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A Safe RR,v"s:s:se.is.

IL on, " hh'h H. guaranteed To- hIHg ynr
f,;i-iac'Ty results, or IA case o; iai:nre Il r->
'urn Of pu'ci'a>e pine GA 'ii> mt. pan
you c:,,t bay tram cur adv-r istd l'sr4si>i -
in,,l.. at Dr Kings New Discovery ter Cen.
SUMPTION. Il !, Gnraf'r"d 10 t.i"! rci.e' ia
every ca,'-, Wien used Too ANY ali Gun a.
rhruat Luug> 81 Chest. such - Cuu.ru plinn
|, tlann anon at L,ug> Bro, rhIiis ~ hn.a
Mhu"piny tourh, trnup. r'c.. etc. 1t l.
plea. Ant and agrr-ahlt. To- taste perfect >air
and can always h- dcprpdr! up1". Ia
bn,tles free Al Dr. J. :. Bra.iey's uins s'o'"
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

GAINESVILLE, Tex. Jme !. 1873 Wy
!iu.r boy 3 years Old. ha. been frr'Ff"'
y"arS III bad lraiih We dols'i ~ "tht
sil> hiu. neither 80 the doctors az "" hi>
disease. AMI they could moi de- hir W! e'""'
lie was very wtak-cUtIld h;"' ""'N
arnnni az times AM nouti swell NV ~
,o,,c, H.. .,,,,,,.,c..I,. L,,. ,nsi y Co
ton ralch Biitrfs lat April and n"" "'' ~"
bird bottle H., his g"'t ~ ing "n" "a"
walk ml.e> ~ "A tp'e - ii:,nur CIV" ''''-
Jt,,,i. -, o,,. 9, caus.. i.,t. improvement
,.,, ,,,, Cana, pa,,t, p, ,. j Ii >Iark-
S,,i IvL ) H-sz;.v sept In
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

a 20 days strictly cash sale at
HERMAN KAHN'S, in which
time he will have for sale 100 barrels
of GALA LILY FLOUR, WORKS
SIS 50 for 81 90. This is the best
-four ever brought to this country.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

81 have use,l Ayers Cherry Pastoral
IN my family for thirty years and have
always found il the hest remedy for
Group. 10 which complaint my children
hayc been SnLlect. Capt. L. Caricy.
BROOKLYN. ~. Y.
Prom IN experience Of over thirty
;ra.S in the sale OF proprietary med!-
cin5S. ! feel justified in recommending
Ayers Cherry reci0ral. Ono of tho
! best recommendations az the Pcc,or;,l il
f, .he enduring quality OF its popularity. !;
being more salalio now than II was
tw"nt viva years Ago, when its great
'rrr'eSS WIS r0nsite:ei maryeious."-
q. =. Drake. -. -. Bei;ot. Kans.
-" Ny little Si.t1-, four years OF aga.
rs So Ill from bronchitis tia: we Lad
moSt given ~ hcpe Of her recovery.
~. u family lhysiciln. g sl:ilful man and
!, ttr9" experience. pronounced i us<s-
II 10 giro her any more medicine
, =" HAT lo had done all II Was I,LS-
~" do, and We mus, prepare for tho
q, ~ hast resort, we determined
ira gers Cherry Pecto-al, and eau
hfsy. with tie most happy results.
rr.shinc few doses s!ie seemed 10
o., 'sa-i"r, sni, w:,l'.n n week, w.s
E,.rt In"cr. We continued giving tie
= vol sIutil saii,ii,l size was entirely
IN r., has riveu Too u,.hounied faith
! pd%, ara.a,ion, ami l recommend |.
To my customers. &C. q.
trggist. Font Wayne, iud.
L
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
Tseris ssif.S.

ne desire To- say 80 our cr'i2ers -, e.,
V"hfN ~ have been selling DR. kur., Nnu
Discovery irr Consumption, nr Euy'. ",
Lite P'H-. burtIsn's Arulou Saiye and Fla.
'iir Bi'ter-. ard have never handled ,a.,.J,-.
MAI sci! - we'll. az tirat have given s,,c,, mn
re:>a' satisfaction. We do rot h..i,a.-T
@naI tee item every time 49,,
re- -n'f The pr,-r-r'''-r rric'. u say
= Is 10 NJ, follow their .sc. 1hs-r
.y. wor@ ih,ir great yoruarfy
t,ei, merits. Dr.. J. S. Beazrss
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

An honn.t SW. he led, lis s'orv in plan
i,ui unni,iaaab t l,nyn a.c tor the benefit q:
,l,e pubic. One oI may children took It
severe cold a'!' .-et the truup ! gave her i
tra-poatlui y thau,et tou.h Remedy
AMI IN five minutes later | gave her ON,
more hy this TINE >ii, lSt u" cough ny the
gathering in her throat THIN She wen: 70
sleep and slept good for fifteen minutes. Ia 4
she got mp and yonilled; Then ,he went bach
20 ted AMI slept gonu is.r the r=irani-r OF the
night, She g., Tie Group The second ni-h
aud gave the same remedy with the sam,
good results. | write Ihis because | thnu. ID
here migl, he -on- one in the same Ieet
Iunna.uoi kn"Y the tue nlrns- OF .his wonder
kNine. "-C,arl-s A. Tao"p-e-n, De,
N 80 cent hotties for sale b.
Nov.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

off H the ' "sS,'"y y, evening GROVE, 60,
making souo e,"n' dark and af,e,
Mr. Tod,,s. a"iry wake: over ic
beautiful w"man, WHO T WE "'s +
'a'' just been marie. toe 80 ,,,'''' "
young men i" the croad We f,;I =
!" Se' 'Heir n"nts, l,ut j. !
full measure Of ~~"rP'ness IN '''p
new modc o/lIte. !
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

The flower; that bloom m the Spring time
ira Ia r
Found hm sick in the bed with chil.. .,o''.
ball."
But fhea;hsn,'s Chill Tonic got bHn up on
his freila,s"
"And he new daily sings, Will Walking f'e
sfreetlrt-''
IL undoubtedly cured hi> ''akes' ha' hal!
Sent 1in
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
r,ysap>im Sud Liver I'c,pn,u.t.

:. Is 1t not WORTH The small price oi
ccnis to free Yourself Of every
fmp,om of these distressing com.
Plainis, II YOU think So cal! at q
store AID get a bottle of Stil
Fitalizrr. Every bottle has II r.
guarantee on il, use ncrordiuulr,
ii It does YOU II" good il will cost N
noii.ing. Sid hy 4 " Thomson,
Drlhi; j 5 B~az!ev, R',,yilie.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

There is conti,ial inquiry about
lots, proposition ard planning OF
business houss and residences in
Rayville. where there Is SO much
smoke thee is bound to he some
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
Try eLscs,2nauaNT tsior Dyspepsia.

For sick hpadyAe, cauSed by a
n diso'dertd s;o.ach. Ayers Ca,har-
Tie Pills are tl,ffnost +. liable remedy
MY mother fst recommended thtst.
Pills to me, nirty years ago. They
are the mileSt and best pureative in
use" So. Bradburn, Wortllirgton,
Mass.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

r. L. Binion and his Jr' $ have
been ept too busy this vi opening
and mar ing down the pre- of goods
to write the quantity o locals in
tended. Call and see.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
Ssorc Unsolicited ~>s'.n'oay.

JCuo..,'', ''r'N'I, A'k snsyir,r I'll
Ship as at on~c " ''."''' / q en- I ire.
"iv''.g urlVer>,i sa:r' ''''' = - ','.''f Il
r'sII'e guarantee " ''e r.
turned. Il, sper'r,N - H.
Sold Hy DryS B"azl'i;n " ''-"'"s'''
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

Who want. yo,J saing N.echines
can al either Of The o!i"" ihg "'ac'ii'f
,b.p for cash ar cure,. arms:
improved Wheeler "ils"''-
4 Two Of Avery Mac'ses--
One E.dridge b arPly TO
WILEY P. siANGilAG
M3.'ss.n Ra,vn.;I,-a.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
You should know II.

Rvsl's thi'i Cure contains no posons and
is peasani TO iaNe. A box Of pills free viii,
esh bottle. Fer sale ty Chas. Tiiche
T aug3-3m
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

Ch'aiham's Chill Tome on'a'"s neither
C"Ininc. Cmchouidia, Arsfc. S!yrh"ine or
H"rr"ry. aud does r"' pro(e h"Ezi"g IN 'i'e
ears or deafness. Cure sFanieed. S2l-lm
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

Ey~ Buy from Cass. TrrcuE tie g 'Fa-
ted MoSEoE Bros {; Co.. Phiiah.ipJ!,S 'hoe>
tor Men, Women snd Children. ys'"ted tn
last. !20-ly
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
AFoas an.i His Money.

"A fol and his mc.Iev soon par," ~ an old
,ta-e A new aud a true one is, a man
and hi. corns snon ra,,." tina, is ii lie go>s To
DIR. J s Reaziev's DING store and gets bottle
ofC G. G.. Certain Corn Gre. II never fails
for corns, warts snd hnnioms. Oic-im
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

Don forget 10 cal in at r. /.
Biniol's while at Alto. He viii Sc
you goods at roci,-bottom pIices.
Don't forget the place, at Ivy's old
stand.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
A,Ive1aSn v1o-here.

MTc. WnsLo1's SOoi HING sTauP-is le'wzep
be used when children ore cuiting q ! It -
Gcces the lithesuserrrito once; itrrody haturl.l,
quiet sleep, and the little cierub Hwa-' 'bris It
as a button" It Is very pleasant tssie. 1t
soo'hes the child, soitans the gums,al sal, ~ N,
regulates the bowes, and the b stk rnTaIaady
for diarlhoea, whether arising truy eethiag or
other causes. Twenty-Five cents IT,.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

"Huni's Cure guaranteed TO cure Itch
iinsworn letter, Eczema and ali forms O.
IN diseases. Sll>3 n
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

We have ii speedy and positive eur,
''f ca'"rri, diphth.,ja, cabfer mouti
a''d htad-'"he, III S'i.' - Catr..
ii"n:'iv. A Nasal I,i.-ctor free nth
.a'ii n';ti" Use il ii YOU ''Nir"
health and sweet breath. 'ict D.
CENTS.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
LOCAL ITEMS.

lr YOU want good Smoke 90 TO
Dr.. j. S. Beazle, . fo. Jackson Square
and Cotton Palace Cigars. Also fine
Candies. IT.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

IVlile at Alto we called in for q
few moments to see II. l.. Binion,
who was q,ife husv opening and
marking goods. Cali and examine
his large stock of dry goods and
groceries.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

Cs.-yvi'ie, Umon Co. KY, Aug S, 1887.
Dear sirss rad me csiIls three years 81
day July. Csssid not find anything 10 81
me, aud she doctor cfaIl rni brake shetx
xos = bottle OF c C C. Certain CL..l cori
iieerei me. believe lie the hes med
frewn. Yours, Willie SaiPt
sid by Or Beazley and 4 W n
Sept lS-ifh
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

On he potp'atfoen can BE- =. -,
'aise quuntitic, of If mar ed az
l. B." These goods arf for tie Mons.
Of r L Hinion OF Alto,swho is rcc,;r-
ing and opening gOoii continually
tor the trade. ;
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

Months ~ Sickness long dnc,or, bill. aud
broken health ca, all he avoided " takim
Csscarine Oo6In
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

nyspersis is one Of The most unpleasant
diseases. a ,easpoonful after each m~ni y<5(
cure the worss cases. sep2s ~
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
r. L. Biuion, at Alto, will buy
your cotton. Call on him.

Pills nnd violent rn,harnrs will not cure.
constipation: they age ravsie the cause. Try
Cascarine; it is the only sure cure Soc ami
~. aug3-ln
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
N,nl.O}U;r PeySGVS

And those troubled With Nervousness resulting
from care or uyerwD.b Hii lee relieved 10y taking
Ei.uIpH'a fran ;Sjf'".s, Genuine
has trade mark an: crossed red lines GU .apIcr.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

Regulate the llv~ by using thar p'ess>..,
but cure remedy Cascarine. O36.lm
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
Warranted.
G03 pairs CT BiCgans worth Six
per par for IS cents. 1t
HERMAN KNIIN'S

"S 'n' f'"irirs ar" can."d hy Impure
'""' ''far'E" cieinsrs The system and
regulates iae ivcr. Oa6.tn
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

Is'ca'ine Is an excellent remedy for chit,
ofeh: mild in action. PHEASANT 10 take. O26
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

Az the fall of the Year las cor
We would remind our subserslsO
that they should not resrv>s|
around and pay the B1
especially those VIII haave been car
f'r sometime. If
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

'"'"''"" a''iS a. rusr a. ,i,.. Lawp,s I
aud 81.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
1t ssncr:1s Eut Nssiimri,.

/ - ~ m ...i' i ~ SI.:Iv1t Il ''r " i-h--
: "hhir~.. . a.. ,,,,t ia. ,,,i.r,
stme If tie swaWIy
u r.au wip has Lrt,i
vi"c r--d ~. :. {.
-. ""'" 'i.rc 1888 rb.,more-
'''H" s'fcrir. fro,n j, ~
:'fttsaj ais" as a y eva.., !"
Nl,'S "''t one ,I.z.,, t,.,I' ''''e
'a q ' y Vie n'p.;i.> ri >er,rnIr, eS :"
n"'''' van. ,oh. E. B.4zer
nrr lie. Of h,. =. navr n.',I, lien bay
vents a"a onr d@ ,1,a' cs y.a'
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT 20
THETEOpSE Or THIS VICINITY.

We believe We have the hes, remedy on
earth for ri!i, and f'.v"rS, and If il i no. iht
truth II ro-i> ynn nsihlrg Get fhv cent
bottle uf DIR Mtndrnisil's cue Cure and #
n does rn' civ" you Satisfaction ynn nnn.v
will be refunded. No Inn
Sofa by Or. !. : Beazley. Rayviil-, anL }.
". Nynrk. Gnard.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
i"u can buy very hicc stov
worth STA for SII, ut
HER MAN KtUV.S


th'a'an.'- rn:!: I ~. !. ,o.,.,,,...i,
lh" trst Physician. u.s. ori ,.tl,
"ugi1-2m
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

Those Of III" esu', Sex are the creates,
'dvor"'rs of Caeca AZ Ii is Jus, HAT j,
needed y mast VI rem. O.6 I'm
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

t'eioency aij wnd on tho .,.,,,.h 8:
~ indigestion. tascsrue Is IT,. be-.
remedy. G.c
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

Geo. W. Smith, colored, living OF
Mrs. NJ. d. Bisktrs' place, four miles
southwest Of Rsyville. killed two cat
amounts on Thursday night of last
week.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
tkyc,.ss ArDic:s Sasyc.

b-sr Sa,ve in the world or Cuts. Brni-
res. Ulcers. Salt Rhrnn. Fever Sores,
Chnpred Hands. Chilhisims, Corns.
5kin Erup,io;s. and positively cures
20 pay required IL is guaranteed Il.
= satisfaction. or money refunded
nls per box. For sale by ID. J. S
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

Go to MoRaA IN 4 Co.'S to get the
Famous C"TTof ExcHANeENC IaAn, the
Best set. Cigar on the marker
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
HERMAN KAHN'S.

Il Please don't tsse anyones ~ord Tor u, IN
nse Cheaihan,s Chill Iouic and see how
Iquick you vii, be esr~d. ..6naran'eed- Sold
|byT. S. Bcaxicy, and F.. W. Thompson
Delhi sept.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
-
We AK

HAT yon CIV" Reds Chill C,,vr one trial n
II y"" DO MOI find ,,,c hest remedy ON !
marker 4" chi.i>. fevers ond aan- darn ux
SUI" ny ,"as irchr. ans3-3nf
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

Another show To he here on ,is
l3'h Of December.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
- 4 HIGHLAND BEACON
saturday November 80. 1889
religious DIRECTORY,

or H.. i.s,, sunday in each month is tie 10,
ar.r s,, s.'. y; Niles Will preach here on H..
day f., ,,a ~, nni'''' IN esrh month ;s a..
i,n. ''' ''e rTes6yterians, Rev. D A C. we
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

fIsSoi;,r .....
Cburci.. s,m,' NeeS OF Methods, Fpiscnrnl
Rev. / d.. Sunday il each n,o,',,,.
Jefferson p. C.. Rayv,il, Cir,n;, ''''''
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

Mssas.rss,. WIFE CT esepy.;,r female DISEASES
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

D@- eLacx.0sAUoiiT tea cures Constipation
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

Everybody nses compound and honey Of
1T for coughs, coids- Group AMI whoop're
cough. I, is the hes, f""wn co"Kh remedy
and wiu cure qurter 'hsn any other. Call
81 oar ~rsmiiy s'sc'iaes' winch explains
y so'd by.ll ar As'-'
40 pair. 19sd. bound Ladies'
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

"f's f"r sale st Z. /. Biuion's.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
FARMEA NDS FURNISHED

fisn'e'. end Farmer. in Mississippi and
L1ri-iau on he rr 81 The T,n i.vili.. New
Orleans Texas Railway wishing to secure
'l"s ca"s oi la'"r 10 he furnished Gully in inn,-
lies rad 10 WORK on shares or for wages.
s"onii wfi'c tn tie Undersigned VITO Viii
DEL vrr The people 10 you At he L.urest Ra;i>
way station.
Tie rnre. Of TRANSFORMATION - he the loves,
v hcl ran be secured
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
n sometime

Lightning Linamcnt for
amae, SPAWN, pole ev,, foot
ne back. wounds AMI bruises
~ huv no others. SOLD by Dr.
"a y. Rayvile aud L. w. Thompson,
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

Train No. l"sv-s Oskdale S IS ,m. ar
nres c'si'nn'"gs 9:l0 am.
gain No. 10 ieav~s G. aiianooca 500 pm
eFf'-9S Oak dale 5 % pm.
Through Car-s~~ytce.
G SOU 'iiBOuND-frain No |, Mann Bon.
No"'r buffet Sleeping Cars, Cinrnnnii 10 Now
thisa"s, Birmingham 10 Shreveport and Mann
Bou1oir md Pullman Buffet Slrepets Cinc,r-
mai 10 scksonvile
Train No. 3. Mann Brulo,r Buff, Sl.ep;,,
ears Circin"ar 10 New ORLEANS anI I.ou.y,,l-
IN Chai's""pa, Mann aud Pullman SIe.ne,.
CINCINNATI To IsrksonvIie
fORTH9cUND-rr No. ., Mann Bon.
{ d'ir boHrt Sierpiog cars, New Osieans H.
tincihnar', Shreveport 20 Birmingham. and
= Mann aui RuIman Sleepers Jack ,ony,lle To-
Il ,cinna,i. -, a
iTain No. 6. Mann Bo,ioir Bufie, Sleeping
cars New Orleans to rincinnati aud Cha,a-
nooga 10 Louisville and Mann and Pullman
Sieepers Jacksonville 10 Cincinnari
n. A. BJTHAS Trav. Pass Agent
birmingham 4 lahana
W. p. CoFFEY, Agent, R.vviiie. la.
J. c. GAuLT, DC. EDWARDS.
Geu'i Ms'r. Gen'i PasS T.t A.t
CINCINNATI. o.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

Ely WIRE Or csaGGi. Il Toni. io- ,yons,
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

"A suit of clothes that VII, -.
here You 49, =, the .om :.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

2.:i o. .c:aoLl Cor Weak Nerves
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

The hanlsomest ii
tor a dwelling - vail "' "'',,'
ters f., 81, aI' - ,tadq,4r-
ooodo ''',' ,oi His
mates and send sample
"esiri"g to nurchrs..
- yo"r liz, IS n1nh4 ,o,,,r..l
MA hra'''che. AXE CaSrarire = Er,''"''
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-04-06
Paddytown, Morgan District.

PADDyTowN, March 30.-Some of our
farmers are done blowing for corn. John
Fisher and o. l.. Mcclure were among
the first.
John Clear is domiciled on the John
son and shisler property.
Henry Kramer, George Wolf, George
Kuh and Hugh Watkins, those agreea-
BILE young men. who are in charge of
Painters mill, are visiting their homes
in Preston and Taylor counties.
Garrison Mcclure lost fine bav mare
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Jones' Ridge.

JONES RIDGE, March 30.-The re-
mains of James Ray, infant son OF Lin
coin Summers, of Fairchance, were in
tered at the Nabors cemetery the 25th
inst. The funeral services were con-
Quoted by w. +. Holt. Several of the
friends from Fairchance were present
Miss Louisa Majors, OF Uniontown,
returned home on the 25th.
Oliver Majors and Chas Pringle have
returned home from the Kyle works.
Mrs. Susan Williams, of Fairchance,
was visiting friends in this section this
week.
Prof Crawford is endeavoring to get
up a singing school at springhill.
The Springhill Sabbath School is in a
furnishing condition.
The Fletcher Sabbath School was re-
organized last Sunday morning. Jas.
G. Holt was elected superintendent
Robert Hill, assistant; VIM. Cleaver,
secretary; David Pringle, treasurer, and
Miss Rose Rude, librarian.
Milton Protzman was visiting friends
in the Neck and at Conn's Ferry, few
days since.
Jesse Jones has moved from near
Morris X Roads to John @. Sadler's
farm. We welcome him to the Neck
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-04-06
Dug Hill Dots.

DUG HILL, April Joseph Hess and
family moved to your town to-day. Sor-
ry to loss them, but wish them success.
VIM. Jackson is clearing and fencing
the land he recently purchased of Mr..
Hess.
Charlie Selby will return to his home
at Martins Ferry, Ohio, Tuesday His
sisters, Misses Florence and Ada, will
also depart this week for Boothsville,
Marion county, to visit their uncle, and
will be accompanied to the latter place
by Miss Matte Henry, who goes on an
extended visit to her brother. Mr.. Sell
by and sister have made many friends
during their stay with us who regret to
see them leave.
Miss Tillie Harner, OF Greenmont, was
the guest of Miss Ella Harner several
days recently.
"Dick" Fleming, OF Cassville, spent
Sunday with friends in this vicinity
Your correspondent attended the clos
ing exercises Of the PIT. Pleasant school,
taught by M. D. Breakiron, last Satur-
day evening. At a very early hour the
house was crowded with friends of the
teacher and scholars from far and near.
After short address by the teacher, we
were pleasantly entertained for some
time by recitations and declarations by
the school. The house was tastefully
decorated with pine wreaths, paper flow
ers and pictures, and showed to the
many admirers Of beauty that labor and
time had not been limited. Excellent
order prevailed throughout the evening.
The exercises were interspersed with
good music by the school and Messrs.
Holland and Eaverson. This was Mr.
Breakiron's fourth term OF school and,
like the preceding terms, was one of
success.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-04-06

Friday night I imm4di ftely demand
ed admission. Thedoo was opened,
and / then searched the aouse from
the cellar to the garnet. 1 went
through the yard, the outhouses and
all around the place. That they had
been there / am certain, but they
had skipped" Friends Of the de.
tectives question Sheriff siiller's
statement and explain the escape of
the gang by saying that on Wednes-
day evening after the two detectives
had been watching the house for a
long time, they told their men to
keep guard while they went To pro
cure something to eat. During that
time, aided by the existing darkness,
the gang got off.
The residents Of German and
Franklin townships are still in a
fever of excitement Every farm
house has been converted into an
arsenal and every stranger is looked
upon with suspicion. The hardware
merchants of Uniontown have had to
replenish their stock of firearms to
supply the demand. The citizens of
German township have raised $35
by subscription and presented it to
old man Lilly. the victim who was
tortured by kerosene. Lilly says he
knows one Of the gang but is afraid
to identify him. lis supposed to
be Weltner whom Keener and Andsr-
son claimed to have recognized. The
present whereabouts of the gang is
unknown and presumably will be for
some time.
The detectives still insist that the
reward offered by the Commissioners
is too small. Detective Chisholm
said: ut is the Commissioner
fault that the men have not been
taken long ago Commissioner Nor
ris is afraid to increase the amount
of the reward for fear the gang might
visit him some night" Commits
sioner Hatfield is in favor of increas-
ing the amount of the reward but
Kirk and Morris think they have no
authority to offer a greater reward.
Hatfield is in favor of offering $3.50
for each member of the gang. Peti-
tions are in circulation over the coun-
ty asking the Commissioners to offer
$4,000 reward
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-04-06

Also writes Fire Insurance Policies
on application in the following CON-
panies:
The American Insurance Company,
of Wheeling, W Va.
Peabody Insurance Company of
Wheeling, W. Va.
Fire and Marine Insurance Company
of Wheeling, w Va.
Franklin Insurance Company, of
Wheeling, W. Va.
German Insurance Co., of Wheeling.
Jefferson Insurance Co., of Wheeling.
Phoenix, of Hartford, Conn.
Agricultural, of WATERFOWL, N. Y.
Reading Insurance Company, of
Reading, Pa.
Providence Washington Insurance
Company, of Providence, Rhode Island,
established 1893.
All the above Companies are as good
as the best-some of them having been
satisfactorily worked in this county for
Is or 20 years.
II you want to insure your property
write him and he will come at once and
inspect and insure it.
If you want TO buy Farm, or Build
ing Lot or Residence In Morgantown,
write for descriptive list, TO Morgan
town, W. Va.