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New-York tribune., 1885-09-21
AUTUMN MEETING AT CEDARHURsT.
GOOD PROMISES OF THE RoCKAwAY sTEEPLEchAsE


AUTUMN MEETING AT CEDARHURST.
coon ppo,usrs OF THE RoCKAwAY sTEEPLECHAsE
ASSOCIATION.
The Rockaway Steeplechase Association De-
gins its autumn meeting at Cedarhurst, Far Roekaway'
tomorrow There viii be two days of racing tanrSa
heinz the other one The programmes are attraou,vo
ones and there sure 20 he large crowd at lhs
The entries In ell the races have oeen se
T viii be annoSncod to-day aud wednesday for Thurs
days The programmes are as foiiows'
FIRST DAY.
First Race.
has4 Hsna'P P Ss Ss'
riders. Three-Quarters OF mile
Second Race.
stoen,ecbase sweepstakes OF $40 each ha forfeit win
plate added; s25 TO second for hapred qnaea nrss
about miles. ,,,
selI,ng steeplechase sweepstakes Of $40 each p
With ioo added which SO @ ,e9On. Ws:St, y 80
EoTsSs catered not TO BE- sold pounds II entered TO
be sold for LOCO 70 carry u wesht: 70 se a so ~, % less
tSS p2TS% pcunSs for each 500 down sur
ever and s r q S6 e crs to
pounds extra. About "a miles
Fourth Race
added s2S TO- second for qualified hun'ers s'eep~'O
course about miles rim Race.
TRS9g eS sgS6 .s q S sS TO OF
third Professional riders to carry pounds extra About
miles over hurdles S,,, po,,
handicap sweepstakes for polo ponies OF $40 oaeh p
About mile, hurdles.
SECOND DAY.
First Race.
Handicap sweepstakes OF SIS each, p, for polo ponies
second 10 save his stake. About 9mue
Second Race.
HsndeaP Ga d sndeP s to For
half broeds Medium weight 100 pounds about Id me''
Thiri Race.
Handicap seepcohase Sweepstakes OF $40 each p Tor
la breed qualified hunters Medium weight 100 pouhus
SIeepiechase course abo ut pa miles
Fourth Race
Maiden hurdle race sweepst kes for horses who bave
never seoploohass or hure race so EACH p "a
siOO ADDED which $40 second 70 carry 80 pOnhu
added 10 weight Professional riders to carry
pounds extra one mile and a half. over hurdles
FIN Race.
Ocean Point steeecase. handicap sweepstakes OF so
each D. u with $40 ddcd OF which 500 10 second aud so
Professional ders 10 carry
z pounds extra about 3h miles
SiTth Race.
Handicap steepaehsse sweepakes ej each $40 forfeit
with plate aided S25 sroond. kOr quahed hunters
Steepleo hase course about miles
The racing each day VIII be- In ii O'CLOCK
New-York tribune., 1885-09-21

In the games bstweea the Eastern and Western clubs in
the American Association the former mines have Gone
poorly the ex-ehampon Athletics leading with twenty
three victories thirty defeats In the games
against the Eastern the st Louis club has maze
an excellent record winning fOrtyfOur victories out OF
nfty-nve games played The record OF each section Is
~ follows:
New-York tribune., 1885-09-21

MR. BEsoHER BRINGS BAoK Hay REyEh
Mr.. Beecher resumed his pulpit yesterday
He looked tho picture of health but said that afses -
New-York tribune., 1885-09-21

Games 05t. IIoVI 0UI1V, IN'~HaO'
I'm two mere weeks the American Association pennan,
race win be brought close. The St. Louis ciup VIII
win easily while the Cincinnati club will secure sccon9
s,lac. with esus ease Some lively games were playeo
Snrtno the past week werk OF the Metroponta
And Brooklyn clubs has been unusually brlisnt hau
these two clubs played in their present form all the sea-
scn one ar the ether would have secured the pcnnaDV
This w,ck the two clubs will meet the st. Louis ana en-
clnnatl clubs The Brseklyn club ought to nnsh tne
sasn in fourth plaer and it is barely possible but
hardly probable that the may yet get ahead OF
bnrg The Metropolitan club by Its steady playing has
Sat some ground between 1t and the Baltimore players
And the latter viii finish the In last place. The
record now stands as follows:
New-York tribune., 1885-09-21

SECOND RACE, Two-YEAR-oLDs, SPEC
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-08-05
lCd win a Hose.

:aasst y. Current
/ h. stupid man with a hose in
3 u Siss walks and making P q muds
VasSessn 's $ sink by underm ninhes
s8 sp5 !; the mortar out n Of ing
perpetua11 an equiv equivalent to six
aLe t5 Sad led to the six months me- s6 of
se J pilaa time of it " TS Oa most mos
lssf, Is =, States is about out tb pa.H,
I oS, than thirty G feet tne t hlGea
sunmer-times.9 p "0usa
Cd n something fuDnV VG s6o, So
, Neglected 'ne peach
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III, Invariably in Advance
HVEIY DISCUSSION

line, Say, a Gill of Argu-
: S' Worth pu.hel of Abuse
Tobnsing in de hall dis
y sisp POD the president, as he rose
..E snS at samuel Shin to STIR up
Sln 15 , % Elder ToOts out from
a ts '.e, rsolied high, pitched voice
'le q M nIssse step to de front.
e a. VII ToSUsing has always Dragged
s ~ ,s ss Of bis heels, and ne now
" III link that the hour had come
= Vas = TO to receive a prize chrome;
& saTs = broad grin, and just at
INT anti he would haze lent brother
y. nm na vi 30 cents without the
curly. q, I'd Erotbc,
si IN bis deep toned voice, l war IN
Iso 4 Al de Odder night to see about
' ,~o.bts wuth of meal fur my
,SsD YOU walked in an wanted 10
,td fur a bale of hay fur your
Ibenusted NE. sab.
Trty an It pleases me to see IT. In
Ti1its De ole man Cummins limped
b Two Of you talked about de GIN
Itksiuess Of mankind fur a few
u den dispute arose as to de
k world.
= al De o,e man Cummlns doan
sI1Rn, sab "
aaIed him a liar "
sibe called NE a fool. "
a called him bigOt.
b be called me a humbug."
lrty- !acly-I heered it all, Brud-
,iHsing an now l want to ak you
you know about de aige of de
-I-nows as much as de ole man
Eim
E Oa am de airth?"
iEAn0, sab. ="
you dOnt9 You an CuThminE
nns an almost fight ober what
adyOl kin cum widin a millyuI
d mOwin' OATS mankind, 'xactly.
Eh blufed on what we do know,
NEOa't back water fur any libin
O what we dOan know When WI
aeOry We fight fur it sooner dan flu
% isCka If We can't convince d,
patty by blab we am ready to do i
asgn. Brudder Johnsing, it vii
'ai fur YOU to disreckolect a few
Agll Of argument am worth
abuse 1t takes man of stronI
a sense to admit his faults ar
lou may believe wild all We
q sIlll be in de wrong. Find
so pFideS himself on stickin' to hi
Wy an you has found a dangerou
q Of de community. You ma,
" down, an we will attack d
p'Ogsmme.
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'AaeOus Combustion.

h., Naeago Tines
|lssrsotN oeen much criticised for
sssSe.' .. acceptance of the fact of
aiey ,saO'.aiteuSiion. but Sir William
GsSon n,I1ed TO a surprising case
aDsrDra1.i Of the house of lords
rs sStis. A large, bloated man.
BE- sUd 5et Ing from difficulty of
I'D !, IGlslentiOu of the venous
sasH a. t Guys hospital. At the
dgn Of I 5 following day there
Slisv.Sq ecomposition, and the
sAsa pnOo. to be distended with
Vii SSa ic lures. were made into
spIs5 81 7, William. and a lighted
Vii tSs NE ne. gas which eseaped
slaogsn OfGlnary flame of carbu-
eal lam AS many as a dozen of
De ss We're burning at the
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The Doctors Candor.

!SL Paul Herald.
az candid man Doc. is" said that
~ Young Pointedtoes as he slid
x est seat i'll DR.. Wiggleton's
\ Al0T II a person dies of a malig-
h. 4e The physician has to report
health authorities, filing up a
\, -'aA With name of disease, cause
sid the clerk.
y Doe has case which every
S ,,a:,a was clearly scarlet fever,
lESb hen?n
E TPott read Cause of Death
rnygleton, NJ. D. -
~ you know that was only q
~ ~ SO' Inc signature on the wrone
@ " TS to DR.. Hoyt, but h,
llsr. 81 i There were lots of cases
1dot' u seIdom your charm
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Married, ON the 7h inst. Miss liz,
Trickott to Mr.. Jarrett Roby. We wish
them happiness and success.
Miss Lizzis ShsHer will measure on,
knowledge to the Piainyiew scholars this
winter.
The chestnut crop was very plentiful
hero this season.
Thcre was q SUNDAY school pic mic at
Calvary church on last Saturday.
y. r. Brown intends To move To- Graf
ton bob The uoir faturo.
Nil Matte Kollcy and SIC Doiph
Anderson were united iu llo holy bnods
of matrimony on tho llth inst, go tle
residence Of MIR. Andy Brown. by tho
Rev. Welsh. K being .be Sabbath even.
ing the boys q a nap until - O'Clock
lbcv thou arose, huckloi ON their armor
anJ sailed loth, determined TO have
some fun, and lrom tho last report. we
think they did.
Mrs Lucisn Fortney has boon iH for
some limo Mt is better at This writing.
ST. VIM. Kelley is having his mill re-
paired tAIa week. KATY DID.
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Sho HnG

Mrs. II. G. Harshbargcr, Manor III
Huntington County, Pa, writes "DE.S
b. HARTMAN * Co, Columbus, O.: 2
have been afflicted for three years. Calsc :
by ovcr-work too soon after confinement.
My Kidneys became seriously affected,
could not retain my urine day nor M ~.
IL was high colorcd, thick aud body.
My monthlics had LEFT altogether for 70 IT.
teen months, during which time | wa,
confined to my bed with a bcatingin right
ovaries. The discharge from the womb
was SO offensive no one could stay in the
room. The urine continued bloody, with
pain in voiding il, and when i'm bed would
pass from me in my sleep. have had
three doctors attending me regularly, one
for four months, one of the others one
whole summer, and the third all winter.
We had two others il consultation with
them, and used twenty bottles of differ
ent kinds OF patent medicines, all TO no
good. | then got n bottle Of PERUNA,
and before | had three fourths of the bot
tie taken l quit wctting the bed and could
retain the urine sufficient to attend church,
which | had not done for three years,
and my monthlics came back rs natural
rs ever; indeed, | considered myself n
well woman again. Since that time have
had pneumonia. My confidence in Pc
RUNA was so great that l did not send for
a doctor. | followed the directions in
your Ills of Life" and am over il, as well
rs can be expected Of one so delicate as 1
have been. Others i'm my neighborhood
had the same disease, and among them
were strong men, and had the best physi-
clans, aud yetdicd, while l sailed through
In safety on PERUNA and MANALIN. 1
sincerely believe, and would say TO all the
afflicted in the wide world, that PERUNA
and MANALIN are the only two medicines
tina; any one needs in any disease, if used
as directed in your book entitled "The His
OF Life"
]. f. Fleming, publisher Of the New
Dominion, Morgantown, WA, writes:
Some months since, / received some of
your medicine in exchange for advertis-
ing. My wife has taken five bottles OF it,
and has derived great benefit from it,"
Mr.. M. G. Pcrshing, Bradcnvillc, Pa,
writes: MY wife has been using PERU.
MA for some time orNvcak lungs and liv-
or and kidney complaint, and thinks IL is
doing her great good. Has used only one
bottle rs vet. Please send your book on
thc Ills OF Life as we can't get any from
our druggist"
Mr.. John Denny, Mt. Vernon. o..
writes " We have a large sale in Pc
RUNA. Itgivcs satisfaction,"
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pr geo. locke thinks 1T is n
s"eel "a ior young men TO go 10
see the girls.
OH. ana hits.J ID llo|e and Miss
A""Ie Nniltlhg were visiting at Mr..
zen Hha~ ; AT hlngwood Sunday.
'Ohh D.. Cooke, Esq. has commcnc-
(" ,HG Duii"IhS Oh a new store room
Ii,l "ePoV.
hlc9SFS. H. a Harris and Dan
Long vent mp 1" fairmont Saturday.
AI'iCe . number OF commercial
men was IN lown tiiS week.
MT robert Williams and daugh.
C'I' A'lce, a!Jcr weeks visit among
iFIehoe ID hIphoIgaila county, re.
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The little village of TOWNSVILLE.
this county, was thrown into a state
of excitement last Saturday never
equaled before in its history. The
cause which led to it was the disap.
p~earance of Pat Long, Of the firm OF
Fuccy & Long, sub-contractors on
the X. IL L. Il r., with $1,000. The
facts as we get them from Mr.. Nc.
heever, one OF the contractors, are
about as follows:
On Friday evening Barrett e Nc,
keever paved TO Pat Long : 1900 u
be expended by him and his part.
ner, Mr.. Fuccy, among the working.
men on the road. This sum was
not sufficient to pay off all the hands
under them and Long said he would
not pay off a part of the hands, but
would hold this money until Satur-
day evening when Messrs. Barrett Il
Mckeever expected TO have money
sufficient To make full payment.
Long and Fuccy got a buggy and
drove to Tunnelton. There FucCy
was given q hundred dollars by Long
to take 10 Grafton and get exchanged
for small specie. Fuccy got into
the caboOse car of a freight train and
Long got upon one of the front cars
just as the train was starting, and it
appears went ON through to Fair
mont, and from thence went down to
Rievcsvillc, in Marion county where
lac was last heard from.
On Saturday as soon rs it was
learned that Long had left, the Ital.
ians who had not been paid refused
tn work and surrounded Barrett q
Mckeever's headquarters at Howes
vile, armed with clubs and demand.
ed money or blood. So excited and
incensed with anger had they become
that they even threatened to tear
down the hou, sc in which those gen.
tlemen were. and they were only
qucllcd by Messrs. Barrett IL Nc.
keever paying them all the money
due them for work.
On Saturday evening n warrant
was issued for the arrest of Long
aud Mr.. Barrett went TO Marion
county TO have it served. Arriving
there be found that Long had flown
and no trace of his whereabouts
could be discovered. His brother
Dan Long, says that he thinks Pat
has gone. never To return.
Had Fuccy, Barrett, or McKeevci
suspected Long of lrcuchcry at hrsr
they conld easily have intercepted
him ut Fairmont for he WAS in that
town for some length of time ON
Saturday. Bat they regarded him
perfectly honest and only learned
their mistake when hc had got he
ynnd their grasp.
As Long gave no bond or sccuri.
ty for Tie money received, Mcssra
Barrett d McKeever Will probabl,
be the losers OF the $1,000. They
have the sympathy Of the entire PEG.
pic in this unfortunate occurrence.
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AT Clarksburg, Forbes Davis,
during his mothers absence, broke
into a trunk, distracted n $3.50 note,
sold it tn Mr.. Edgar DAVIDSON for
$500, and Immediately went West
to grow up with the country.
John IL. Brown met with a pain.
ful accident ON Thursday. lie was
making cider and the lever Of the
press fell upon his foot and mashed
it not badly but painfully. He is
unable to wear q shoe upon his foot.
From every portion OF the State
comes the news that farmers are hard
at work putting in an increased acre.
age of whest. They are nowise dis
heartened by the failure OF crops this
year. and will put their best foot
forward and try again.
The annual meeting Of the Wool
Growers and Stock Breeders Associa.
ton of this county will be held this
year at AlbFightsville. Prominent
stock dealers from other States will
be present and make addresses. See
program in another column.
Hon. A +. Sprage, Sect. of the
United States Sheep Registry AS.
ISOLATION, will be at Albrightsville
at the next meeting of the Preston
Wool Growers Association. and de.
liver an address. All who are in
terested in stock raising should hear
him.
The Baptist General Associa-
ton of West Virginia will hold its
next annual session In Grafton, Nov.
4th to Sth inclusive. This is an i'm
portant body and it is expected that
large delegations will be present
from the various Association of the
State.
In England they call a railroad
car u carriage" the engineer Il ''dri-
ver," the fireman a "stoker," the
brakeman a guard the switch a
shut" the track a cline" the BAG.
age luggage" and yet the English
and American are supposed to speak
the same language.
One thing We desire To impress
upon the minds of our correspon.
dents is not To a~bbreviate words
Don't write Co. for County, Mon.
for Monday &c, bat write such words
in full. We hope this reminder will
do good to those who have fallen in
to the habit of abbreviatiDg.
From the Marine Barracks, Pen
s%aco!a, Florida, Corporal Ben Bar
ger, writes of the benefits Of Browns
Iron Buffers in that malarirus region
He Gays: Il have used several bot
tlrs auj must say | am greatly bcne.
HJed 10y using it Sew raj of my
comrades use Browns IrOn Buffers,
and you may rest assured they all
think IL is the greatest thing un earth
This kind of testimoney comes from
all quarters concerning Browns Iron
Bitters-the best tonic.
The storm on Tuesday evening
of last week did much damage Ia
Grant district. At Bruucton, the
new Lutheran church was twisted in
such Il mannCT 10y the storm that
half the plasJtiiug feat from the cell.
ing. 1t is damaged 20 tIc extent oi
SO. Tne Disciple ohurch in the
same town is also badly damaged.
About hve squares of Tue TIA root
were blown oil aud much Of the piast.
ering on the ceiling was saturated by
the rain and will fall of Several
1 burfG i'm tho sarta ...ti,n VIZ. ~,
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KINGwooD DIsrnIcr.

kINGWoOD DIsTEICr.
Samuel Garner, j w b TrobridLc.
&C Craig, Sheldon G Salisbury, J
W Parks, Geo w Hartman, w q
Briton, Simeon Mattingly.
VALLEY DIsrnGcr.
Christopher Gale, Geo w Watson,
Geo NJ Ro~dcbaUQh. Richard Loar.
Linzy Higgins, Alex ID Squifcs, w
G Mcncar, VIM SbaTer.
LYoN DISTRICT.
Isaac w Crisis, l. i Squircs. Richard
Philips, NJ VI Pierce, Jno NJ Walls,
Jno J. Holmes.
RENO DISTRICT.
David Sinclair Geo Williams. Geo
b Wolfe, Philip + VIII. Amos Boil.
yard. A Il Dancer Joshua Elcson.
Jno w Bell, Geo w Shaver. A T.
BOlyard, j + Jenkins, Daniel Eel
ton, Geo w Roar.
UNION DGTTsIcr.
Jno A Wilt, W + wiz, Nicholas
Bolyard - NJ Taylor, Elias b Lips.
comb, Allen Formau, Jno w Cham
bers.
PORTLAND Df5rRICT.
DC Shafer, Henry Lewis. Ed
Messenger, Jno O Whetsell, II G
Beatty, G II Trembly, r p Jackson,
Harrison Feather, Alfred Sisler.
Harrison Teets, Geo IT Sisler, j w
Feather, S BLee, David Wilhelm.
PLEASANT DISTRICT.
Jno Johns, Samuel Martin, Alph
Gus McNair, Guy Bishop, VIM G
Ring, w II Cupp, j j Guseman,
Geo A Kelly, Alex ShaTer, W II
Smith, j G. j Liston.
GRANT DISTRICT
WIN Kimberly. Jacob Rosenber.
ger, VIM b Smith, j III Walls, Jno
Vansickle, Preston Guthrie Milton
Kcmpt, Robert Arnold, Joseph Mil.
Ter, Joseph Michael, Andrew Thomas.
Following accounts were allowed
payable out of general Fund levey
Of 1886 Samuel Garner for repair.
ing bridge sl3.l2. a j Kinkaid lum.
Der Sij, VIM Jenkins Timber and
hauling 1928. Total S31. 10. S G
Salisbury use S VI Sheets 3 so. Jno
7 Pills ?, VI NJ ShaGcr >, Henry
Shaic y 90. Total Sl3.
The contract for building q bridge
over Three Fork near Jr. v Fort.
ncys has been granted ~ n ID Hell
mick for The sum OF $50.
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5

Since my last letter I've had The pleas
ure OF visiting several OF the towns in
western Pennsylvania whore the sound
Oft pick and shovel is hoard i'm tho
land. And To may delight I saw the
coax ovens and furnaces all in mll blast.
and It was no %unfreQuent thing to hear
the hands cheering the Democratic party
and TO SEQ "Cleveland" wrote at the ON
trance OF mines and on the sides of coal D..
boats. This il what We mean bv free
trade, ANA this is the Interpretation OF the
old Republican dream hen thov dram
cd that Democracy would stop all public
works, and reduce us to pc, orty and
distress.
| also visited Pittsburgh and saw the
natural gass applied as a fuel for furnaces
and tho heating OF stoves which proves
to he the greatest event of modern times.
I'm the course of5 months it will bo used
throughout tho entire city, causing an
extensive rush in tho iron business.
Mrs. Gtllawny, OF this place, a sister of
Editor OF the Oakland Republican, died
Monday, Oct. I3th, leaving a husband
and son TO morn hen departure.
WA. Hartman, at the time Of this writ
ing, is supposed 80 be dying.
We were visited by a violent storm a
few evenings q blowing down brick
iews, house roofs, trcos and fences. 1t
also blow a tree on two of Mike Hart
mans COWS anu killed them both.
The report is
That we hIye had a protracttd meeting
FOR & weeks and it Is still %conunuoiug.
That Smith says be viii continue the
meeting aS long as thc people continue
to quarrel.
That Jacob Wilhelm received 81, 500
pension money last week.
That A. ). Albright added a new steam
engine to his lowering mil not long
since.
That the oats yield was good this season.
That j. H., tho Terra Ala. dude, failed
Ia the examination at Oakland.
i""' '"o l""IIerS NuIch ) l., Is. pur~
chased arc in a tick ready Tor Il cold
night.
That Fannie Haigh hal q fine gold
watch stolen last week.
That VIC would liko TO know whore
"Passum Scrioo" is aud why he don t
correspond any moro.
That local option is again exciting the
people OF Garrett county.
That i'd. +. don't watch, the Roverand
viii hott his uiuo.
That Ina ARGys is a Welcome visitor.
That he "I;Amblor' did not exagerate
"A much as usual Last week.
LAUY-sIDE.
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RATES :
COUNTY AND STATE News
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

There will be an examination at Ma
sOntown, on Monday and Tuesday, Mo-
venber % aud Srd. This will tie the last
opportunity to obtain "A certificate fog the
present school year.
Trustees who nave not vet secured
teachers will please address the President
of the Board of Examiners tefore exami-
nation. Il. NJ. SQUIREs,
WILLARD PELL,
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JUDICIAL SALE!

BV virtue Of ~ decree Of Inc circuit
Court of Preston County, pronounced i'm
4 chaurery Cause Of John a. i. Martin.
admiui-t'ntor. etc. against the hoirs and
personal representative OF the late Eliza
beth FART x. / viii, on the first day OF
tho next tCrm of said Court, which by
law IS IT, crmucuc ON Tuesday the 9th
day of Novcmbor, 1885, sell at public
teriuini tr ci- OF land together i'm said
county recently called tho Taylor tract
but composed oi two tracts lprmerly
known a- uHc Taylor tract aud the Miller
aud TInai5 tract, containing t0gCtlcs
about
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Having Ia en- c~ontrOI Of the Whiskey
Business heretofore conducted by John
EIimmlcr, l respectfully solicit a c%ontin-
nance OF patronage. Look out for 'ad.'
next week.
IL IS BG - h 1 M M H Il lS
Wholesale ond ItcthlD Dealer In Elmo WhiskeyH,
HMILLSrREET, CUMBEII.AND,M MD.
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Eo Peters, Of rora Alta. is sgcnt lor
WaunamaKor, prop tu aud see his sam
pies.
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81 Drop INTO Juo. Il. Browns Store
and the new arrival OF Dry
goods.
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TERAIS or SALE.

Tor so much cash iu hand as may be
suihcicnt Go pay costs Of suit and proper
cirtr4cs for sale and for tho residue upon
It credit pi 8, Is, II months, The purchase
or 10 mako notes for Instruments Of like
amounts, with good security, to boar
interest. JOBN BEANSON,
Special Commissioner
Bond and security bias been given by
said Commissioner Bro the aJOYo mention
cd cause.
oct. ID 1889. Tost. SMITH CRANE.
ID % %. Clerk,
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LONG,

sUB.CoNTRACToN on OUR RAILROAD
sKIPs WITH 81, 500 IN MONEY 1.EAv.
ING HIS HANDS UNPAID-GREAp
EXCITEMENT AT TOWNSVILLE on
SATURDAY,
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COUNTY CNERr-

The Court appointed the following
named persons IS Surveyors in this
comfy for the term of two wears
commencing the first day Of January
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23O Acres.

situated or the Nc-t side Of Cheat River.
aiIoinius bands of Henry Copomnn and
home iarm Of the ltto f.. s.. Fairfax. Tho
Taylor tract contains about ~ acres uud
The Miller aud Iiuglo tract contains about
lO7 acres.
will unnr the two tracts together and
scpClatcly and will SOL the sumo
either together rr separately upon the
highest bid. These hands embrace u river
front OF Over 200 poles. small improve ,
mouts Thereon but is chiefly bon timber
WITH LALuALIn nnaI anAma.
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HOW >V

I'ts and c'pss. Hartley & Wright.