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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-29

it finally for the purpose Of prevent
ing it reaching a market, and snbse-
quently sent Peck check for GoCo.
The fact that Peck go: the check
cashed. is positive proof that the |
Prince Of Wales properly measured
the winner Of the cup.
shabby Hospitality
CHICAGO, June GA New YORK
special says: The freezing manner
in which the Continental Guards OF
New Orleans have been received IN
New York is just beginning to at
tract attention. A few years ago a
detachment of the the Seventy
first New York Regiment visited
New Orleans and received hearty
welcome. The Continental Guards,
az their hosts, raised and di>-
bursed for the entertainment of the
Northerners about ten Thousand
dollars. When the Guards left
New Orleans it was announced that
they would be the guests OF the
Seventy first in this city. On their
arrival here, however, they were
me. at the depot by few militia
men in nn3ress uniform, and wei g
compe led to find their way to
hotel like any other strangers
Yesterday the visiting command
divided up into small partieS. and,
entirely unattended, visited the
various places Of interesF. In con-
versation with a correspondent.
the New Orle Ms excnrsion'sts ex-
pressed some surprise at the fai ure
of the war ike New Workers to
notica their presence. bnt declared
that it WAS "ali right.
Montana Road Agents
| CHICAGO, June % A special
from Helena says !: While the
Deer Lodge co Oh was crossing the
main ridge Of the Rookie eighteen
miles vest Of here. Saturday after
noon, two men stepped ont in front
With handksrchiefs tied around
their faces. and ordered a hat .
John Mccormack, Pos Trader 1T
Fort Missoula, at beside the driver.
He opened fire with six shooter,
and one of the robb ,rs INSTANTLY
T crawled away, wounded, into the
brush. The horses took fright and
, the coach was dragged to place OF
safety. No other passenger was
, arm-d. The treasure box was or
the express coach, half mile be-
t hind.
Ubiquitous Dueiists.
= CHICAGO, June q The Daily
. News at Charleston, w Va, Says
3 Beirne, one of the Richmond edi
e TORS, was seen at Rancevort this
D morning, accompanied by friends
and it is thought that his hostile
f meeting with Eian is about to oc
t cur.
e WASHINGTON, June 27-Is was re
:, ported at a late hour last night tina
8 e am and Beirne, the Richmond
9 duelists, were in this vicinity. ant
8 would fight at sunrise this mornin:
s within ten miles Of this city. A
t nothing has been hea d from tn
' from, and the weather is stormy
it and it is presumed the encounte
o has been postponed.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-29

"Another Humboldt dam gone,"
v,s what the editor write over an
article about the breaking of res
ervoir, and the compassion set it up
"Another damn Humboidter gone
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-29
SACRAMENTO SALO0 n.
GEO. wEIFEENBACH,
Proprietor.

The very best brands of Liquors.
Wines and Cigals, a large stock of each
on hand. Coll and sharp beer on
draught my22
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-11-15
Our Young Folks.
4 YOUNG SEAMSTREsS.

Il am learning how to sew said an eager
little maid;
81 push the needle in and out and make
the stitches strong:
I'm sewing blocks of patchwork for my dolly 8
pretty bed, -,
And mamma says, the way work 1t Will
not take me long.
It's over and override BOu know
How over-and-over stitches go9
~ have begun handkerchief; mamma
turned i'm the edge,
And basted it with pink thread to show me
where to sew.
1t has Greenaway children on it stepping
staidly by hedge;
look at them when / get tired, or the
needle prlckS, you know.
And that is the way learn to hem
With hemming stitches-do you know
them!
"Next shall learn to run, and darn, and back
stitch too, guess,
It wouldn't take me long, / know, II
'twasn't for the thread:
But the knots keep coming, and besides-l
shall have to confess
Sometimes slip my thimble off, and use
my thumb instead!
When your thread knots, what do you
And does it turn all brownish, too?
my papa. he's great big man, as much as
six feet high; Es ..,
He's more than forty. and his hair has
gray mixed with the black;
Well, he can't sew! he can't begin to sew as
well as l.
If he loses off a button, mamma has to set
it back!
You mustn't think me proud, you
But am seven, and can sewl"
Mary L. Z. Branch, in st. Nicholas.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-11-15

share Of sunshine, how much wonh
there be, do. you thinkP" a,
..Why. mamma-it would reach au
over the world!'
s.Very nearly"
girl to do it, mamma.
"Im afraid not; but the best way to
begin is for each one faithfully to- do
her own share towards it.
Lucy thought so, too. and resolved
shine and no make it reach as for as she
could.
I hope she kept her resolution. !
hone she learned the lesson taught by
the sunshine and the birds and the flow
ers and every other beautiful thing that
every child heart should, like them, give
out brightness and music and sweet
ness, ali to make light and happiness
for those whom they love.-Selney
DARE. I'm N. Y. Observer.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-11-15
Daring Train Robbery.
DANvILLE, ILL.,,

NUF'
At an early hour this morning two most
daring robberies took place on roads run
ming into this city. As the west-bound pas
senger train on the Indianapolis, Bloom
ington & Western Railroad was nearing
this point, four men entered the passenger
coach, with drawn revolvers, and relieved
the passengers of about 5000 inmoney,
and check for $1,700 on the First Ma
tional Bank of Clinton, Ill. When the
train stopped here the robbers boarded the
east-bound passenger train on the Wabash,
st. Louis & Pacific Railroad, and again
presenting their revolvers robbed the ter
rifed Passengers of $500.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-11-15
MALONE.

Come not o bold Malone,
To Washington to grumble and to groan,
When chill November's vote
Shall leave you screaming in sinking
boat.
Just then our handsome President will
frown
And let you drown.
Ohio tells the talel
No wonder that your bearded face grows
pale,
No wonder that your tools
Begin to call themselves the worst of fools,
As vaniShes the guerdon OF their toll,
Virginias spoil.
And whittier will you go
When comes your first and final overthrow?
What can you ever claim
From those whom you have overwhelmed
with shame?
How gladly will they then repudiate
You and your fate!
You represent abroad
A shameful bargain and a wretched fraud,
Race war and neighbours hate,
The civil service in its worst estate:
And no repentance ever can etface
Your dark disgrace.
The President will then
Be always busy with his facile pen;
And your so recent friends,
Because no longer you can serve their
ends,
Will sneer at you when you are over
thrown,
Too bold Malone!
american Re1ister.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-11-15
THE WAY WE DO 1T.
Formal Transfer of the Command of the
Army of the United States to General
Sheridan-No Fuss, No Parade, but
ssStrictly Business

Formal Transfer of the Command OF the
Army of the United States to General
Sheridan-No Fuss, No Parade, but
'"Strictly Business"
WASHINGTON, d. c., November 1.
The formal transfer of the command
of the army from General Sherman
to Lieutenant General Sheridan took
place at noon to-day at the headquarters of
the army in the War Department building.
General Sheridan spent the forenoon in
making himself acquainted with the bust
ness of the office. General Sherman and
members of his staff rendered him every
assistance. Shortly before twelve O'Clock
the two highest officers of the army called
on the Secretsry of War-General Sherman
to take officia; leave, and General Sheridan
to report for. auty. The transfer was &C
'complished quietly and without any cere-
mony whatever, beyond the issuance of the
following general order, notifying the army
of the change of commanders:
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. 1.
GENERAL ORDER, No. II.
BY and with the consent of the President. as
contained in General Order No. IL of October
Is, 1893, the undersigned relinquisheS the COM
Juand of the army of the United States. In
thus severing the relations which have hither-
to existed between us, he thanks all the officers
and men for their fidelity to the trust imposed
on them during his official life, and will in his
retirement watch with parental solicitude
their progress upward in the noble profession
to which they have devoted their lives.
ISignedI w. T. SHERMAN,
{Oficiail General.
II. c. DRUM, Acknowledgement.
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. L.
GENERAL ORDER NO. 70.
In obedience to the order of the President,
promulgated in General Order No. IL, Octo-
Der l3, 1888. from these headq uarters, the I'M
dersigned hereby assumes command of the
Army of the United States. The following
named officers will comprise the personal staff
Sheridan, Assistant Acknowledgement, Mill
tary Secretary; CaptainWm. j. Volkmar, Fifth
Cavalry, aid-de-camp: Captain Jas. +. Gregory,
Corps of Engineers, aid de-camp.
(Signedl p. III. SHERIDAN,
lOf6cial.1 Lieutenant-Gensral
r.. c. DRUM, Adjutant-General.
These orders were the first and last official
acts respectively OF the outgoing and in
coming commanders. The two officers re-
manned in conversation for some time after
the change occurred. General Sheridan re-
ceived the congratulations of a number of
prominent gentlemen from all over the
country.
Shortly after the transfer General Sher
man and General Sheridan held an in
formal reception, attended by all the Off
GERS of the army on duty in Washington,
stationed at Fort McHenry and the bureau
officers of the department.. All took official
leave of General Sherman, and were by him
presented to General Sheridan. Suisse
quently General Sherman and General
Sheridan, accompanied by the Secretary of
War, made an official cali upon the Presi.
dent, and were cordially received.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-11-15
The verdict in the zura Burns INQUEST

LINCOLN, ILL.,. Nov.
The Coroner's jury in the Zura Burns case
convened in secret session at nine O'Clock
this morning and did not adjourn until two
%. M, when they returned the following
verdict:
In the matter of the inquisition on the body
of Missouri Burns. deceased, held at Lincoln,
Ill. from October II to November /, 1888, we,
= the undersigned jurors. sworn to inquire of
the death of Missouri Burns, on oath DO nnd
a wound in throat produced by some sharp
instrument in the hands of some person or
persons, to this jury unknown:
THOS. W. KENYON,
Foreman.
The prisoner is still in jail, under war
rant sworn out before justice OF the peacA
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-11-15
Matrimonial Amenities.

Bill Pendergast, rather impecunious
Austin man, married for money, and his
wife, a widow, ugly and long tongued,
made William repent of his cul pable
avarice many and many a day. The
widow brought with her into Biil's fam
lily a son, as well as other prop
erty, and one morning sweet William
overheard the boy bowling dismally.
g Why howleth the kid?'' inquired
He was bad boy and have been
whipping him. But I made him kiss
me afterward to show him that it was
more in sorrow than in anger that 1
punished him."
Ibid you really ask that poor child
to kiss your" said Bill.
YES" answered his wife.
how could you be SO cruel" said
Bill, ''as to add new tortures to the
punishment already infictedP"- Teua
SJtings.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-11-15

"A critical observer makes this
sensible remark: "a woman's glove is
to her what s vest is to a man, Pre-
clsely;; When man is agitated or per,
picked he at once attacks his vest but
tons, thus giving occasion for certain
very expressive slang phrase. A wo-
mans vest does not admit of this Sort
OF pulling down." but her glove is al
ways sourca.of Inspiration and a ref
uge from any embarrassment. She
smoothes on the fingers, rearranges the
buttons, drags out the wrinkles. looks
critically at thesft, and does a dozen
little things with her glove that betray
or ailay nervousness and quite sustain
the truth OF the above quotation. NJ
7. Graphic.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-11-15

Mrs. Lucy E. Phillips. of Rochester,
recently observed large hen-hawk
take one of her flock in its talons and
endeavor to fly off with it. In her at
tempt to rescue the hen the bird made
an assault upon her, tearing her clothes
and badly decorating her face and hands.
Mrs. Phillips finally succeededin killing
the bird with a blow from stake. It.
measured. with wings extended, six
feet four inches, the largest Of its species
ever seen in that vicinity. Post.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-11-15

Mrs. Nolittell has told the Norris
town Herald that her husband must
have very warm Irish friend, for on
several occasions recently she has heard
him murmur in his sleep the name Of
Pat Flush.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-11-15

!, In England railroad fares, especial
~ for the poorer classes, have been,
greatly reduced of late. An increase Of
travel is expected
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-11-15

Lord Chief-Justice Coleridge says
the Hudson is the most beautiful river
in the world.-zroy en- ~ Times.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-22
Remember Tkis.

If YOU arc sick Hop Bitters Will -uEer.
aid Nature il making YOU well when al
else fails.
Ifyou are costive ordyspeptic, or a suffer
CT from any Of the numerous diseases OF
the stomach or bowels, il IS your fault II
You remain i'll, for Hop Bitters are soyer-
ciEn remedy in all such complaints.
Ifyou are wasting away with am form
of Kidney disease, stop tempting Death
this moment, and turn for cure TO Hop
Bitters.
Ifyou are sic, with that terrible sickness
Nervousness, YOU will find Balm IN
GilCad' in the use of Hop Bitters.
Ifyou are frequenter or resident OF
miasmatic district, barricadc your system
against the scoUrge of all countries-mala-
rial, epidemic, bilious, and intermittent
fcvcrs by the use OF Hop Bitiers.
Ifyou have rough, p'mply or.s allow SKIN,
bad breath, pains and aches, and feel mis-
cradle generally, Hop B:tteEs will give You
fair skin, rich blood, and sweetest BREATH
health, and comfort.
Ina short they cure all Diseases ofthe
stomach, Bowels, Blood, Liver, Nerves, nd
ncys, Bright's Disease. $500 will be p&id
for case they will not cure or help:
That poor, bedridden, invalid wife, sister
mother or daughter. can be made the pc
tr, of health, byh W bottles of Hop Bit
tiers, costing but a tribe. VIII you let them
suffer?
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STAGE CONNECTIONS.

At Riverside, for Lexington, Va.
AtBoyce Station, for Wildwood and Nmchc
Ter. Virginia.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Fob % 1sS?.
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Mount Parvo- Enseieute.
Charlestolcn, JeJerson Co"Hty ~ "a

CharlestOlclt, J1IefS0R CVH'Iy' " u
I PROPOSE to open this Boarding and Day
! school for Girls The lst "Wednesday OF sep
tcmbcT. lSS2.
This Institution Is designed 70 be OF hiSi-
crude ana r. is iiopel will meet illly Tor Girls
Inc educational wants OF the community. and
afford 10 all attending l. advantages as great rs
can De obtained anywhere else
TeRus-BJarI tinclniiug Washing, Light
and Fucn for Scholastic ye3rSl3o.
Reduction for Board - pupils who spend
Saturday and Sunday and have their Washing
done az home.
Tuition so % go for sane time
Music extra.
For further particulars address me until July
Gosh az D1ruestown, Mon somery County, Md;
after that "a; Charlestown, Jefferson County,
West Virginia. ~..,,,.,,,,.
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II ANING on hand % lo Of STOCK AND
I j. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. VEHICLES
&c., wi.l OFT for sale at pnhhc auction. or
the Garter House stables. oharlestowu, OF
Friday Nirei 2}rd, 1883,
Five JUmp-Sea: Carriages, new and second
hand; Dog 9f FelinE-top Bnrries, new AID see
cond-hand; Sp-ins-Wagors, now and second
hand, toHTEew Piow>. some cleists- o1ie new
Cutter. one l-h1rse Wagon, comp.ete-sp-in 2
>.a-. new a1d secondhand Harness, onctwo-
year oil Mule: - Horses, two SOW toVr
Cow>-~9mc fresh, others soon Will re. ImaSc
this sale % cUt down nay stock; bag vii con-
JinLe to carry ou tlc Livery and sales stables.
IfGMS-tJsA 0n sans Gf Sio and under. @
credit 1i six months ol an suuls over Si0-the
purchaser giving negotiable note payable at tao
First National Bank of Jefferson 30 Charles
.tuwH with iufeyes, from day sale.
March -. So =. T. FJELEI.
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CONVICTIONS.

Al IIagcrstown Nd, with the Western Mary
land Railroad toand from Baltimore, FTedenck
Emmittsburs, Gettysburg, Penmar Naynes,
noro. Pa. and points ON Western Maryland
Railr1ad aud is branches.
With Cumberland Valley Railroad toG from
HARRISBURG, Carlisle. ShippcnSburg, Chamber
hl-,. McrcarsburI Martinsburg, and points on
the Cumberland Valley Railroad and branches
Also to and from Pitt,burs and the Wcstand
Northwest. and Boston, New York, Philade!-
nhil and NORTH aitd Fast.
hts;heHanGoah Junction, W. Va, with Nam
Line of Baltimore and Ohio tOand from " ash
ng;On.
ii Rivcrton. Va, with Manassas Branch OF
VIRGINIA Midland Railway
ii Wavuesboro Junction, Va, with Chcsa-
peake and Ohio Railway to and from Green
5rirr White Sulphur Springs and Richmond
At Ioch Laird. with Lexington Branch OF
Richmond and Allegheny Railroad.
Al Natural Bridge With Main Line OF Rich
mond and Allegheny Railroad.
AZ Roanoke, with Norfolk and Western Raul
road.
STAGE CONNECTIONS.
At Riverside. for Lexington, Va.
AtBoyce station, for Mllwood and Wmchcs-
Ter Virginia
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Pullman sleeper daily, on Express No. 3, New
York to Memphis via Harrisburg, connecting
Nd Roanoke with TCllmaE sleeper for New Or
leans. Via Knoxrille and Atiania- and at "a
IN, with Pullman Slccpcr for Jacksonville,
making virtually rc change New York TO
Florida and New York to New Orleans.
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=. g. GREEN,
4TTORYET At LAW,

Otaristorn, JGsrsoa County, w. Ia.
VIII practice inthe Courts Of Jefferson and the
uci,hboring Countie- and in the Supreme Court
of Appeals of West Virginia. Prompt atten-
ton To the collection OF claims.
Office in the LAW BULDiSG in rear of tie
Court-lIOuse on George street.
Au.rllst - 1888 m
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Whenever there 8, an extraordinary occur
rcacc-a team runs over "a child without
hur.iuS it; mechanic falls from a third
story w.a llw, a., .a q WCeS aft he = Il
work again. sc are wont % CTc.aim, what
q MIRA So. wa % Mr.. T. :. Erer.ine,
u.n &c Allegheny City, Pa, hsd been sick
wtu Consumption fora very long tine. had
j.en t1'l by several OF tic best physicians
of that ri'y ia3t her time wss but ! fcw
hours. tia. she must d.o, sAd when the use
Of but one bottle OF itrg1l in a weeks TN .
placed her on hcr 'cc. agai1 ard made her
the heartfelt ca.cr Of the family, 81 the
pcoT'c ar.uHl, ss w.,h one rejoicing voice.
,yelsimci. "Nht @ wonderful E 1acie -
-e page 2o g. Oh, ellis Of life YOU
D.u--.s. w,.. give v0u oae gratis.
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"To You, Tents, O srac!.' IS the stir
ring caption of the national labor unions
manifesto Hi.t issued. 1t dcnounces the
-caat. majority a, lawyers retained by
capitalists. demands an extra session t.
avert impca ling s,risos and bre1taei gen
orally ere and birthstone.
Heao,'the question of Virgins sanity
has been ''rcady raised in Ottawa AMI Par
liamcatwi.I consider his fitness for holding
his civil Office. His almanac copyright
moreover ba, fallen in value since last
weeks fasco Poor WigsiRs, verify a
propAe, is not without honor save in his
own country.
For the next fifteen days VIII 6far spc-
cial inducements % purchasers bargains ia
extreme Winter Goods-in order 90 make
room for Spring supplies, for which trade
am making extensive preparation.
Gr0. II. II tCIEY.
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.sgyaysd or 81 eien.

YOUNG White English FOX Terrier Say
81 or was stolen from Chsriestown abou,
tr,o weeks ago. suitable reward " j be Civ
IN for h;s return or Tor information leading 20
his recovery. apply 90 .ilis oils.
March :, 1855.
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tight B8bgES d FBI}KiES

INCLUDING the Celebrated Outerbridee llor,
| ..v pure French and domestic Bandies, Oid
Holland and Domestic Gins. Fine As-"r'iaeht
of Wines. including Champagne and other me
Brands Rochester Beer and Porter. hFr.-
class stock OF CisaTs.
4 iirst-rlas p,ol and Billiard Plrior over II.
II Canke's tore r. b. SON DE'@''
p.~caber 2" lisp.
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.zzE,fT .Eg.gRMET, Sc.


r,Ir1I, UNDERSIGNED have entered into co-part-
7 ncrship and are conducting business Oh
Main street opposite ". J.. f4ls.nasG. y j.
our purpose Il haze constantly on hand.
CHOFOE FRESH MEATS,
IN season. carefully slaughtered and dressed :
also Bacon. Fowls Fish, Fruits, Flour Meal
Corn Bran. OHdl. &c. The houscNe'lcf can
oail mon ~, confidently expecting 60 Hnd .Iie
b,,t supplies for the table procurab!e Ia TINS
market. and at reasonable Charge.
Respectfully. -,.,e
February T. ls.2.
DUE Virgin Said oil on draii. soii ~ any
QUANTITY desired. Also Green Ginrcr Just
-,coiteJ AIsQUlfH a 90.
WE have just received a large suppl. 81
~ Notc. Letter. Account ami Legal Cap
'I,...r;,,ti.r. AlSQUlIH * co.
s.t-rt.f p iSS0
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Wanted 4!

coon active man u engage ia the sale Of
= the seruinc singer sewing Machine ior
Jefferson County. ". Va. Good wares and
permancut employment, guaranteed cal o.
THE SINGER MANFG Co.
p o. Box -. Harertown, 3i1.
Mach 2. 1as3-it
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DEME.

sc the residence of ij, sou-in-lav. Mr.. j..
50. D. Frazier Zoo >hepltr.-toVu, on SATURDAY
morning March 900. l>>5. Mr. ADAM RIGHT
~IlNI.. iu tac oJ,l year ot his age.
In wellington Lafayette CowY, " souri,.
Nr GEORGE 81 IEHEEilS. formerly of
laVcr.- Perry. DrH,her ot Mr. Jacob fcrrc.s
1f ~lephcr.i,,rru. aged t5 years.
Ath->r-iIeu.c iu Whiting Seek Bc7kc'cy
County. ou tl. lI,l 80 Na.-l, AR. EDW NHp
"a. WILLIAMS. aged di yclr-.
February 25.l. m IIcisc>y.iic, Berkeley
County, Mrs LtClNpA \. IAbB, wife 90
l.I,., IauA. aud daughter OF Colonel Robert
~auI--a,>. o-c,...ci. aged '5 years.
At Uarpcr~ Ferry. March >th. ISIS Mr.
ELIZA sEIit NJN\AMAkER-Jsed 63Ncsrs,
-ulutl-> and e. uays-WItc Ui Edgar Nunn0ina-
,,r
She was auoh', and energetic woman---scn-
.-..- a1l luJ aui highly esteemed tudcr
t.clcuuliu- fortunes on. disease SHE maul;c>,
.l na-,citu, nuulc and. ikea true child
.f G.l uumurmuru-ly submitted t' Ills VAL.
-di rat think Good Uukiud. buy thanked
Iir hr au ti. many u'crcics She passed
av,.iv peacefully hcr 'a~r ulttrlncc- testify
Acc.
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Ross Wirans, the Baltimore millionaire
inventor, owns 750 Sc. miles .r Rcss and In
verness Scotland.