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that's a vice the people will never forgive.
II be was the best man in tue world, |
doubt II he could get the nomination"
About \ year ago Mr.. David Morrice, OF
Montreal, whose firm Is now in difficulty,
presented,to the Presbyterian C~ollegethere
a lecture hall coating 100000, and At the
same time gave $50 600 10 McGill Uniysr-
Sity.
Princess Dolgororki has made up her
mind to settle In Paris, the climate exactly
suitirg her health. She has bought as a
residence the splendid mansion lately oc'
cupltd by Count Branicki, in the Avenue
du Bois de Il. ulogne.
The Portland Oregoridn says that the
mother Of Joaquin Miller was married
there on October 4, greatly 10 the displeas-
ure Of The rest Of lhe family. The bride Ia
about sixty, and the groom is barely
twenty-five, and was once in her employ RF
a farm hand.
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Wall Srett Daily EeFS.
He was a Nevada millionaire, and he
had been in a deep puzzle for ten minutes
when he suddenly rang the bell for his but
flames, l am about to give a grand
party"
81 shall invite four hundred people"
"Yes, sir-yes, sir"
II want the party written up to The ex'
tent Of two columns in the papers here"
Certainly, sir" ios -,
"You 90 out and ascertain what it will
cost me-"
"Yes SIR"
At the end OF an hour James returns to
report.
editor for so or the two column space fol
SO; And, sir, the price for not pitching
into you and calling the whole thing u
shoddyite fiEzle, will be $3.50"
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r..a ,I,II. q ~ ACr.
History orthe LeGlslaIIon-no itCame
ia He Passed.


Warrington Digateh.
The supplementary Civil.Rights act was
under consideration from January TO
March, 1915, aud during the consideration
Of II occurred the %pr6tracted deadlock In
the House which has become historical.
Mr., Randall was the leader Of the opposi'
tion. The bill WAS passed in the House BY
a vote OF lbs 10 lib. The Republicans who
voted against were Butler, Harrison, and
Thornburgh, OF Tennessee; Hyde and
Stanard. Of Missouri; Lowndes, OF Mary.
Iand; Sever and Amber Smith, Of Vir.
Yinis; Walter Phelps, Of New Jersey;
Rsy, of Illinois; st. John, oil New York
and Thomas, OF Virgins; and in the Re.
publican press OF the day their names
were often printed in black letters under
the caption: 1.-THE Republican enemies oil
civil rights In the Senate the bill was
passed-yeas, IS; maya, 70; absent, o. The
affirmative vote was wholly Republican
aud among the negative votes were these
Republicans: Carpenter Of Wisconsin,
Ferry Of Connecticut, Hamilton Of Texas,
Lewis OF Virginia, SChurx, Sprague and
Upton. Mr.. Carpenter made an argumen'
in the Senate against the constitntionallty
OF tue law ueCIhItu tuat al " "e pio,'n'
ions were in col lliCt with the Cons!itu
zion. and predicted that the Supreme Cour
would hold It invalid and void. Ed
munds, on the other hand, was tht
advocate Of the constitItionality o the bill
He insisted that the purpose OF the bill was
to protect the people against diScrimina'
lions founded exclusively upon color. In
the eight years since the bill passed it has
failed to Justify the expectations OF iF
friends or the predictions Of its enemies
The fret judicial opinion under the new
law was delivered by Judge Emmons, O
Tennessee, who in q charge TO the CRANE
! Jury in reference to the Civil Rights bill
declared II to be unconstitutional; main
tanned that the United States could moi
carriers, and asserted the right OF the
States to take care OF their wi private NJ
iaira 100.
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PERSONAL.

The reported intention OF the Rev, New
man Hall to visit this country soon is de
MED.
1t was his poem OF "The Grandmother
that Mr.. Tennyson read aloud the Other
day to his royal audience in the cabin o.
the Pembroke Castle"
Annie Louise Cary has had panied iol
herself a decorative work in several panels
containing figures from the various operas
in which she has been a favorite.
Colonel Tom ochiltree has Just got back
from Europe, where he has been letting the
American eagle scream to an alarming ex'
tent in the face OF effete monarchies!'
Robert G. Ingersoll was asked in Chicago
what he thought OF President Arthurs
growth in popular favor. He replied: ~
Rad not observed that he was growing in
favor. Mr.. Arthur Is regarded 81 a clever
man, but he has been Vice President, and
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WHEELING, W. VA, OCTOBER 10. 1898.
Another Departure In ,neIshi"n Polite

Another Departure In tleIhdfhh POltcS.
Word comes from Washington that the
Secretary OF the Interior has reached the
wise conclusion that the Indian reserva.
tons should be reduced 10 8 point that
shall represent the actual needs Of the In
dams. This will be a notable departure in
our Indian policy, il Congress shall ap-
prove the Secretary's recommendation.
The Indian has been removed from Re-
servation to reservation in spite Of his
protest; when ne has behaved badly or
rebelIed against bad food or insufficient
food and loaded his rife 10 argue the case
the troops have gone to bring MIN to terms
the Indian agent has robbed him as al
most a natural incident OF an Indian
agents business. But whatever else has
been done or left undone, the Indian has
been given range enough to keep him in
good health-sometimes . thousand acres
A head, sometimes three thousand, some
times more. One hundred and sixty acres
are thought to be as much AZ a white man
ought 10 have OF Government land, no
the theory that this is as much as he can
use with advantage to himself and the
country.
Indian reservations have been staked out
with little expectation that the Indians
would turn them to better account than to
roam idly over them while the government
sent along food and clothing, But it has
been shown that the Indian can earn his
living from the soil, and the idea that he
ought to be made to do tits working its way
well into the Indian policy. Secretary
Teller's proposition, as we understand it, ia
that reservation lands in excess OF the re-
uuirements. Of the Indians shall be sold
and the proceeds used for educating Indian
children and supplying families with farm
ing implements.
The great advantages Of this plan are
Obvious. One result would be to put an
end to tribal relations, and to that extent
contribute to peace. We should turn de-
pendent oilers into a s%elt-supporting ele.
ment. We should open to white settle
ment large areas OF desirable farming, gra-
zing and mineral lands, which sooner or
later must be opened.
Tho Indian may not relish the change,
but from the point Of view OF civilization it
will be for his own and the common vel
fare, and that is the view which ought to
guide the policy Of a civilized people.
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ut Is claimsd that New York women look
Younger 1T so than Boston women do ut 10,
or Chicago women at 80" for the reason that
they have been taking PrHld for the past
three months, but Boston and Chicago women
are coming up in fine sty%le-entering upon
the home-Stretch on M1MGlil. i got one oil
your books on the "1lls OF Life" from YOU
druggist as q present. aud, as i directs, have
BEEN taking Peruna and Mandlin. My bowels
are In excellent condition, and the lungs and
heart are improving finely"
paw j.. N. WALKER, Lawas, Pa.
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ALApy who suffered from weakness pecu'
liar TO her sex, in writing TO a friend, said
II tried various kidney medicines, but only
found myself growing worse. A friend told
Ia use DR.. Goysotts Yellow Dock and
sarsaparilla, It's effect on mi was soon iudi'
Gated by a clear and beautiful complexion, q
freedom from aches and pains, q complete re-
moyal Of nervous depression, painless reSu
larity In habits'ot digestion, and otherwise.
/ can not praise the remedy too highly as a
r friend 10 suffering womanhood and Ms a
strengthening medicine,A raw
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HVOA" NAust'l SV'"""'
In exhibiting the product Of the Wo'
burn tannery the Governor puts his foot
in it. The history Of it is this: The piece
OF skin was in the hands OF Democrats
from the time it was taken in the raw state
until it reached the hands Of Governor
Butler. 1t was brought to Woburn and
put into the possession OF a Democratic
member OF the Board OF Selectmen by a
medical student or his agent It was tan.
ned by the foreman OF the tannery, who
was a member OF the Democratic Town
Committee; and 1t was taken, after tan
ming, to Governor Butler, by q Democratic
member OF the Board OF Selectmen! We
leave It to our readers to say whether OF
not the Governor has not quite overdone
il. We can give the names Of the Demo.
Gratis who received, tanned and delivered
this human skin,to his e%xcellency.
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"AM, v%ictorine, my poor girl, how you
have changed ~ at Is because have just
come from the dentists, madame; he has
pulled out two Of my teeth" 1.-TWO y
"yea, maaame; q good one and then a bad
one; he made a mistake the first time
show horrible" "But il doesn't matter
He was very reasonable; he only made me
nav lor one.n-PTTis Pdper, 'al.
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REHRBS1-On Wednesday afternoon, October
IL. l6sS, vt A35. BR1Z n BEHRESs, OF the frm Of
SchmeIchel 4 BehIens, aged 81 years and | month.
Funeral from his late IesideEce, 2sls E'fi street.
Friday afternoon at . O'Clock. lntermentat PENN
gula Cemetery Frien \ ara invited. g IN ~
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EVERY one should tell his nelghbor tina
the best rtmsdy for curing coughs and colds
and the only sure cure for consumption, !:
DR.. wistsr's BalsRm OF Wild Cherry. II ID
pleasant to take and very soothing and heal
ing In It's effect, %. nav
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GnITt0N VIZ NtW''
Col. j. D. Crawford, OF New York, has
sent Jim Britton, Of Sherman, rather a
singular valise. 1t is made Of Il negro skin
tanned at Iewksbury, Mas, and lined
with the tanned skin OF a delicate female
prepared ct the same institution. 1t was
presented to Col. Crawford by Gov. Butler,
and by the Colonel presented to his friend,
Cant, Britton.
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VXTAsHINGTON SCHOOL

UE g ENUlalhh LhN1VAvA
aA NJ ktreet, n. W., Warrington, u. C.,
MRS. n. STEVENS HAHI, PRINCIPAL
BegiUs October !, closes June !. Private pupti
received after September !.
Natural development and culture Of the VOC
for the purposes Of Conversation, Reading, Puhde
Address and Singing. Correct use o. the Ofglith
Of Articulation and Respiration, together VIII Ne
Philosophical laws BY which lhOEe organs Ife pff
served and developed.
Hay aud natural Expression Of Sentiment y
means Of Speech Gesture, including thlffefF
tiou, Dnmaiic FeRding and Recitation.
Prevention Oi Chronic Affection Of the thnlt
lung aud digestive OIgHiIE, and he ttrepgthtnly
Of sIeCDd organs by judiciouE Vocal aud Phyhl
hill, endorsed by prominent physician.
Distinct Articulation taught TO siAmu1ertt Aa
other suffering from painful VOCAL Defect. t6e 4,
suit OF habit, that mHy b. entirely Overcome y
persistent effort on the pATtor the student dlftu1
by a judIcIous and GSperensed !s6rhs;: Nns1 y
nrcseut. the nd, Ice Of 4 physician 10 obtained
prior 70 the Vocal Exercises viven BY Tho teacheii
A limited number Of pupils III be t4ken " W. Y,
Principals family for the general objection OF !ls'
studies. Send for circular. ~
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DAVID DAVIS says he is out Of politics
We are sorry for David. Somebody shoull
send him some-in a demijohn-pure oil
Bourbon poIitics.-Ttras SJtings.
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MOUNT VERNON SEMINARY
.lNl lgl7 AND 100 an ST., SORTHHHI,
- MaEhlngnn. D. q,
Reopcus Wednesday, September 70, lSat
Mn ]. KUDY SOMEkS, Principal

Mn. ]. KDDY s0AEks, Principal
English Coune-Complete, thorough and p'ac'
ClSsdc,l Coure-PnpSres for The stnIS, Yea' o.
The FemInRIy; or for entrance Into NsAAI u
French and Gcrmau-By the Natural Method"
HoCut(on-ChAReoi Mn N. Stevens Han, PIN
Opal OF the wG4hIngtou School Of Elccluol. pu~
Vocal Nuhc-DirGction u MADAME Ann'e AO"
Instrumental Mudc-Dlrctlou oil PFOL Anton
GloetEuef. q pal d.
An, Drawing and Painting Direction q ffoh"
Z, MeHeT, Director Of Washington All sCAoo
Decorative Ait-updCr supervision OIL eOmPFN1'
RfSEiFEaRHCEs:-By permission Mn. SOue' ~
fen 10 the following patrons; r rr.b.
Rey. Z. G. Andrews, bthop Of NJ I. SITTTJ
Washington, d. q: Hon II. y. Tciler,, stTtH M
the interior; Hon j. =. Harlan, 49,, lGa g.sT's
CT. Washington. D. C.; Gen. John y L@ Gs,Srt,
Minister 70 Spain; Son, John !. Morgan t1a'
AlG.i Son. WirnIr Miller. HeIkimei y. In, IAN i.
Green B. Raum, Com Of Int Rlv., %sthihss %Ss5t,
O.; Capt, Jas Il. GILL;, w. }. Navy; Charlie D SST
Hsft. EdilOr Of Hh0elirH Intelligence. &
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nIEn.

LADIES beautify your COMPLEXION will
Glenn's Sulphur Soap. Hills Hair and Wits
ker Dye, SOC. NwF4w.
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T%RAYELER's GUIDE.

Trains arrive and depart as tollows-CIty time. r
Baltimore d. Ohio-AAIN LINE-DEPART-
1:66 a m, $40 & m, $40 pm, $40 pm, 7:06R m.
q Q. DIT.7S:0 m, Sl5 I'm, ii;iS IN. $40 an,
aud 800 p m; for Washington, PA, 6:25and 9:I0a o,
$40 and S:50p m; ioI Elm Grove 1855 p m. Az.
REVE-AAin l1nS-l2:l6 q N, lG2QR m, ais D n,
$40 am, 4:lb p m. q, .. DiT.-6:l0 pm. Sah0s m,
9& m ". =. DlY.-ARRIv8--Erom HttSbureh'
$50 ! "a, and $50 p N; from Warrington, Pa MOO
and $50 4 mi 1:l6 and $50 m; from Kim Grove,
40 p m. #N. 0iN f.
p, @. q ST. L.-DErAE-E1 q m, So2 n
l:22 p m, t:47 p m. ARRIvE-&S a m, tl:i2 q N,
S.S7p m, T:07p m. ..-
Cleveland, Lorain & WheelInE.-DEPARr
bridgeport and st. ClAinviIle Accommodation, POO
q m and 6:l6 p m Cleveland, 100 noon; MGssilon,
4:lo n. ARRIvE-S:SS a N, lG20 q m, 2:45 pm,
AS pm.
cleveland d ACKNOWLEDGEMENT n
m, 1850 q n, 400 p m; steubenyille Accommoda,
ton SOS q m, WellEEill0 Accommodation sos
n m, A~RRIvI-i2eS a m, 4:t3 pm, SIP p M; stem.
bcnvIlle accommodation S;SS . m, WeIlsyiile Ac-
c1mmodAtlon SIS q m.
Il, u. d @. RaIlwhy-LEAvE Bellaire for
wOodEdeld and summ0rield at G45a m, and 500
D. m. ARRIVE At BellAlre Rt 9:I6A. u. and G20pm,
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WHEEIING Z ELM GROVE R. R.

On and after MONDAY, MAY II, 1888, tuntn
further notice. can will run from the City and
samm'G every hour from 6SOA. Y. TO $50 .. Y.
myl2 j. KLREH, supt.
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EGGL NOTICES.

~ II p EsN 49,
THRUSTEES SALE OE V.tr.
Property situated IN t.n,,a ' aLUARLE
the National I oGd, In EelnSrii ~ neeline, Gnd on
BY virtue Of 4 deed al vOuhlE Ohio
9Th day Of October A, b., isl ~ ua!td % the
niue l. Llttleton, the wlfso y,,,nHn ~ .Wilhti.
Margaret :. BOni2, The vile oI s smu SSp Lltletou,
EGtltng, Htn,y Eh'llry, ArSnii n, hOniE, lOuI,
LIluhUlAt, the vile Of CnsIIrs D,,.,Jbtnk ahd AunI
10 tie undciNsntd TIWIttc. IN ~ hS,ilng, dtoe0td,
division a the estate OF Mr. C.,oiiitv NJ equitable
OsASed, amongst tho said h,ir, VTt'itsISs hgsIpG Do.
duly recorded In the il n.y. Man,. " y 6SLAu dSd u
", Va, / will proceed toIell, Snlo County,
GiTrRbAY NJ mo,
II, lN3,
commencing a. Y O'cl0cE A, ~, the fnlloWIr,
ScHUSu Iyel cs'hle, t'Mlt All that pIetr n, = w,
OF gt0unS AIu"'eI 70 Tie City Of Wheeling ms!
county W. Va end Known Is the rofIh hsei Vul9
AND the west hsIiol the south half II Ioi hnTht auI
klOl one nuunttu AMI seven, VI or urRf M coSntN1
Ol Market atu l~chlf second streets in ~ VIZ
ward oil Tue Glly u Wheeling. Said nsTrsiHIti
ground eOnuHibS one twG.st0fy bdrT f~si,Iol
house ana one two''tOfy frame hOule, irnHiIrS
TNGnty second sISt with u, bling attach, Il ~, ~
able lot Tavern siand, aud occupied al prScnS!N !:
Snch by, AnEGst Epel!bH' II, AID one iEo. Stc,s
d0uple btlrA nus'NVts LOlie. lnOutInH on Ms,S,,!,
StiGet' AUD - pltseut occupied by HCufy Psnns1
tGq Is ashoe stoiS, ana hGwAid BIAttlcr, Ia ~.
Saloon euV4ciloSI properly Il well l6rnisi
for business .putpoXs ~ 1t Is on the line n, ~ y
GiiEenE RAILWAY G0nlAny, aud cal be SOld in o "
present for ntle bundled aud ht .tix doiIGIrsS =. ~
HpAf. and Is IeIkeA 10 INT ClnNk ipnHUts ,LN M
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TAKE NOTICE.

|TAKE NOTICE.
pa,s,er, Contractor aud Builder, vi! InI 1 \ a.
theft Gdvautsge before purchasing thsit Tp,.tntL
Ia cali aud exsmlst my lmlneite n VIZ, q suooiS,
oil, GlGN, SNh, Door, and hni'pIGs 's''
which / an selllAg 81 k0GE bo'sS wmIiGGS.
TAI, i2l5 Main sHseA
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John W SCHULTZ, Tn
WIN. H. HALL Ell. A%uctiOnecr.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
In the CIRCUIT Court for Ohio County, wes,vIrIul.
william i. Zane aud PlAtOlrB Il. zauc)

William i. Zane aud PlAtoirD u. zaucl
Charles E, Zane and Others.
By virtue oiA decree cute REQ by sAld court In The
above entitled cause on the 1ih day Of October
lkS3, the undersigned appointed thu fepy q SpeGii
Commissioner for the purpose, will Selt Al tublJr
sale, at the front door 81 the Court House Of Sd
county, OH
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IL, 1853,
commencing NJ 10 o'clock 4, ", the following mi
estate, namely: The undivided half Of a GEMS
tact Of land lying aud being situate Gu ZDtt
island, In the city OF wheeling, IN the county ii
Ohio, State Of West Virginia, known aud crScf.H
A. follows: Beginning al a sake oil the west hde
Of South Penn StTeet, on q line with J. ktoneI
northern fence: thence with the western line d
South Pom street south . degrees cert u MIG
d les 10 The hedge row; thence with the hedge nv
south 80 degrees west 7 2s'.N poles, toGRce uOnh
degrees west q l2.lOo poles TO II stake; thence bO1h
so dcgtees cast : Is IOj poles 10 the beginning, IN.
iAinIng ono acre 80 6.l0o poles, moie or le,N
4 Al,O certAinNtrBct Of iaId situated o nZ.ness
| Wheeling IblsLd, In tie fIy VI heGliuy, boundtd
on the nonh by aLtrAlght line through The Ientr
II Fink street, entChdiuH wthtelly ttUm EOulh LIN
street to South Penn street; on the cast by sOuih
| Kim street; on tho south by land OF K, J, Stone;
and on the west by South Penn street.
Eaid last mentioned Tract Of land will tnt 10
offered for kale ~ 4 W. ole, aud then In lots a
laid out by tho Special Commission cr, 4 plat d
| which can bs Beel al his office, snd sale will b
made IN the manner by which the lA'GeI sunlu
be realized.
NTERMs or GALR.-ont.llIi aud 80 much uoe Of
| the purchase money 0 Sthe purchaser shAl etCt 10
| nay IN cash, The balance IN two equal inStllnenu
At sig and Twelve months evidenced by notes
| beainginterest from the day Of IAle, the title bt.
Ing retained until the puIChaG MONEY IA paid IN
o. 80 WI ". CoWDRH,
EnaClal CnmmiuinuA,
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". II. H&LLER. AuCtiontcf.
hertbyi certify that bond has bean gIyeaty
above named Special Commissioner IA lCqulCd BY
the Court.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

EoR wELLSBURG GAS
L Stock. @. o. SMITH, Real Btlte Agent and
BTOkef. ~ o Main street, oclp
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-07-03

What will Browns Iron Bitters
cure? It will cure heart Disease,
Paralysis, Dropsy, Kidney Disease,
Consumption, Dyspepsia, Rheuma-
tism and all similar diseases. Its
wonderful curative power is simply
because it purifies and enrfchcs the
blood, thus beginning at the founda-
ton and by building up the system,
drives out all disease. For the pecu-
liar troubles to which ladies are sub
ject it is invaluable. 1t is the only
preparation of iron that does not
color the teeth or cause headache.
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MARRIED.

At the Baldwin House. Hagerstown. June
18th. by Rev. j. A. Rondthalcr. Mr.. HARVEY
D. BENDER to hiss ELIZA LIGHT. both of
Berkeley county.
June 18th, at Ha-erztown. Mr. ". D. Nc
KEE to Miss JULIA FLAGG, both OF Berkeley
county
at the brides residence in Martinsburg, June
9th. by Rev. Father Mckecfry, of St Joseph's
Church. Mr. ROBERT EARL to Miss ANNA
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Beirne and Elam fought last satur-
day morning at six o'clock, near
waynesboro, Va There were two
rounds. AT first fire neither was hit.
On the second fire Elam was wounded
In the upper part of the right thigh.
Mr. Beirne then expressed himself
as satisfied and aa parties left the
field Beirne and party passed here
on Ties " r. R. on Saturday, and
went to Baltimore Elan was taken
to the residence of Lfeut-Gov. Jno.
T. Lewis, near Port Republic, where
he was Joined by his wife on Sunday.
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A dispatch to the Baltimore SIN
says: s'The Richmond and Allegheny
Railroad has been thrown into the
hands of receivers. Yice-President
Axtell and bir. Myers, of New York,
have been appointed receivers. tits
said this action was taken to prevent
the road from falling into the hands
of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company"
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DIED.

At the residence of her mother in this place,
on Wednesday. June 9th. 1883. Mrs. SARAH
THOAIAS-wife OF Mr.. j. W. Thomas, of Ber-
ryville, Va. and eldest daughter of the late
Hendlcy afilstead. of this place
At his home in Berkeley comfy. June 23rd.
1888. Mr.. GEORGE P. MORRISON. aged 50
years.
at the residence of Mr. Geo. Knapp, Martins-
burg. suddenly of paralysis, Mrs. SUSAN
SHANK..in the sGth year of her age
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-07-03

Rev T. j. Reilly, Fayetteville,
Ark, says s'I used Browns Iron
Bltters for indigestion and as pre-
yentive of chiiIs with entire salts
faction"