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New-York tribune., 1886-02-22
Maps at Auctioneers'. 7S Liberty st
Cilp propertn for 5nIe,

Cilp propertn for 5nle.
A RTISTIC NEW DWELLINGS, Madison
~ and 9lstst high ground and rapidly mproy-
nCighOUrhOOd flo cabinet trimmed Easements quar-
ualOrs cherry and oak and second stories halle
each 1OOr double floor throughout sal On bedrooms
buttery pantres halls all ScOed; CrOckery washubs
Dahs Oset oval decorated basins these
houses complete and will be
sold vory reasonably open Tor inspection -
ALEXANDER DUFF. Builder.
BARGAlN.-First-cla full Zrd DWELL
~ ing 49th ST. jhavo.; would lease for term OF
Is. W. NJ illAM0.
BARGAINS in 3 and story houses for sale,
ID centrally located once open 20 dav
: NJ. iLAKELY. l.626 Broadway.
NOR SAIE-NEW HOUSES.-Artistic de-
various udS Of costly hardwood, Caliurt finish
troU ghOut the best block tho est side IA si. be-
eh-ave station aud Boulevard. Apply at Office on
GEORGE T. HAMILTON. Builder.
EOR SALE or TO LEASE for n term of
ycars.-Sma house with unique dining extension
No Il Wet jOth II. tan be seen pd DAY Monday.
FOR SALE.-A plot of lots on llGth-st near
Il 9Th 9Th and l2Oth also full 'front.'
S EDDY & Co, 13b Broadway.
EOR SAIE.-Thc cheapest and most deSira-
bic plot ~ 30 lots the West side u close estate
e7tL. g-th ana eOih SIS gth ave. No rock.
EDDY & Co. l45 Broadway.
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FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS
No losses No fluctuations bur a solid 7 prr cont
guaranteed. tHll on or address {. {. IIInr & son
Agents NES1tRN FARM NIOKTi:AGE co.
1872 BrOadWny,N Y,

OFFICE Or THE MANHATTAN Co"suuCTIoNUo.)
80 BEuAnw AY y Y.
... ----. February 10. l-7G.
INIE ANNUAL MEETING of the stock
holders of THIS company will hc held his OrIce
TUESDAY March % ~- al - o'clock Tor the purpose
inc trustees M the ensuing and th" of
OTTER business Do" cs-aty Transfer
N INST HOMER -. BROOkIN~. secretary
OFFICE oF 1uE NATIONAL PRESS INtELIIGFNCE CoMUANY{
~ SO .G CHt Ron II, Nhw-N ORK. Feb. lG. 1856.
TIlE ANNUAL NEE ING of the stOckhold-
Of this Tor the election OF
ensuing year aud the Transaction ~ other WILL be
held a, above on the 9Th day a. February l-~ II O'Clock
NJ The transfer books Will close February and open
on Monday. March /.
GEORGE II. SPRING.
NcCreiary
NNANl ED.-GhOmas Iron COmpany stock
w Helena Mining stock and bonds orders solicited IN
railroad stocks and petroleum L. q. HILL go Broadway
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Doar0 ano Rooms.

Dolr0 ano Rooms.
East Side.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED square and
single facing Park hot ant cold water bath
~ Irving Place
OFFICE and BACHELOR APARTMENTS
~ 10 let IN Jockey C,uD Eu.ILg Madison aud eth
~ Inquire Of Jiuiior
4 CHOICE SUITE APARIMENTS-Lar
! room for gentleman. with without private table,
90 Madl,on.ayc
fE kAS I 3Gth-st.-llandsOmcl furnished
! ~ large from room. with board, dressing room at
tIched, references reasonable
West Side.
| LARGE, handsome sunny room superior
4 board References r. Ich4uecd. - West bSthat
MRS. ELLIO /. NO II West 2Gth-st. has a
Ni few first sngly suite. parlor iOOr
tusTd (, required. references.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-22

NEw-l oRK Saturday, Feb 20, 1886.
The following sale was held the Exchange and Auction
Room to-day:
RU Richard !. HdrneH Co.
b.story hui ding with lot No 800 West 59th-st,
3lOf of 9th-ave, lot l7lOxlOO5; Alexander - 80
mt
New-York tribune., 1886-02-22
0onntrp propcrtn for Sale au1 Go Eet

EOR SALE, or to lease for a term Of years,
L with proper ty all that fine slate property at
WALNUIIOUE T. LehIgh Township. NOihduptOn County
Penn. known as The II tIMBAt II SLATE WORKS.
This contains twenty 81 land and has
been cd for several wears pIOaUCiug the huo- school
and roofing slate in The country ON the premises
iTmedaie operations COH-sR OF factory
buildings with machinery, s,can boilers ana pumps In eI
CcIlent and sheds TO- slate
II sold the would he willing to eiSc the whole 10
Iespons bic parties and they suitcase portions Of II
they o desire
The quarry IS wthin mile OF the railroad station at
WanutpOr The slate OF this quarry IL o. the finest luatY
and easily woTkc1.
Of csDita be Of realizing hand
dividend their investment fOr further particulars
apply 10
New-York tribune., 1886-02-22

BV +. T. R0VDIOHu.
foreclosure sale T. Dakin referee, lot 204X6l 4xlQ7
604 and 3stOry house NO 2O4 West 2Sths s. 1G.6
of7thave.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-22
Real estate agents.
aurtion Sales of Rrnl gsiale.

anrtion Sales Of Renl estate.
DICHARD V. .HARNETT& g. CO., AuctiOneers,
Ia will sell auction
the Estate Exchange Auction
Room, 90 10 6j Liberty st
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARI "a.
SPECIAL"
Peremptory sale Of eight attractive dwellings,
Nos so 81. 81. 81. 63, Gj
East Gath ST.
and LOG l,luS Parkave
Elegant brownstOne private dwellings, hardwood finished
and decorated brOwnstOne OIel windows.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25.
Executors sale
Estate John aswell deceased.
FIFTH AVENUE.
Southwest 35th.st
So feet inches FiithAy 1850 feet street with
peror 3story brick building No $40 5hayc; 4iGxs5 IT,
and extension.
SuDeTb plot for hotel club business purposes
srctOns vilege to build whole plot and plans
filed and approved for story apart uent house pror TO
passage OF the restriction against high buildings
EXECUTORS SALE Estate Mary Develin ,li5 told
No. l,22l Park 7OthSt.
AstOry high stoop browns residence Contains all i'm
hardwood finished and elegantly decOratedi
20x6UxS3. BY order OF NJ. X. HOG N Executor.
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BIZ A. II. Muller d Son.

BU D. II. Seaman.
Foreclosure sale Findey, referee plot OF land 80 l0X
3x2sO3 10 stst running u l62dst 700 II
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Bu j. Thomas NfdrDs.
sale, Hall referee lot l7XlO22 and 3stOry
dwelling No l27 East 74thst 1866 II OF Lexington
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Southern Pacific R. R. Co..
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION.
DEORGANIZATIoN OF THE LAKE ERIE

REORGANIZATION OF THE LAKE ERIE
IL ASD WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
~ the request Of various holders Of the First MOrtgag
Bonds Of the Lafayette. blooming and Munco Railway
Compauy Lake Ee and Western Railway Company and
the axe tric and western Railway COMPANY t>andusky
INituul. the uudcIsg red have consented to act pur
chasing committee under IN terms Oi aTCem nj executed
by b0ndhodrv4 and ready or genera signature
opcs tins and further nfOr alton concern
ing the plan Dee had ~ the Central Tret company and
Of the undersigned application a the company On,o
II broadway
roup OF the bonihoders and others I'm inter
est rtiu,s OrdrT t. speedy and economical
yIfiuu.
IN" tcutrIl Trust Company will receive deposit OF bonds
giving negotiable receipts la exchange therefor.
Ncw-l ok. February 10 l-.6.
FRANk g. UOLLTNS.
WILLIAM A. READ, Committee
CIAEINCI CARY.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-22

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N.Y. CITY
The the real estate Transactions recorded
In the Registers Office Yesterday
l2Oth-st g. 25S4 II W OF lst-ave, l6 8Il0Ol0 Cath
and another to Abrams. $1,000
27thst NO Z2l West z lCx9eSi Granger to Mary -
122dSt = l95 # W Of Gth.ave iiii1iOolii Fred
AdbOds wife to NJ Johnston. 2O5OO
1st.ave W s. Is II = OF 35th-st 25x65 lOx247x75
Eddy vile TO V Jsneway .;....,......... $4,000
Eddy TO 5000
12lsst II a. 2gG6 II " Ave-A. Tx 100 !. also $50
Grand-st and Lewis ST, ana also n lSthst ll6
It Of lst-aye. 4UI12, etc, ETC ii Boyd TO- .--
sdsye n cor Of 68d.st io0Ii75. i67thst
$50 IL g OF COurtlandt ave, 5OIlOO. also s 18Th
Al $50 II g Of 6th.ave. 50x9J.ll also Nos 33H and
sane and another executors same 24.75o
anc wife 70 Moore snd another :.;..:...~. 2l.33S
pearson TO same -. lO0G6
Cray. referee, to 5 fisner l9.5OO
II Beers 10000
watts ana wife to isbelI -. ..Ye.''........ 10000
! + Kramer l.2OO
Preston TO Mott -. -. 800
Ralche 70 3techer, -. 9lOOO
Ludlow to y Niver $3.50
st. l. d and staab Callender. er........... 10000
: 4 and barbara eitz % II A Howie......,; l2.25O
Wilson to Deane 1910
and VI scha 70 NJ Mccormick ................. 1900
Marks -. 81 900
Eacott TO W Noble lls,OOO
Doschef 10 NJ Wolf ... ,..'.........-- 10000
sullivan TO II siesfed l4OOO
New-York tribune., 1886-02-22

Public auction sale lot IL lxS7.6 and story house.
l2l LudlOw.s ST, g. l5i.6 fl Oi RiyingtOn-st
Executors sale lots 25XlOu each and 2sOTy houses
II and I CannOn-st e s, q OF GTand-st
- lot 25xl22.6 and 2story houses NO l3 Hamilton
running 10 No 0i Monroe ST. of Catharnost.
l lot 3UNgS9 and similar house, NO 32S East .5thst
l25 IL OF 2d-ave.
acres of land with front town Of WeStfeld
and 80 acres OF anu with house and Outbudings WI
iDgton ave, town OF Westhe.d. 1.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-22

By IO,tiS
Foreclosure sale On referee lot 25IlO05 and 2stOry
dwelling No lao East 4Sth II, l96 II " Of 3daye.
BIZ MOrdccGi q BsUGmB
foreclosure sale OGOrman referee, lot l5I2 and 4
2l3 Last l1th-st. 42l II Of 2daye
By Scott Myers.
foreclosure sale BeaTGslec ref lot 24.Bx9S9 and
4.story dwelling, No Is West 32ds 27j6 # Of 9TH
By Rchdrd Y. Harneh d Co.
Foreclosure sale Br0wn referee lease O LOT 2jx9ll
and 4sory building No 52l Vest 2Oh-st 27j Il of
10th ave. and
Similar sale Meade ree plot Of land ll2xllO ST
NichOlasave u c cor Of l24th-st
SATURDAY. FEB 81
Ry RichdTd v HGTneH q Co.
Forecosura sale NewcOnbe referee. lease O lots
9g each and 4.sOry tencments, Nos J2G and 5Zs
2lst.st. g. $50 II v Of lOthave.
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5iiuniions Uanic0--fcmalco.
MALE AND FEMALE HELP

THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT ASSOCIATION
LIT bliShed In lrJZ. incorporated lisa
\ ODELI. ITrrIGcut T.. '. ODELI. Treasurer.
W. II. PHOSSER secretary. ". A. kEILOGG, Attorney.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-22
THURSDAY, FEB. 25.
d., InIn n Rn,fd

4.
foreclosure SAFE DAYTON referee plot OF land AZ 2I
e76 2stcry house and 3stoTy buildings Nos p and
20 COrnelia ID : 1878 II c Of Bleecker-st. and
lot 325x5O 4-stOry building Nos Goa and COG 9thave,
es l69 fl u OF 43d-st.
Bg Peter T. Mcyer
Foreclosure sale awtou referee lots % GTlO09 each
and h-s0ry buildings, III aud l23 East SSh.st,
2S63 II g Of 4th-ave.
Public sale 2 lots 2jI2Dllo Wet lO6thst
ming TO lO7th-bt, l75 II W Of sthave and .
plot OF land 5lXt4 lXi"lONI24, Nos l5j
and 81 Washingtnn-st. cor Of Linertyst
Bg Rchdrd !. HrT0eH q 90.
Foreclosure sale TruaY referee 2Oxl02 2Xl 81
222xi9x-O and 3stOry dwelling. No 357 West sSdst s.
4OS9 II g OF gthaye.
Similar sle c referee plot Of land l3xlO04 Ave
Is. Of 7lsJ-st
buildings Nos l5 Z ast 26ths running 10 27thst
cor OF broadway, lZj # " Of 81 ave
Public auc sale 2JKS2 and 4story dwelling. No
l2s5 Park.ave. g % II u OF 7uth-st
Il lot 2GKJ. and 3stOTy building No 90 East 9thst
2O0a II y OF Broadway. .
II LOT 3lXO7 ana 4.stOry building NO 10 5thave = f33
IT OF litn-st, and
2.stOly stable No lO4 Jh-aye, S, J72 II n OF l5th-s
New-York tribune., 1886-02-22
WEDNESDAY. FEB. "a.

BU 4. II NtUItT q NyH
Public auction lot 23N9S9 and 4stOry house. No &c
West 22d-st, s, go II t OF 6thave.
h, IefeI fe4er
Foreclosure sale Boyd referee lot 25x2OolO and
houses, No27 West 55thst running to (NO 24)
56th.st, 475 II Of jth-ave
By JOhH 7. TOyd.
Force Osure sale King referee lOts 25NlO05 each
story buildings. Nos iIO 442 AID i44 West 41thst
s. go Il L OF lOth-ave.
By Richard Y HGrpet q Co.
Trustees sale. plot OF land and
buildings and 2sory houses Nos so and 81 Spring
OF MariOnet
Public aucton sale lot 2OxSs OK rreC 1868 and o.
stor, buildings, No 81 Petrlst 81 nu Haeue st
l99X75 3X67I I15S and 5stOTy building, No
lSl Fronts q. 33.9 II n Of Burngsip.
PILOT land OONlOO5 and 4stOrY buildings. Nos 80 10
65 East 64th-st. II " OF Park ave and
Of land with houses Nos llS7 TO ,2Ol 3daye 8,
block front between OSth and 7Oth SITS.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1886-12-18
Eleven hundred coopers of Cincin
lati are on "a strike.

Eleven hundred coopers of Cincin
natl are on a strike.
There was smash up on the b.
q o. near Ellicott City, Tuesday.
The town of Attica. Seneca county.
o.. was nearly destroyed by fire
last week, losses, $4,000.
Two colored roughs In Baltimore.
last week, killed a poor old woman
for the purpose of selling her body
to medical college for S15.
Two life-boats were wrecked at
Southport, England last week, and
about twenty brave men who were
endeavoring to rescue the crew of a
distressed vessel were drowned.
CHAMBERsBURG, Pa, Dec. IL
The Harrisburg and Potomac Com
pany completed its portion of the
connecting link at Shippensburg
today, connecting with the Western
Maryland track at Orange street, to
which point the latter was completed
about ten days since. This estab.
fishes connection between the Bal
timore and Cumberland Valley
Branch and gives the Western Mary.
land access to thirty-two miles more
of the Cumberland Valley.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1886-12-18

fiavoring and personal and financial
seasoning. If We had that peace which
the Gospel promises, W might not be
constantly looking at the darkest side
of the world and eternally at variance
with its ways; or did the worlds sue
cess attend us,-wealth, station and
influence, (no matter whether the
dismal wall of the robbed and dying
soldier grated upon eternity's dark
walls or not no matter whether the
poor and lonely widow breathes her
last wrapped in the cold embrace of a
hardened mother earth no matter
if the homeless orphan munches the
scanty leavings of hungered dog
with as much gusto as if they were the
choicest dainties no matter whether
the innocent maiden or trusting wife
be robbed of gifts such as the world
cannot bestow; mo matter for such
little things where wealth and station
and thelittle sanguine-hued god reign
supreme. If needs be, then, we could
save one little st. Vincentde Paul for
twenty-five cents and shine before the
world, the ears of which the shrieks
and groans of dying despair will
never reach. True, they say you are
a fool for opposing the world; we
answer so was Christ. They say why
not put on little style and make with
the world; Its arms are open to re-
ceive you; Ito the extent of your
purse.l We answer with the indie
pendence of a railroad magnate, "the
world be d-d.O
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1886-12-18
Horaee's Gap.--Jefferson Co..

The third month of the school at
the Gridiron Academy" closed on
the 9th inst, with an enrolment of
20, and an average attendance of %.
The percentage of attendance was 80,
emitting non-memhership. Those
present every day were Edith M. Ev.
ans, Annie V. Lloyd, Jacob w. Ev-
ans and Harry A. Evans.
Our market-man and fellow villager,
Mr.. Jas. w. Chapman, has been pref
ty busy recently dressing turkeys,
chickens and ducks, which he is ship
ping to the city markets.
Mr.. John a. Shepherd, of Washing
ton, d. c., spent last Sunday with his
brother-in-law, Mr.. Siford, at I" Hope
well Mills Mr.. Shepherd was visit
ing his two little children who live
with Mr.. Siford.
Master George Karicofe, son of Mr..
VIM. H. Karicofe, wrs so unfortunate
as to break his leg yesterday morning.
George was catching some chickens
and fell in getting over fence with
the above result. | believe that DIR.
Byington adjusted the injured limb.
Mrs. Eugene Baker, we are glad to
state, Is now convaleScent.
Some "curs of low degreeu invaded
Mr.. David Henry's sheepfold on Mon
day and killed three sheep. Mr.. Hen
ry pursued the invaders, and succeeded
in capturing two of their rear guard,
and of course promptly put his pris-
oners to death. Those two dogs will
never again eat mutton surreptitious.
ly.
Last week "Kn wrote that death
and taxation were certain" why not
add weddings, and complete the trio?''
Well "K'' has had so many and vari-
ed experiences while seeking a life
partner that / thought he knows some
of the reasons why weddings were moi
certain, but, now suppose he thinks
that he has his Birdie" nearly safe,
but he still has few doubts, hence he
asks why weddings are not certain.
From the way he gets over the road
to the coach factory, he surely has the
fright of way" at least William saws
1t looks like that to his bedimmed
vision. Congratulations upon your
success Brother i" K" and will ex.
press the hope that l may soon hay
the pleasure of welcoming you to the
army of Benedicts. TEMpLAR.
! Dec. 18th, 1885.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1886-12-18
SALE.
TUESDAY, DEC. 2lst, 1856.

The undersigned will sell at public sale at
the residence of P. ID. Weaver, five miles from
Martinsburg. on Parks Gap road. on Dec. 2lst.
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. M, the following
valuable personal property: horses, good
brood mares, i'll foal 2 colts, yearling, two
years five cows fresh and with calf, / be-
ing OF imported stock; 10 head of hogs, no
goats, l6 fine cotswold sheep in good condition,
26 stands of bees in success bee hives, lot of
foundation q smoker, empty hive. and about
500 section boxes 3-horSe wagon and bed,
spring wagon. 2-horse Studebaker wagon and
bed, falling-top buggy and 2-wheel gig, pair of
shelvings, l ID. NJ. Osborne No. IL harvester, 8
foot cut new ; l Russell mower, | new Keller
late improved drill, Greencastle drill, horse
rake, cider mill, new, Whitson Bro, make ;
shear plows, Roland chilled pillow, double
shovel plows, single shovel pillow, cultivator,
harrows, land roller, running gear of single
sleigh. 2-horse Sled grain fan, grain cradles,
oss-cut saw, full set OF carpenter tools, Sc Is
wagon gears, sets buggy harness, riding sad
dies and brides. ladys riding saddle, sets
pillow gears lot fiynets, large iron kettle, bar
toes more or less, bushel of timothy seed, 10
tons of hay more or less lot of corn in shock
u ton of coal, lot of straw, forks, rakes, show
els, axes, maui and wedges, picks, crowbars,
wedges, stone hammers, &c. Also, household
and kitchen furniture, such as fine cooking
range. plate stove, carpets, chairs. &C., lot
of cider barrels, and many other articles not
mentioned.
TERMS.-All sums of $40 and under, Cash.
chaser giving note with approved security,
payable at Peoples Nat. BANK. No property
to be removed until terms are complied with.
j. W. Dodd, Auc'er. JNO. FITZ, Admir-.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1886-12-18
GREENsBURG ITEMS.

Editor HERALD AS the Greensburg
Items have not appeared in The HERALD
for some time we have concluded to
undertake the task after waiting in vain
for some one to come forward and draw
pen pictures of the happening of our
usually lively ~ village for the readers
of THE HERALD.
The Greensburg Sabbath school will
have an entertainment and Christmas
tree this year as usual.
Greensburg School for third month
reports, averaging daily attendance, 80.
Highest number of headmarks in the
dictionary, George E. Welshans third
spelling class, Ella Welshans second
spelling class. Walter Lemaster. Neither
absent nor tardy 81. Clay Leatherman.
Dec. 10Th, 'S6. A. T.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1886-12-18
STATE NEWS.

w. Fl. Robinson, aged Ga, serving
eleven years in the penitentary for the
murder of A. Belcher, of Walden, w
Va, has been pardoned by the gov
ernor, on a condition that he shall
never drink any more whiskey.
A report comes from Tyler County
that VIM. Sine has suffered the loss
of his barn and contents by fire,
damage to his property, threats upon
his life, and notices to leave the
county or take the consequences
all from self,constituted regulators
all spite work. The Legislature
should make law that would crush
out these outrages. They are dis
grace to the State.
FREDERICK, Dec. 11.-Captain
George Bost, of Martinsburg, W.
Va, the freight conductor who was
injured in collision on the Balti
more and Ohio Railroad at Bush
Creek station. Sunday last, was
to-day pronounced to be in a
hopeless condition. His legs have
become paralyzed, and be shows
other signs of a physical decline
that is expected to result in death.
He is still lying at the Hafner
House in this city.
A suit in the u. S. Court from
Nicholas Co.. involving 10000 arcres
of land, has been decided i'll favor OF
those holding the original grants,
and against the dozen or more farm.
ers who have improved and cultivat.
ed the land. That they must leave
ir now, seems unjust. Among the
witnesses were four men, the "oldest
Inhabitants" aged from Is to nearly
100 years.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1886-12-18

A passenger train on the Fort
Worth and Denver Railroad was
boarded by three robbers, Sunday,
who relieved the passengers of eight
watches and S104 in money.
By two freight trains running into
each other on the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad near Memphis
Sunday, Cenducto: 7. F. Greer had
both his legs cut off, and three
tramps, who were stealing a ride,
were killed.
CHAMBERsBURG, Pa, Dec. IL
The grain elevator of the Western
Maryland Railroad Company at
Green Village was totally DESTROYED
by fire last night, also one box car
standing by it. There we're about
l 200 bushels of wheat in the eleya.
tor, which is still burning and will
be total loss.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1886-12-18
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Wonderful Cures.

w. d. Hoyt & Co, Wholesale and Re-
tail Druggists of Rome, Ca, says: We
have been selling DR.. Kings New Dis
covery, Electric Bitters and Bucklen Is
Arnica Salve for two years. Have never
handled remedies that sell as well. or
give such universal satisfaction. There
have been some wonderful cures effected
by these medicines in this city. Several
cases of pronounced Consumption have
been entirely cured by use of few bot
ties of DR.. Kings New Discovery, taken
In connection with Electric Bitters. We
guarantee them always. Sold by F. C.
Williams Jr. & Bro.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1886-12-18
A GREAT DISCOVERY!
HoLDSTEIN'S ARoMANNA

The only sure cure for Dyspepsia, and
all Kidney, Liuer, Blood, and SKIN Dis
eases. Is warranted not only to relieve
but to cure the worst cases of Dyspepsia,
and is panacea for all diseases arising
from disordered condition of the Liver
or Stomach, such as Indigestion, Bilious
ness, Sick Headache, Distress after eat
ing, weakness of Kidney or Bladders,
call at A. NJ. GILBERT'S
Drug store and get bottle. Price 25
and rs. Also, all kinds of Drugs, Pat
ent Medicines, and Toilet and Fancy ar
ticles, and everything kept in a first
class drug store. jan88
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1886-12-18
THE PENITENTIARY CHARGES.

The following from the Mounds
vile Herald shows that the trouble
with the penitentIary officers is too
much politics. There is a standing
complaint to the same effect against
other State Institutions g Sol. Peck
IS Wilson man, and you caLnot
lind Camden man who is not
crying for his head. Stick pin
there y
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1886-12-18

PARKERsBURG, Dec.15.-A fire at
Ashton, from defective fue, des-
troyed a large store building, and. a
full stock of merchandise belonging
to A. Hanly. Loss on goods $4,000;
on building, $4,000.
A young son of Louis Grosskloss,
living near here, was found last
night lying on cake of ice in the
river frozen stiff. He had been
missing from home a few hours.
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Greatly Excited.

Not few of the citizens of Martins
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pronounced by their physicians as incur.
able and beyond all hope-suffering with
that dreaded monster Consumption
have been completely cured by DIR. King &
New Discovery for Consumption, the
only remedy that does positively cure
all throat and lung diseases, Coughs
Colds, Asthma and Bronchitis. Trial
bottles free at E. C. Williams, Jr., &
Bro. s Drug Store. large bottles 81.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE!

HARRISBURG, W. Va, Dec. 10, 1886.
The accounts of Joseph G. Kitchen,
administrator of Henry c. Kitchen, de-
ceased, are before the undersigned for
settlement, and any person having debts
or demands against the estate of Henry
c. Kitchen, decd, are requested to pre-
sent proof of same at my Office in the city
of Martinsburg, on or before the Goth day
of January, 1887. Given under my hand
as Commissioner of Accounts, the day
and year first aforesaid.
dec11-6t j. 7. PICKING, Com'r.