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Containing so Acres.

lying on. the East and North side OF North
Mountain.
This sale, if not completed on the day
above named, will be postponed until com
pleted without further notice than oral
proclamation.
TERMS OF SALE. -One-third of the
purchase money cash ON day Of sale. and
the remainder in two equal payments, due
in one and two years respectively. the pur-
chaser to execute his notes therefor. 10
bear interest from the day Of sale. said
deferred payments shall be secured by u
lien or deed Of trust on the propertv SOLD
ID. Z. WESTENHAVER,
oZ0,3t Substituted Trustee.
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Alone senators oamden,s New Line.

Ex-senator J. N. Camden, of
West Virginia, was at the Baltimore
and Ohio Central Building yester-
day, consulting with its officers
about the rolling stock and equip
ment for his new road, the Upper
Monongahela River Railroad. He
said about two-thirds of the road
was built now, and could be used TO
run over. About half the coke ovens
have been built, and the rest will be
completed shortly. He will make a
visit to the new road on Thursday,
and expects to have with him Second
Vice-President Thomas nj. King, of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad /;
Mr.. E. w. Clark, the Philadelphia
banker: Senator German and Mr..
James Sloan.--BdH. Sun, Esd inst.
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Trustees Sale
Or A
Valuable Farm!

By virtue of the authority conferred By
TWO certain deeds of trust, both OF which
We're executed by NJ. G. HEDGES. John Nv
Hedges, and Decatur Hedges 10 +. S.Trox.
ell, trustee, one of which deeds bears date
June IA, 1888, and is on record in the office
OF the clerk of the county court of Berkeley
county, in deed book No. 50, pages I5s q
and secures Samuel Buscy, q. w. Nc
hown and Lucy McKown. and the other
OF said deeds bears date May .l4th, 1884,
book No. 81, pages 316 and 817, and sacures
henry J, seibert, and the said + ;. Trox-
ell, trustee, having died, the undersigned
substituted trustee, in pursuance OF the
authority, VIII sell AL public
auction at the front door Of the Court
house Of said county. on
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ALSO two LOTS

in South Bolivar, known as the House TaY-
ern property.
LOT NO. lying north of Shenandoah
st. and fronting on same about SO feet. and
running back about 90 feet to the "Garrot
Lots" containing 25 percheS of land.
LOT NO. lying south Of Shenandoah
street, beginning at q point opposite Union
street In south line of Shenand oah street, be-
ing forty feet from the outer edge vi the
pavement on the north eide of street, thence
extending Union street line about Al feet to
the old o. S. Canal, thence down the same
81 feet, embracing all the space between said
Old Canal and Shenandoah street to line
ten feet below the end OF the Old Stone Tav.
ern House, and contains ~ perches of land.
Plats Of the above uamed lots may be seen
81 the Offices OF the undersigned in Charles
town, and will be exhibited on the day of
sale.
TERMS OF SALk-One.third of The pur.
chase money cash, and tie residue in one and
two ears. equal paymenls-.tha purchasers
TO execute bonds for the deferred purchase
money, bearing Interest from the day of sale.
The Il tie to be reserved till the purchase mon-
ey Is ell paid
FRANK 9ECKWITa,
T. O. GREEN,
FORREST W. BROWN
Special Commissioners.
W. y. Anderson, Auctioneer.
Ia tie Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court of
Jefferson County, W. Va,
hereby certify thst Frank Beckwith, ESQ.
one Of TIE Special Comm. sioners, has given
bond as required by law aud ia accordance
With decree therein
T. w. LATIMER.
septzs,5t Printers fee S24 So Clerk
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CURED BY CuricuRA.

am cured of loathsome disea Sc, eczema,
in its worst stage tried different doctors
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ISAAC II. GERMAN. Wurtsboro N Y
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Contains oI3 Acres.

The quality of this land is excellent lime.
stone, IN fine state of cultivation; large
young orchard, bearing well, on the place;
about 40 acres Of good meadow bottom ami
running water on the farm, convenient 10
the buildings Altogether, this is ono of
the most desirable farms, either for rent
ing or residence, in the county.
Also, adjacent to the above, tract of
GOOD wood land
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ELECTION NOTICE.

An Election viii be held at the Court
house, on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9TH.
1850, for three School Commissioners. one
each nom the Third, Fourth and Fifth
Wards Of MaTtinsburg Independent School
District, q serve for two years from jan
uary l. 1890.
By order Of Board II Education.
ol9,2t ,. III. WHITSON, Pres.
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was sick in the fall of 1888 with a burn
ing and itching so bad that in three weeks |
was covered with rash, and could not sleep
nights or work days. Some doctors thought
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All persons are hereby notified, and
George Parsons Is specially notified, not
TO trespass on or cut timber Of any kind
on my Promises near Ganotown, Berke-
ley comfy, w. Va. will hereafter en-
force the law strictly as To trespassers.
LIZZIE PARSONS.
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NOVEMBER Oil, 1850.

at O'Clock, p. m, the real estate convex
ed IN the said two deeds of trust,aLd which
SAID real estate is described as follows: "A
certain tract of real estate, lying in He'd
gesyille district in said county, about six
Hed0esville and - -
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Skins on Fire

4 gonizing, itching, burning, and bleed
ing Eczema IN ats 1corst stages. A ram
sore from head to feet. Hair gone.
Doctors and hospitals fail. Tried eve-
Tything Cured By the CuticurG Rem.
e1;es IN. So
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Most Intense Itching.

have used the Cuticura Remedies success
fully for my baby, who was afflicted with
eczema, and ad such intense itching that be
got no rest day or night. The itching is
gone, and my baby is cured, and is now a
healthy rosy checked boy.
MARY KELLERMANN. Beloit. Kss
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL Estate.


PURSUANT to decree of tie Circuit
Court of Jefferson County W. Va, rendered
ON the 18th day of June, 1889, in the Chan
Gerry cause of Anthony Busey VS.. Lucy Wager
ct al the undersigned. Special Commission.
ers, will offer for sale at public auction
On Saturday, October 90, 80,
at II o'clock, u. m, in front of the Hotel
Conner, in Harpers Ferry. Jefferson county,
W. Va, the following valuable Real Estate,
situated in the towns of Harper's Ferry and
Bolivar. belonging to the heirs of the late
Gerard B. Wager. In Harper's Ferry, viz.
LOT NO. 40. ON the Wager plat of Divi-
sion of the six Acre Reservation" fronting
80 feet inches on the "Public Walk" and
80 feet on Church Alley-depth on one side
I73 feet and on the other 179 feet, improved
by DOUBLE FRAME
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BUILDING OCCUPIED AS A
STORE-ROOM.

Part of LOT NO. Sc, known as the Wager
Office Lot fronting on High st. Sc feet in.
ches, running back to stone wall with Mrs.
Boerly about 10 feet and with Swayne Lot
about 20 feet, improved by a
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oFFTCE

LOT NO, 8, in the Wager Reservation;
has front bn Shenandoah or Bridge st. of
20 feet, running back with sides parallel to
the Potomac river.
In the town of Bolivar, viz A TRACT
OF LAND in Bolivar, containing
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3 Acres and SO Perches.

beginning at stone in the north line of
Washington ST. and on the west side Of the
Old Furnace road, q corner to the Thomas
jenkins lot. This tract has been plated and
divided into Lots-Lot No. cornering on
Washington st. and Old Furnace road, run.
ming back from Washington ST. 1919 poles to
an alley 20 feet wide, and containing roods
end 3 perches of land.
LOT NO. 2 fronts on the Old Furnace
road 7.45 poles, and contains rood and 80
perches.
SeLOT NO. fronts on said road 6.55 poles
and contains FOODS and 9 perches.
LOT NO. fronts on said road 6.5 poles,
and contains 2 roods and 81 perches.
LOT NO. 5 has a front of about $50 poles
on said road and contains roods and SO
perches of land.
The above named tract will be sold either
in the above parcels or as whole, to suit
purchasers.
Also tract in West Bolivar, containing
3 ACRES, ROODS AND IL PERCHES
of Land, beginning at the intersection of
Washington and Polk streets, and adjoining
Storer College Farm, known as the Small.
wood tract. This tract will be offered as
whole.
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MUSCULAR STRAINS

DIMPLES, blackheads red rough, chapped &
lMoily kin prevented by CUTIcURA Soar.
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DWELLING HOUSE.

LOT NO. SO, on said plat, situated on
High or Washington street, just below the
stone steps; has front of 81 feet 3 inches,
improved by q
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Burning and Itching.

ISAAC II. GERMAN. Wurtsboro. N
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An Unfortunate Sachel.
From the Chicaoo Nail.

Remember my telling you l intended to
send my wife to some summer resort to keep
her away from any gossipy friends who might
have seen me with the handsome girl?" asked
my fat little married friend yesterday. "Well,
she is back again and there's trouble. took
a night train to visit her and keep up our ac-
auaintance. Train was crowded. / had an
upper berth and some lady had the lower. I
did not sit in the section during the evening,
as had some fool friends on the car who like
to be funny, and in the morning l located in
the smoking compartment, and just before the
train arrived sent the porter after my sachel
and traps. The first thing my wife picked out
of that sachel was an internally feminine gar
ment, and the thermometer showed a gain of
400 in the best time on record. As for the hu-
midity-well, the Johnstown food isn't in it.
worked for an hour or so and got things fairly
cleared up when the sachel made another play
and broke the bank l never read novels but
there was novel, and letter sticking in it. l
only saw it was addressed to Dearest aud was
signed Maud OF course it was letter she in
tended sending her beloved, but Dearest never
received it. We came home by separate trains,
and there you are. Funny, isn't it9 SO funny
don't know whether to see a doctor orc law
YER about il, ~
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IF IT HAD ONLY BEEN A BOY.
But It's g. Girl, and on That Account
Loses Millions.
From the Ne,o York World.


The girl baby born Tuesday morning to
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hooker Hamersley at their
summer cottage at College Point, L. l., will
be famous as the baby who brought joy to
numerous charities in the state of New
York, and whose advent had been antici-
pated with an interest that extended beyond
the usual small circle of immediate rela-
tives and friends.
Poor little toll 1t is impossible for her
to realize how many and great interests
hung around her entrance to this vale of
tears. She little knows what changes
change in her sex would have brought in
the disposition of a great estate, or how, far
across the sea, a lord and lady in one Of
England's most famous ancestral homes
awaited the cable announcement of her
arrival. Although no courtiers filed
the halls of the house in which
she was born, although no armed
guards kept watch without, although
no nation awaited her coming and no can
non were fired nor flags flung to the breeze
to signaiize her earthly debut, rarely has
princess or queen been born with all these
accomplishments whose birth has involved
larger properties than that of Miss Hamers-
ley, infant daughter of j. Hooker Hamers-
ley, of the good city of New York, and
cousin by marriage, once removed, of Blen-
helms mistress, the American Duchess of
Marlborough. Listen to the tale of wealth
and woe
There died in New York in 1888, Louis C.
Hamersley, ST., for many years a promi-
nent member of the New York business and
social worlds. A quaint old man of courtly
bearing and pleasant manners, he was well
known to all the older residents of the city.
He had one insepa able companion, his son,
Louis c. Hamersley, Jr. The two men
dressed alike, talked alike, and, save for
wide difference in age, which naturally
showed itself, were a counterpart in form
and features. They were called "the Ham
ersleY twins" and rarely day went by in
winter that they were not seen walking on
Fifth avenue together, engaged in close aud
earnest conversation. They became almost
landmarks, and when the elder man die
New York society felt it had lost one of its
founders
A man of large wealth, there was little
discussion as to who should be his benef-
ciary, and in few days it was announced
that he had left his vast estate entirely to
his son. Notwithstanding his devotion to
his father, the younger man had not been
entirely insensible to the charms of the fair
sex. He had become engaged a few years
earlier to Miss Emily Iselin, niece of the
weli-known banker Adrian Iselin, but this
engage .nent was broken. Soon afterward
New York society was called upon to well
come as the new finance of the rich Mr..
Hamersley, Miss Lily Price, leading belle
of the good city OF Troy, N. Y, and
daughter of Commander Price, ore of the
unions wartime defenders. Their mar
riage soon followed, and elder Hamersley,
with conscious pride, introduced his sons
wife to society. His death, however, was
tho great a blow to be borne by so devoted
son. and few months after his demise
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Please Don't

For moment suppose we are fooling when
we say we are selling out; 1t Is as sure as
you live The senior member of the firm,
after an active partnership Of thirty years,
retires, thus necessitating the closing out in
order to settle up. What better evidence
do you want than your own eyes9 We
any mans money. Our S15 suits are as
good III not better than any SIS suit Won
can buy anywhere. We offer you our Sl5
suits for $40. Hats, shirts, and everything
in our line is offered at reduced price
Remember, that it is not now question of
profit, the goods have o be sold regardless
Of cost. "Ihe Famous" IA Congress
street. northeast corner Whitaker, Sayan-
nah Ga
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BARGAINS AT SILVA'5.
Spring Clearing Sale of Surplus 8

Spring Clearing Sale of Surplus Stock.
Odd Lots, Remnants and Slightly
Imperfect Goods at Less Than COST
to Make Room for New Importations
large lot of lamps very cheap.
Special prices on dinner sets, tea sets.
chamber sets and fancy articles.
A splendid opportunity to secure bar
gains.
Am opening spring stock of fly fans.
water coolers, ice cream freezers, wire dish
covers. and other summer goods. which
will be sold at low figures
A large lot of lunch, market and other
baskets.
All this and much more at SILvA,s.
40 Broughton street.
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The Great Rochester Beer

viii now be offered to the people of Savan-
nah by all grocers and liquor dealers, and
will be sure to,become as popular as it has
in all the large cities north-absolutely
pure and unadulterated. Sold by all first
class grocers and bars.
Made only by the Rochester Brewing
Company of Rochester, N. Y, and sold
only in bottles. For sale by John Lyons
& Co, J.. McGrath, S. w. Branch, w. q.
Cooper, Moehlenbrock & Dierks and John
Lynch.
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AUCTION SALES TODAY.
~~~-~-~-~-~~~~~-~---~--
AU C1ION . ALE
OF
Unclaimed Freight at Central Railroad.

THE following articles will be sold by C. H
L Dorsett, at the New street Freight Ware
house Central Railroad, on MONDAY, the 18th
OF August, 1883, at 10 O'Clock, for payment OF
freight charges
q. A. WHITEHEAD, Gen. Freight Agent.
Johnson, T. F-6 boxes scenery, etc.
McCormick VIM car brick.
s sand # RAJ won't wan ro o2n betting
Branuan, ;. Al smoke stack.
Bountree & Pa pair fire dogs
Ellison. J. H.-2 pcs engine crates.
Davis q M pillow casting and pillow foot
BBa asssy P Bo o4 ron So5f sIo ssss5ns
Sanderford, D. W = pkgs blinds.
Fulgham, d. Wi bdl pots.
Wash, Pa bdl polish.
Lewis, Albert-2 chest tools.
Howard Peter-1 NJ I trunk.
Harding, Edy-t box goods.
Lee g. Hightower-l euanO mixer and pulley.
Barnes. Ell box case.
Wilson. j. Il. M pc pipe.
Mcdowell, j. Nj bdllightwood.
Mott, c. a Goa pillow points.
Archer & K.-1 Dbl vinegar.
Parish. @. Ms iron rollers and cap.
Hattie & Maiden ironing board
Chany a. Brnson-l bd bedding, 1 w board.
2.tubs. bis board, pot, l I pitcher, bucket,
chair, rocker and box.
NJ. NJ Ii box drugs.
J. II. M NJ. T. box.
Daniels, H. H.-2 pals jelly.
Hynds, ]. G.-1 box potash.
Laster. Monroe-l keg cider
Dorsey, J; II PKG hardware
Collins a Co.. j. SO 1S bbls vinegar.
Edward & Go boxes merchandise.
Helmken j. PA bdls paper bags.
Echols, Geo bdls butter cups.
f. Goipin, NJ Ell iron safe.
Williams, L. WI lounge.
Nathan Bros-2 bdls ends, bdls rails.
bdls stats.
Park, julie bdle -four.
franklin Fra BTl pulley and pcs iron.
Simmons Ri pkg signs.
Ellis, Handy box Tools
b. x 81 box stove castings.
Adams & J.-5 cases collins.
Heatch g. Co., c. CT box glassware
t6l26)-1 case cigars.
CTi-7 pkgs furniture new
Wilson, w. CT NJ T. case.
Hainer, w. Tt box hats.
Wilson C. Coz cases NJ + tins.
Henderson, G. HI bdle burlaps
Chatterton & WI bdle burlaps.
Ia bdls green hides.
Johnson, r. & Col case sunGrles.
Larkin, j. ID. & Col box soap
Holmes & Col case NJ T tins.
Cleveland, Miss A. B-t bdl domestics,
Larribee ~ Co, f.. ii case NJ L tins.
Check 2936-i small zinc trunk
Check sOs-1 common wooden trunk.
Cheek b115-1 common wooden trunk.
Cheek 338-1 small black valse.
Check 25lS-1 trunk
Head. }. M.-2 pcs pipe.
IiaWS, IS. Al keg cider.
b. & Col bdl pillow points
Hancock, S. Tt pear evaporator.
Lawrence, b. Id bdls wall paper
Standard on Col NJ. Z. oil tank.
Drury, il box.
Griffin Il WI box.
Hall, J. Pa boxes clocks and ornaments
Clark, f.. il box
Lppman os-1 box drugs
No mark-2 bales duck.
No mark Dbl syrup.
No marh-1 box backing brushes.
No mark box canned goods.
No mark bureau.
No marks heel plows, 10 cast plows.
No mark stove.
No mark trunk household goods.
No mark box hardware
No mark box tinware.
No mark box boots and shoes.
No mark lot of trunks and umbrellas.
No mark lot walking canes.
No mark lot sundries consisting Of about
100 packages unmarked goods.
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At the Harnett House, Savannah. Ca.
you get all the comforts of the high-priced
hotels, and save from 81 To 50 per day.
Try it and be convinced. -boston Home
Journal,
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At Estill's.

IT Indicates trace. tInches and hundredths
l.. A. benson. Observer Signal Corps.
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REWARD.


CTOLEN, on the sth inst, one Gold Hunting
= Case Watch: movements 7. S. Bartlett
A. w. c., No 1606813; stem winder. Finder
will receive a liberal reward. JOSEPH II.
BAKER, Alapaha, Ga.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

- ~ - SA4N II w " Akbe
ADVERTISEMENTS. Is Word, o,
more, 81 thSs column inserted for ONE
CENT A Word. Cash 81 Advances, SaoA
assertion
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PERSONAL.
,@SCSoS~~c~c1~>C~ sce-S-OC~C~CC-N-O--
l. for one dozen Cabinet Photographs and one
extra in Sxl0 giltframe. J. n. WILSON, p Bull
street.
EREsH supply at HEIDT'S of the we'll known
L and superior Confectionery. HaRdsomest
packages put up.
I DAMS effected for any amount by ROBT. H.
II TATEM, Real Estate Dealer and Auction
eer.
MOTHERS, relieve baby Of heat by using
VI Boracine Toilet Nursery Powder. Highly
perfumed. Try it.
TWO DOLLARS pays for one dozen Cabinet
l. photographs, including one extra, hand
somely colored in SXl0 gilt frame. cord and nail
SOC. extra SAVANNAH PHOTO, co, l4g
Broughton street.
A 7 LAST, the supply has arrived Of HEIDT'S
"a surerior Chocolate Creams at 25c., and
Fancy Mixture SIC.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

EDITS for reliable goods at low prices.
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED, an energetic traveller, who is al
w ready on the road, to take a side line on
commission from well-known New York i'm
porting house. The goods sell to general stores,
druggists, stationers, etc, and the route must
cover small, and medium sized towns. Goods
sold mostly from catalogue and photographs.
Good opportunity for a WIDE awake man. Best
of references required. Address, stating terri
tory covered, Traveller" box 1877 New York.