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Dr.. FraZier'S Root BitterS.

Frazier's Root Bitters are not a
dram shop beverage, but are strictly
medicinal in every sense. They act
strongly upon the Liver. and Kid
neys, keep the bowels open and
regular, make the weak strong, heal
the lungs, build up the nerves, and
CLEANSE the blood and system OF
every impurity. Sold by druggists.
S1.00. Q
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BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

Captain Hagerman, of the steame
Baltimore, died on the trip from
Bremen and was buried at sea.
Jay Gould arrived at New YorI
in his yacht Atalan'a yesterday
making the run from Fortress Mon
roe IN eighteen hours.
W. FL. Pomeroy In letter In the
esprit Of the Times" warmly SUD-
ports Captain Stubbs, the famou,
wing shot, who is about to challenge
Carver and all corners.
The Orangemen and Liberals OF
Ulster are nego Eating with q view
to a division Of the sea 8 in Parlis-
ment at the next general election
so as to prevent the election of Par
nellites.
Christian Kettle, formerly residing
on Huron street, Toledo, Ohio, and
later near Topeka, KS, was run
over by the Denver Pacific train
yesterday morning, at Cheyenne,
and was terribly mutilated. His
is doubtful.
franklin Este, formerly treasurer
Of the town of Southboro, Macs,
Issued q note for So, 900 fourteen
years ago and used the money.
making no record on the town
books, and paying the interest from
bis own funds. Estes bond for that
year cannot be found A similar
!rregnlarity occurred q year ago, and
S1.400 shortage in cash. He settled
the last affair and was obliged to re-
sign. Este has been treasurer for
twenty-three years.
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New York Mining Stocks

New York. 27.-Extreme dullues, VS.
the feature Of the mining market. Til
sales included Eastern Oregon Oh, L.
Crosse Is, Standard .270, Con. Virgini,
20, Green Mountain 100, Hall Andei,
son ] 80 and 1 65, Navajo $50 and So.
nora .06. The value Of membership il
the New York Mining and Ns.iOLs.
Petroleum Exchange to-day is $500.
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Omee.

New York, 27.-Cofee weaker C.N,.
brought slight decline early. 5u. sG g.s
wards the temper wss much str,1,'.
Prices advanced full 75 to IS pOi51s.
the coffee exchange, and there il ~
excitement! and activity.
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WILL YOU SUFFER with Dys-
pepsia and Liver Complaint? Shi-
loh's VitaliZer is guaranteed to cure
you. Sold at q. c. sM.s I. Drug
Store %
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Cable Clicks.

Berlin, 27-In the Reichstaz to.
day the bill appropriating 1900 600
marks for the construction of tor
psdoes passed the second reading.
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Gerster Ahead.

San Francisco, 27.-Mspleson's
Opera company subscribed $4,000
fer Lombardelll's widow. MapIeson
gave 5000, Patti $50 and Gerster
81 900.
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Combinations

Washington, 27.-Medical Direc-
tor Francis NJ Gunnel to be surgeon
general Of the army. Robert F.
Clayton, of Georgia, consul at Para.
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Money Marker.

New York, 27.-Xoney marks. e,v.
Il 10 2. prime mercantile paper, 4 to *
sterling exchange bsnkers' bills, str
ASH; sterling exchange derlaad, 4 39s
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Miss T. L. BEAUMONT, Baltimore.
SAWS: 81 contracted fever and ague,
and since using Browns Iron Bits
tsrs have not had q Chill" I
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Dynamite.

Leipsy, 27.-The police discovered
q dynamite bombshell in densely
crowded building. No clue as to
who placed it there.
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Specie Shipments

New York, 27.-The steamship Celfe.
for Europe to-day, took out S3jC,G0g il
gold bars. The same shippa, bought
S25, 900 in bars for Saturdays steamer.
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sUoRLEN's AnsICA sa,.vk

,io greatest medical xoaoar Of
u wo1ld. Warranted to speed lily
o.:.s Burns, Bruises, Cuta, ulcers.
.,sls Rhsum, Fever Sores, Onnoere
fi:ss, Chilblat1a, Corna, Tsttsr,
Uhxppsd Hands, and al ektu nyupr
sisns, guaranteed b care 81 every
tastanees . accsy !stuHnsS. q
ssnh pr boz. v& nh hF &. o. d
L Dgu9 01orn
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-28

FOB Lame Back, Side or Chess
ass Shil0hls Porous Plaster. Price
sSs. Said By 4 O., II I DRUG Store
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The prizes recently offered by St.
Nicholas for the best original illus.
trations by young ortists, brought
more thar 800 pictures.
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HALL & ATKINSON, Cr.sfeld, say:
eve hear many words Of praise Of
Browns Iron Bitters." x
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Bullion,
Wall Street.

New York, 27.-Bsr sil,u lin,
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Yesterdays Recein.o
COMMERCIAL.
Utah Wool.

Mining, Stocks and Other M,,.
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Morning Railroad Stocks.
New York, q.
Railroad Stocks.

New York, q, clsse.
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San Francisco Stocks.
Chicago Markets.

Aets ss,essei so. Adjourned
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Town Talk.

Mr.. Dallin, the sculptor, is en-
gagged on a full figure of the late
President Brigham Young.
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Umngton.

UrrINoroN, Feb. 25.-Mud and
railroad is all the talk.
Capt Dade and corps are survey
ing through here now and will nc
doubt make the final location.
One of the good citizens of this
town cursed loud and long when the
surveying party ran through his yard
and cut down a plum tree.
Robt Robe has sold out his grocery
and is reftting his houses 10 accom-
modate boarders. Persons wanting
board would do well to see him.
John Kinsley is still at work with
his squad Of hands at the Little falls.
E. L. Morgan IS hauling timber
through here from near Squire j.
Howells and is cutting the road bad
ly 1t seems as though timber man
is never satisfied until he has spoiled
all the roads in reach Of him. With
the present road law and timber
teams in the winter, county roads
will soon he thing of the past, and
be known only in history.
B. Hall purchased wagon last
week of NJ. j. Jones of White Day.
Love Frum was ia upper Clinton
Saturday buying horses.
The Monongalia County History
is here and by the way is pretty
good book.
Mr.. Foster, contractor on the B. 4
o. r. r. will commence work to-day
near Morgan's mill.
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Laurel Point.

LAUREL PorNr, Feb. 23.--We are
having some ground hog winter now.
Quite number Of our farmers have
commenced to pillow.
4. NJ. Potter has put new steps to
the store porch. Something badly
needed.
Jessie Mercer and "Patent" Fox
were up on the head waters of Big
Indian creek, last Saturday, looking
for cattle.
"Had" John is down the river gath
ering up timber.
Jas. L. Brand starts for Kansas to-
day. Jim's many friends wish him
safe journey and success.
Mark Sanders and wife will start
Tuesday for the west They will
come back when we get railroad.
John Reed, Of Eastun, was over
last Saturday and bought couple of
steers from his son Ross.
Harvey Fisher has bought lot of
timber from Greenwood and Jehu
Stephens.
Our sick are all reported better,
except Mrs. Alex. Brand. She will
not recover. The Doctor gave her
up some time ago.
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MoDongalia county which the said Pc
titioner proposes to take and appropriate
for the purpose Of building and oper-
ating n railroad over said land. The
tract Of land, part of which Is proposed
to be taken as aforesaid, lies OH the east
bank Of the M0nOngahela river. In snid
Monongalia county In Morgan district
which tract Of land contains about 7.i0
acres, the legal title to which tract Of
land Is now In the above named defend,
ants as appears by the land records Of
said county.
A specific description of the part OF
said land so proposed to be taken and
appropriated by said Railroad Company
for the purposes aforesaid IL contained
In and upon plat Of said part 80 pro-
posed to he taken, which plat IL now on
file In the Office Of the Clerk Of the Cir
cult Court Of Monongafa county to
which reference Is here made for the
specific description Of the part Of said
tract Of land which the petitioner pro-
poses to take IA
A part Of the above named defendants
who hold the legal title to the said land
are non residents Of the said coInty Of
Monongalia.
This publication IL made In pursuance
Of the statute Of the State Of West Vir-
ginia IN such case made and provided
WEST VIRGINIA AND PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD COMPANY
BY its Attorneys.
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Deaths.


FERRELL-Atthe county infirmary,
January 22nd, James Terrell, aged
81 years.
AUsTlS-At the county infirmary
February 18th, John Austin, aged 81
years.
RABER-At her home in Clinton
district, on the 22nd inst, Mrs. Helen
Raber, after a lingering illness. The
interment took place at McBee's on
the 23d.
MAsoN-At his home in Marion
county on Feb. 18th, John M. Mason,
aged about II years. Deceased was
the father Of Hon. j. w. Mason, OF
Grafton, and DR.. A. B. Mason, OF
West Warren Monongalia county.
HoeUE--On Monday. Feb. 18th,
1884, at the residence Of his mother,
Mrs. Caroline Hogue, near Arnetts-
vile, John Herndon Hogue, aged
nearly Is years. Deceased was a
son OF the late Solomon Hogue. He
was a young man highly esteemed by
his acquaintances,a and his early death
is mourncd by his many friends.
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SMELLS, Feb. 26.-Mrs. Helen Ra.
Der died on the 22nd after long and
painful illness.
1t is rumored that there will be a
wedding near here soon.
w. +. Holt returned from Pennsyl
vania last week. We presume he
came up to help build the railroad.
The trustees of the Smell school
were called in the other day to quell
a disturbance raised by rebellious
pupil.
Col. Foster, the B. l. O. contractor
began to work yesterday below Nor
gan's mill with ten hands. He will
have twenty to-day.
Marshall Brand and Robert Robe
are keeping a boarding house, and
we learn Mr.. Coombs from Easton
will open one at Ellington soon.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICES OF CONDEMNATION or LANDS
BY THE w. VA. PA. r. K. co.

In the Circuit Court OF MononQalia
County West virginia:
West Virginia and Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company
Jane " Mcdonald and Andrew Nc
Donald her husband, Margaret p. Brown
and William q. Brown her husband,
Jennette Tate and Magnus Tate her
husband, Mary II. Brown and John j..
Brown her husband. The said Jane ".
Margaret r, Jennette I. and Mary r..
being children and heirs at law Of Mar
garet Gay, deceased
Petition for condemnation Of land for
railroad purposes.
The defendants named In the above
entitled proceedings will take notice that
the West Virginia and Pennsylvania
Railroad Company will. on Thursday
April 3D., 1884, at the courthouse In said
Monoagalia county, make application
by petition In writing to the Circuit
Court of said Monongalia county to ap.
point commissioners to ascertain a just
compensation to the owners of the lands
hereinafter referred to lying in Monon-
gala county, which the said petitioner
proposes to take and appropriate for the
purpose Of building and operating q
railroad over said land. The tract Of
land, part of which Is proposed to be
taken as aforesaid, lies on the east bank
of the Monongahela river in said Nom
ongalia county. in Morgan district,
which tract Of land contains about IL
acres. The legal title to which tract of
land Is now in the above named defend
ants as appears by the land records Of
said county.
A specific description Of the part Of
said land 70 proposed to be taken and
appropriated by said Railroad Company
for the purposes aforesaid Is contained
in and upon plat Of said part. SO pro-
posed to be taken, which plat il now on
file in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Cir
cuitrGzaurt of Monongalia county to
which reference is here made for the
specific description Of the part Of said
tract Of land which the petitioner pro-
poses to take.
A part of the above named defendants
who hold the legal title to the said land
are Ion residents Of the said county of
MonongaliM.
This publication is made IN pursuance
of the statute of the State ofsWest Vir-
ginia in such case made and provided.
WEST VIRGINIA AND PENNsYLvA-
MIA RAILROAD CoMPANr
BY it's Attorneys.
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In the Circuit Court of M0nongalia
county, West Virginia:
West Virginia and Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company.
Robert j. Fleming and Ann l.. his
wife formerly Ann L. Marsteller, Stroth-
er T. Marsteller and Eugene b. Nusum,
Cornelius b. Nuzum and Henry T. Nu-
yum children Of Emily Nuzun, former
" Emily Marsteller. Susan now the
wife Of William Dancer and Ella now
the wife Of Elias ]. Nuzum, and Cath
arine Marsteller widow Off. p. Merstiller.
deceased.
Petition for condemnation Of Lad FOR
railroad purposes.
!. The defendants named in the above
entitled proceeding will take notice
that the West Virginia and Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company will on Thur
day, April Sd. 1884, 1t the court house
In said Monongalia county, make APP
plication by petition in writing to the
Circuit Court Of said Monongalia county
to appoint commissioners to ascertain :
Just compensation to the owners Of the
land hereinafter referred to, lying In
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Clay District.
DEBATED LETTER.

NEW BROWNSVILLE, Feb. 19.-Per-
ry Nj. johnson shot wild goose near
here on Friday.
W. b. Stewart was visiting his sis.
ter Miss Matte here, who is our
school teacher. She also was visit.
ing Miss Emma Boughner and the
Misses Price on Saturday.
f. Tenant arrived home from Nor.
gantown on Saturday where he was
attending court.
The sugar making season 10 at
hand. But one camp in this vi.
entity is open and that is in charge
of w. L. Wright.
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In the Circuit Court Of Monongalia
county, West Virginia. ,
West Virginia and Pennsylvania Rail.
George b. Evans, William M. Evans.
Sarah j. Fleming widow OF George w.
Fleming, Rebecca A. Evans, Della Mccoy
and John w. Mccoy her husband, John
Coil, Martha Anderson and David |. b.
Anderson her husband, Sarah II. Coll.
Frederick A. Hennen and Elizabeth e.
William Rue her husband. GIL
Petition for condemnation Of land for
railroad purposes.
The defendants named in the above
entitled proceedings will take notice
vania Railroad Company will, on Thurs
day. April Sd, 1884, II the court house
In said Monongalia county: make APP
plication by petition In writing to the
Circuit Court of said MOnongalia county
to appoint commissioners To ascertain a
just compensation to the owners Of the
Mon0ngalia county, which the said PEE
titioner proposes to take and appropriate
for the purpose Of building and Oper-
tract Of land, part Of which II proposed
to be taken as aforesaid, lies on the east
bank Of the Mon0ngahela river, In said
Monongalia county In Morgan district,
which tract Of land contains about 80
acres, the legal title to which tract Of
land Is now In the above named defend
ants rs appears by the land records Of
y ssss.s4. as...s....x~- - ~. .-x ~
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BARGAINS! Bargains.!

Our stock ofwinter goods must
be sold regardless of price, to
make room for our immense
stock of spring goods, now being
made up for our several stores.
Our goods will be ready for in
spection in a short time. Prices
guaranteed to be the lowest at
HIRSCHMAN's.
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REAL Estate TRANSFERS. - The
following deeds were admitted to
record in the County Clerks office
for the week ending Saturday, Feb
90. 1884.
James Evans to f., NJ. Il p r. r.
Co. fractions Of lots 6, Z, and 5, Nor
gantown and right Of way through
land on river, for 81, 500.
John G. Price to same, right Of
way through land near Ellington
for 1925.
John H. Hoffman to same, right oil
way through land near Collins Ferry
for $500.
Braddock Hall to same, right oil
way through land at Ellington for
500.
Robert Robe to same, two lots in
Ellington for $3.50.
Jos. A. McLane to same, right OF
way through lot above Durbannah
for $l75.
Mary Thompson to same, fraction
of lots No. |, 2, and 3, Morgantown,
for 800.
Aaron Smith to same, right of way
through land on river above Morgan
town for $75.
George Lemon to same, right OF
way through lot above Morgantown
for $75.
Jos. /. Peery to same, right of way
through land above Morgantown for
$3.50.
Geo. Hall to same. Erection of lot
in Durbannah for $50.
LEROY Crow to same, fraction Of
lot No. 2, in Morgantown, for $275.
A. Fairchild to same, fraction Of
lot No. 8, in Durbannah, for one
dollar.
Charles Morgan to same, right Of
way through land in Clinton district
for $500.
Geo. w. Semans to same, fraction
of lot No. IL, Durbannah, for 500.
L. w. Runner to same, fraction xof
lot near Durbannah for 500.
Ralph B. Harris to same, right of
way through land on river for $l25.
Jos. P. Keener to same right Of
way, SO feet wide, through land be-
low town for one dollar.
Maria Davis and others to w. Va.
4 Pa. r. R. Go, right Of way through
land in Union district for $500.
John NJ. Mason to Cornelius Hes
ton. two lots in Smithtown for 5000.
VIM. G. Tough, to A. E. and J. M.
Tough. lot in Cassville for $475.
L. C. Beals to Braddock Hall II
acres, Ellington for $50.
VIM. H. Wilson to Felix Parker, Ga
acres Battelle district for $400.
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The OPERErTA-A NICE ENTER
TAINHENT.-One Of the most enjoy
able entertainments Of the season
was the operetta of Genevfeye given
by the ladies of the Presbyterian
Church, in Academy Hall on Friday
evening the 22nd inst. A large and
appreciative audience filed the hall,
and all were highly pleased with the
performance. Everything passed of
pleasantly. each performer meriting
praise for the manner in which her
part was rendered Genevieve, the
heroine was represented by Miss
Rose Sweeney, supported as follows:
Isadore Genevieve's sister, Miss
Nettie Nye; Grace, Miss Mary Cas-
selberry; Isadore's maids, Misses
Ollie Lawhead and Lizzie Protzman !;
Roxana Gypsy Miss Emma Protz-
man; Theresa GYPSY Mrs. I. E.
Hodges; Chorus, Misses Anna Camp
bell, Ella Campbell, Madgie Brown,
Mamie Hough and Edna Hough.
Miss Susie Moore presided at the
piano and had the general manage
ment. Of the Operetta. The affair
was no less success financially than
unsteady the receipts of the evening
we learn being nearly eighty dollars,
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-McCLAsKEY.-In Phil
ippi, w. Va, on Wednesday, Feb.
goth. Mr.. A. d. w. Strickler and
Miss Rosalie McClaskey.
HENDERsoN-GRuBB At the III,
P. parsonage on Tuesday Feb. 26th
1884 by Rev. D. &. Helmick, VIM.
Henderson and Miss Belle Grubb.
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The New DOMINION and Wheeling
weekly Register $2.75 a year.

A SPIcY installment Of University
items were crowded out this week,
some Of which will appear in our next.
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MORGANTOWN,s w. VA.

In the Circuit Court Of Aionongalia Coun-
ty West Virginia:
West Virginia and Pennsylvania Railroad
| Company vs..
Curtin NJ. Graham executor Of Elizabeth
Wright and the heirs and devisees Of the
said Wright who are unknown.
| Petition for Condemnation Of land for
railroad purposes.
The defendants named In the above en-
titled proceeding will take notice that the
West Virginia and Pennsylvania Railroad
Company will on Thursday April 81 1884
ut the court house In said Monongalia coun-
~, make application by petition in writing
to the circuit court OF said Monongalia
county to appoint commissioners tn ascer-
tain just compensation to the owners Of
the lands hereinafter referred to lying in
Monongslia county which the said petition
er proposes TO take and appropriate for the
purpose OF building and operating rail-
road over said land. The tract OF lind 4
part Of which IL proposeds;to be taken as
aforesaid lies on the East bank OF the Mo-
nongRhela river in said Monongalia county
In Morgan district, which tract Il land con-
tains about 202 acres. the legal title to which
tract Of land Is how in the above named
defendants ~ appears by the land records
Of said county.
Aspeci6c description Of the part Of said
tract 30 proposed to be taken and appro
priated BY said railroad company for the
pnrpose foxssAid, Is contained il and
upon az ~ part 50 proposed 70 be
| taken whtd~ lat Is now on ole in the Office
Of the clerk Of the circuit court of Monon
gala county, 10 which reference Is here
made for the specific description Of the part
OF said tract Of land, which the petitioner
mr. e. 80 - - ~ IL -
defendants who hold the legal title to the
said la0d are non residents.of the said coun-
ty Of Monongalis.
This publication il made in pursuance
Of the statute Of the Stats Of West Virginia
in such case made and provided
WEST VIRGINIA AND PENNSYLVANIA RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY BY its Attorneys
In the Circuit Court Of Mononsalia county Yves.
Virginia
West Virginia and Pennsylvania Railroad Company
John J. Hill and the Ravins Petroleum. Company.
Petition for condemnation Of land for railroad
purposes. &AN
The defendants named in the above entitled pro-
ceeding will take notice that the West Virginia and
Pennsylvania Railroad Company viii, on Thursday.
April sd, 1854, at the court house in said Monon-
gala county, make application BY petition in writing
70 the Circuit Court Of said Monongals county, TO
appoint commissioners TO ascertain just compensa-
ten to the Of the lands hereinafter referred
%. lying in Monengaa county. which the said petit
toner proposes to take and appropriate for the pur-
pose Of building and operating railroad said
lands The tract Of land part Of which proposed
20 be taken aforesaid lies On the east bank Of the
Msnongahsla river in said Monongalia county in
Union district which tract Of land contains ateut
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