH VIII and fiesta
"ent 81 Jam Or wfIr {. ana winch will
ana the record thcr, twas DESTROYED by
me burning OF the CLERKS Office of 5 id
PRESTON Connty,un tue 9TH dav OF March
l9oS Ana II from any ctus the taking
ol SAID depositiuuS be not commenced ON
the day above nsued, ar il commence
aud not Concluded on that nay. the lax
ing oi the same will be continued flom
DAY u day aud from time to time AT the
same place and between the same hours.
IS. +. WtOED,
MARY y. WORD.
Feb S, 'S3..4t
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IN THE STATE.

Three able resident inscirurtors i'm the
conservatory. Students can enter at am,
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P9iseS reduced To the minimum.
me entire expense for one wear nerti
not exceed $3.50. and may he made tnur,.
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any other institution in ;he State.
For iull Information ON all these points
send for tho handsome catalogue I,teI,
sSued and special circdlIrs Of the de
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PIemin ston. ". Va
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r"Vriirrs nave l ce'v,d nucu sLJcb-
'ion IN wes'ern Elrope, aud will no
ionbt attract notice in Thu
country.
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IN the star route lrial ut Washing
ton last Wednesday. counsel became
oeiiRersnt. Mr.MERRIcK referring to
Col. 1NeERsoLL as puppy and the
brilliant Inhdei retortIng by calling
Mr.. MERRIcK "a dirty dog. Under
the stern rebuke OF the court bolb
men retracted. Replying to the
court INoERsCLL said be wanted no
difficulty, but proposed to defend
hImseii,snd added / would do It At
the Day Of Judgment were l sssailed
by God. / would defend myself with
ell my little puny power. There
seems to be something in the very at
nosPhsrs Of Judge WYLIE's court
70 breed disorder and basphemy.
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ORDER. OF PUBLICATION.
WEST VIRGINIA.. So.

WEST VIRGINIA. S.:
~ Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
IIfcuit Court of Preston county. ON
'ne INST Monday of Februa, y. 1888.
. sam Bl'ney. FOR the uso of William
u Brown, Jr,
hanson Is. Lamar, ct al.
IN EQUITY.
The object Of this sui, is to enforce the
judgment and trust liens in the bill, and
proceedings mentioned.
And IL Supporting that the defend Mt
Hanson ID. Lam r.. is not re- jdent OF
thls state he IL therefore, hereby reuuir
ed TO appear here within one month after
lhe dale Di The first publication hereof.
ana 90 wnat Is necessary To protect his
interests herein. And on motion Tile
pi mum by his attorney il il orde ED that
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puonsheu IN this county.
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SMITH CRANE. Clerk.
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I osr RECORD NOTICE.

Sta'e of West Virginia, SIS:
At ~ Circuit Court held in and for the
County OF Preston. OH the llth day oil
December, 1882 John T. Peerce,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-08-06
Maine Mem.

From Bath, Me-, we have received, under
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Of George W. Harrison, the popular proprie-
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he knew of many successful cures effected by
that medicine in similar cases here in Bath.
! purchased bottle. and before / had used
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him.
wv G. WEBER. Druggist.
bath. ME- May Is, 1885,"
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was sentenced under plea of guilty
April 4 to five years imprisonment in
the State penitentiary. Strong inhu-
ences have been brought to bear in
his behalf at Louisville, where he
lived and was very popular. Speaking
Of these pardons. the Courier-J ournal
says:
The personal friends Of these men
will be pleased. They have labored
earnestly with the Governor. in the
face, Of an overwhelming public sentl
ment. and .hsir efforts have been sue.
cessful.
The oase Of David Ferguson appeals
with peculiar force TO one of Dr..
Blackburn's sensibilities. A man Of
generous impulses, q man guilty OF
grave crimes against public welfare,
Ferguson was punished, while Others
who were suspected of being connected
with him were allowed to escape. As
between Ferguson and his confeder.
stes there would seem to be some in-
justice done him; as between Fergu-
son and the public, the harm is done
when, moved by such consider
atoms and by appeals to his sympa-
thies in behalf Of the prisoners wife
and little ones, the Governor issues a
pardon.
The pardon Of Grove Kennedy will
give cause, as we think, to even Sc
verer criticism than that of Ferguson.
We do not often put such men in the
penitentiary, and it seems when they
get there the labor and the con6ne.
nent are irksOme and the effect on |
health is injurious. This is unfor.
we mean, for the
public. What we need is a peniten-
-iary SO salubrious, so we'll fitted up,
% attractive in all its points that
10 one entering it once will care to
eaveis. Perhaps then the sentences
If the law may be executed.