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The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-07-21
Houses In Alexandria. Va.

s-stOry bncK dwelling, rs rooms, with
ONCE annex and large side lots; situate on
cor. Duke and 81, Asaph sts. lot 7sKsy.
S, $50.
3-stoTy aud back building dwelling cone
tanning l2 rooms and bath lot IoX90, ste
uate No. 6l4 Prince a.
4d2 Price, s. 500.
8-story and back building brick house,
containing "a rooms; situate on southeast
cor Prince and Patrick ste,
452 Price, So 500.
4-story brick dwelling house, buiit m the
most substantial manner, containing 20
rooms; axe Of lot 521ll2.
89l Price, &, 500.
2-story and back building brick house,
containing rooms, situate On C0,uuHus
ST., near Prince.
as3 Price 81 $50.
s9s-3story brick dwelling a0lse, COM
tanning 10 rooms aud an modern improve
ments, large side yard; situate on cor.
Washington aud Cameron stE.r opposite
Ola Christ Church, Alexandra, Va This
Is the beet situation Ia Alexandra, Price,
$ coo. Ierms-One third cash balance
one and Two years.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Advertisements Under Nts head, four tines OF
ICES, % cets for one iHsertl0n 50 cents FOR Nres
A FEW DESIRABLE ROOMS, WITH
steam power, good elevator service and first
class ianitorship, In the POST BUILDING,
for rent at low rates 20 frst-olass tenants.
Apply to sTTLsoN HUTCHINs, 9B Post
Building, or FRANK MAGUIRB, superin-
tendent
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-07-21

Il Is announced that President Har
risou is specializing in Washington real
estate This is infinitely more credit
able and more decent than receiving a
present NJ o valuable cottage % Cape
Nav from "a blind real estate pool
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-07-21

First Cornell Oarsuan-Why Is it
Harvard viii only raw against one creR
second Cornell Olrsman-I suppose
iJs because she wants ro be sure Of
second place.
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Ayers SarSapariIIa,
PREPARED ny
Or. j. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Price 81; six bottles, g. Worth g. bottle.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

n~ay@THE STORAGE WAREHOUSE
- or THE
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COM
pANY,
a. T. BBTTTON, President,
West side Fifteenth street, between and
NJ
win be open to receive Furniture, Car
fiages, Silverware, BriC-a- brac, Statuary,
Wine, Trunks OF Clothing, and valuables Of
all kinds on Storage, August IS, 1890.
Separate Locked Iron Compartments
Special Facilities for Storage Of Silverware,
Pianos, Mirrors, Pictures, and Books.
Goods OF all Description Carefully Packed
and Moved without trouble to Owners.
The only Absolutely Fireproof Building In
the city not owned by the Government Her
dies pass door.
Terms and full information obtained at
Office American Security aud Trust Company,
1919 street northwest.
ALBERT NJ READ,
General Manager. Marehouse Dept.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-07-21

The people Of Kansas who are wOuy
ing over The price Of iUe can console
themselves with the prospect Of cheap
fuel next winter. The corn crop OF the
Stale was never before So promising
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-07-21

FTo" TTt LII"III H.FIIT-
If boarders would always keep In
love there would be profit as well as
pleasure in keeping a house for their
accommodation
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FoR sALE AM RENr.

DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
II ny
THOMAS +. WAGGAMAN, or F street,
Changes made Wednesdays and Saturdays.
2sTORY BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES FOR
SALE.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-07-21

DRINK 40 utber besr IA the oHl rellahle,
Rolest Foglpers f.ezla C1b.ue- ils -
u-ys Eosl
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Low Rates to Deer Park aud Oakland.

Low Rates To Deer Park aud Oakland.
During the present season the B. & O. z.
II. Co. will sell excursion tickets from
Washington 20 Deer Park, Mountain Lake
Park aud Oakland for the Friday night aud
an Saturday trains each week az rate OF
s. for the round trip. The tickets viii be
valid for return passage until Monday fol-
lowing day of sale.
Tickets 10 Berkeley Springs and return
So so for the round trip.
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Lico

MDANIEL-- uu Che 18Th instant, az sui
pluT springs, ND, after a brief 81 uess, Navy
A.. beloved wife ui Rev II q. Mcdaniel
MALUECkER--Ou July -u af i.iQ =. u .
Louis MalieakaF. late chief clerk Bureau 0t
NaEigs tiunr Navy Department, aged So u.Hc
years
FUNERAL from DIS late residence. 30. az 81
street northwest. Tuesday, AH.Y 1- al I'D
u clock and friends are respectfully Invited
tg attend no flowers
MORROW .-At his residence. 558 WaI.a.u
ace al =.ia a. m. sunday, The -ltl .l-lIl'r
Thomas o Aoir1Wr lu che itl year III Oh
age
FuueE5I ser ices az bis are residence
tuesday, an 4g clock a no. Friends are g".
daily invited 90 attend
AEMsI Kong Ga July li lsil %
% esther luuslleau Armstrong, VIE q. .
William y Armstrong
Funeral Monday al j. ID iTom hgr rr
iuel4 elrer last connecticut avenue I-
meut ai OAK HiN
EAMuNs Al Newport. 1u TaIE
I- Os Elizabeth " all7. widow Of fle a.a
ihhnlrl u Emm9us 81 Boston, Mass %
-lst year ~ hen age
FOLEY -uE IulF f5, 1850, aI NgTtu.a
MIS- Mary taleg 0i Mana -as- Fa-
HL LaeuA -uu duly Ia, f-Ha- AaEE
Gleason aged ID Years.
JAN EH-lu Thursday jay 10. l7|'
O'Clock D. u-. alice James. HI't 30. S. p.
James anu lae daughter qt Henry and
IAEuHE
MAHTIN- al EnoWIas station. ua n
itll j, le9e, az Il'ae a m-. James A
eyed al years
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For UnI6orm Grades OF cram
The Late Mr.. scbuyier's case.

The late Eugene Schuyler. who, after
his aborlive appointment as Assistant
Secretary Of State, was appointed Agent
and Consular General at Cairo, was
never confirmed in that position by the
Senate. Being a recess appointment.
he took bis Office and under the law
was entitled to hold &C. without con
firmation, until the expiration Of the
next succeeding session Of the Senate.
II not confirmed at the expiration Of
that period the appointment would fall,
and the Office would be vacant. In the
late Mr.. Schuyler's case probably the
Senate would not have acted at all and
his appointment have been vacated He
would doubtless have been promptly re-
appointed in recess, for the State De.
partment wanted him as badly as the
Senate did not wanthim.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-07-21
a Seat ana Power Company

Mr. Harris 10 day introduced IN the
senate a bill 10 incorporate the
Washington Compressed Air Com
pany Whitcomb I. Judson, Harry
L. Earle. Lewis Walker, Robert W.
Chapin. Eben o. McNair, Henry ID.
Cooke. Stiles r. Nettleton. Robert Gill
ham. +. W. HuidekOper. A. A. Birney,
William A. Gordon. James W. Taylor
Pitt Cooke, Horace s. Cummings, l..
Z Naltby and AbFam T. Fard0n are
named as incOrpOrators. The capital
stock Is 10 be 81 900 600, divided into
shares Of 800 each If the 81 600 900
capital stock isn't enough 70 erect or
extend the companys plant, Il shall
have poBer 20 mortgage It's property
and franchises and issue b0uds. The
business OF the company is % furnish
10 the United States Government and
The District such heat and power as
may BE- required for public buildings.
hydTauts and other ordinary aud per-
maDent public purposes, within the
District, served By It's pipes, az reason
able prices, not exceeding those paid b.
ms most favored customers
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ZOE RENT-HousEs.
EoR Observation-Disclosures

Adrsfusansnu unaer tais head, four tines OF
lsss q cent? FOR one Insertion! 80 sents for three.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-07-21

In the House this morning, on mo-
ion Of Mr.. Dockery Of Missouri, by
unanimous consent, it was ordered tina,
the vote on the Original Package bill
shall be taken tomorrow. and that the
vote on the Bankruptcy bill be taken
Thursday.
Mr.. Dockery then announced the
death Of his colleague, AIR. Walker He
said
Mr. Speaker, II has been but a little
more than twelve months since, stand.
ing at this very desk, / announced the
death Of that eminent Missourlan, the
Hon. James N. Burnes. To-day the
melancholy duty devolves upon me Of
announcing TO the House the death Of
another colleague. The grim summons
came unheralded to my friend, the
Hon. James p. Walker. at his home in
Dexter, Mo-, on last Saturday after
noon, at 2 o'clock. His death resulted
from congestion of the brain.
Mr.. Speaker, Missouri mourns
his loss. for he was loyal
TO her interests, faithful In the
public service, h0noFed. honorable, and
true 10 all the relations of private life.
Sir. this Is not the hour TO pronounce
a eulogy upon the distinguished de
parted dead. but al some appropriate
time IN the future the Missouri delega-
ton will ask the House 10 lay aside It's
ordinary business that a fitting tribute
may be paid to the memory OF our late
colleague"
Resolutions were then unanimously
adopted, expressive Of the sorrow with
which the House had heard Of the death
Of Mr.. Walker, and providing for the
appointment of a committee of seven
members Of the House and three mem
beFs Of the Senate 10 take charge Of the
funeral ceremonies The Speaker APP
pointed the following gentlemen as
members Of the committee on the part
of the House; Doekery, Frank, Crisp,
Morrill, MeAillin, Baker aud Davidson.
The House then, al 1215, as mark
II respect to the memory of the de-
ceased, adjourned.
Mr.. Walker was born ia Tennessee
10 1851, and removed 10 Missouri in
1867 He was a member Of the Fiftieih
Congress, as well as Of the present one.
He Is the ninth member of the
present House 20 die, The first was
James n. Burnes, also OF Missouri, who
was a member-eleet Of the present Con
gTess, though he died during the last
session Of the Fiftieth Congress, Of
which he was also a member.
Then followed Richard W. Town
shend Of Illinois. James Laird of Ne
bTaska, Edward j. Gay Of Louisiana
Samuel S. Cox and David WILDER Of
New York, and William ID. Kelley and
samuel j Randall Of Pennsylvania, ia
quick and melancholy succession
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-07-21

FfoH ne Cfl 400 r.ahs-
The brewery trust I'm California has
concluded 10 make It's own bottles here
after. and not be dependent on the
glass trust al the East This Is the very
depth of unkindness. If trusts viii not
stand by each other the end is near. A
divided house is sure 10 break mp,
especially when us goods are In bottles
A Lost Reputation.
From ne Aalf1H THgitn-
Heary Cabot Lodge went 10 Congress
with the reputation of a liberal broad
minded man He has served a term
and a half, and Is now notorious as one
Of the narroWesi and meanest paTtisans
3D. the Republican party
A DeadlupE
Ef9s RI1aE'9H Llff-
Hay fever said the Moderator 40
he Influenza Convention may be
Hkened 90 q lie vote
Hear hear cried the audience,
The eyes and nose appear % have
u.r
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-07-21
CoMaIssIoNER OF DEEDs.

- s. BUNDf COM1H OF DEE1s SOB ALL
~. States sud Territories, ssa Ia ave- -lsr
CiLE EEl.
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atlantic CitY and return, $3.50.


B. & %. excursion July 20. Special train
leaves b. & o. station 4 p. M. Tickets
good three days, $3.50.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-07-21

DHuk 40 other leeF III TIE ola reliable,
Robert F0lueI's Vienna Calsae- 10 ls a.
us5s El--.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-07-21

House whether he has authorized the
issue Of patents 20 the Union Pacific
Railroad Company fof the lands
granted 20 the company prior to the
payment Of the debt due the United
States from the company, and IL SO by
what authority he has made The author
ization.
Later Mr.. Payson presented the reso-
luton In the House.
For Uniform Grades OF cram.
Mr. Comstock Of Minnesota to-day
introduced bill In the House author
ling the Secretary Of Agriculture to
establish uniform grades for al kinds
Of grain bought handled, transferred
OF shipped from one State or Territory
Of the United States TO any other State
or Territory, or from any place in the
United States to any foreign country,
which shall be known as American
grades, the Secretary to publish the
same in his reports and special bulletins.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-07-21

FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

AdUsrtissaaslirs ugs1sr Elts haad, fslfr lizss o.
la, z esats To- 0He tassTfioH 81 cents To- area
EoR sALE-A BARGAIN If SOLD AT
IL Ouces &-st1rY and basement brick house;
rooms and bath; all mod imps; situated az
No $50 ] 20 W, price 81 8o; terms one third
cash, balance d, and years Apply
20 FRANCIS HuFTl, 1901 8 W. fa.l-90
NOR SALEM ALEXANDRIA. GROOM
IL frame house, Just finishing; uydrant in
18Th 81
UOR sALE-THREE OF Tbs CHEAPEST
il houses Dbl Washington, leo, ll1 and no
nth So e, tWO=tory aud basement, brown
stone trimmings; rooms and BATH electric
balance u sult or trade for good lots
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-07-21

E'OR RENT-TwO BRAND NEW SIX
il room frame houses, high and dry lOca.
ton; near churches and public school IA
unior. town. Inquire OF A. BRHRKND, as II
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F0K -MIsCELLANEoUs.

AIrsTfis5a.sHts ga3sT ms h5zI, FOR lisss ~
lsss, . esats fgr gEs lHssFti9Hi 50 -EL fT alFss,
EOR SALE Sl5-sPECIAL STAR, SINCE
IL silent RACKET. { nickel. absolutely per
feet condition. Address lr apply ~ a 81 q.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-07-21

We the undersigned banks and bankers
will pay all prizes drawn In the Louisiana
state lotteries which may be presented AZ
our counters:
r.. wAIMSLEY, Pros't Ia. Nat. Bank.
P. LANAUX, Pres't state Nat, Bank.
A. BALDWIN, Prest N. o. Nat. Bank
CARL KOIIN, Prcs't Union Nat. Bank
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married auo Died


TAYLOR HUMPHREY On Thursday eve
uiuz. July D. 1870 by The Rev Dr Price,
pastor ol tbe Episcopal Church. Mr. George
81 Taylor and Miss Mary C Pumphrey Of
Washington ID. t
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-07-21
FOR Rent ROOMS

FOR ROOMS.
AdrsrnssHlslrs ul n M lad, four lines %
lsss % cent? fgF 0s tssT .9u, So ests fgf tlrts.
ANDsOMH FURNISHED ROOMS, EN
II suite or single, al the Buckingham, l2Q
tslE 80 % " overlooking Mcpherson square
Choice table.
DOR RENT-TW0 FURNISHED ROOMS
II suitable fQT gentlemen. No. COS So p VI.
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AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.

a. FoE lLUE BaTEs 1r any further .IiarIa-
zion desired write iegIbIy 90 ths undersigned
clearly stating yOur residence 8itl state,
County, Street and number More rapid re-
turn mall delivery viii be assured by your
mc.0sIus AN envelope bearing your fun al
drgss
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-09
NEW TINE TABLE.

A new time table went INTO effect
on the t., X. & L. railroad Mon
day. We will try and keep our
readers posted on this hereafter. if
we have to issue a daily edition to
do it. 1t has only been n short
time since a change was made and
the public had hardly found it ont
yet. Such rapid changes are liable
to confuse even the railroad men.
but the travelling public need have
no fears of n collision on our road,
on this account. You have got to
get up pretty early now if you want
to go out on the first train in the
morning. 1t is said the early bird
catches the worm, and if you will
crawl out and wriggle off down
there you will probably catch il
before it crawls ont.
Trains leave Kingwood at z am.
and 8 p. m, arriving at function
an hour and ten minutes later.
Returning, leave Tunnelton at 9:4O
a. m. and $3.50 p. m, arriving at
Kingwood an hour and ten minutes
later. One advantage in this is
that it gives you more time in
Kingwood if you want to come here
ON business and go away the same
day, and will probably suit the
drummers very well, also the news
paper men, as it will give them more
time to get their mail off the day
the paper is issued. If you want to
go east now you must go in the
morning, or else you will have to
wait at Tunnelton over four hours.
This will also give the company a
chance torun afreight train between
the time Of the passenger trains.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-09
Memoir.

John NJ. Dosnott, was born Feb.
ruary 8, 1921, at Cassyille, Monon-
gala County, Wost Virginia, Died
at bis home. Deephos, Ottowa Co.
Kansas, December %, 1889. Of con-
gestion Of the lungs and stomach.
He was married to Miss Mary Mirts.
April p, 1888. She died some four
years a%fterward, leaving two chill.
drcn, William md Martha. Martha
now the wife Of Capt. J.. u. Muir
dock Of Kingwood West Virginia.
lie was married the second time 10
Miss Mary Delsplain, April If.
I849. lie came with his family
from Virginia (uow West virginia.
to Illinois iu 1915. From Illinois
to Kansas in 1876. Tor more than
forty years, he was % faithful and
devoted member of the VI. Il. Church
and filed nearly all the oGicial re-
lations OF the church. he lived in
the enjoyment for several years. Of
the bright christian life, frequently
tcstifying 20 the power Of the all
cleansing Blood. lie was at prayer
meeting Thursday night, prayed
and spoke with his usual forvor
went home, and at twelve o'clock.
he departed this life. On the % Of
December with appropriate funeral
services, conducted by the writer.
at the VI. r. Church, Dalphos. we
gently laid his body in the grave at
Bethel Cemetery, in presence Of q
large assembly Of sympathetic
friends. Three children have pre-
coded him, to rest. lie leaves a
wife and four children to mourn
his departure.
W. l.. ChSSox. Pastor.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-09
The La Grippe in Kingwood.

The epidemic that has caused
such rayages il the old country and
spread so rapidly to this country,
has undoubtedly reached Kingwood.
1t is something like influenza in it's
worst form, and is brought on by
severe colds and is not considered
dangerous if taken i'm time and
carefully treated, but where a per-
son has weak lungs, bronchitis,
catarrh, Or any throat or lung affec-
ton, it is dangerous and liable to
carry them off very rapidly, and a
great many have succumbed TO it in
the large cities. The physicians
have as yet been unable TO find a
potent remedy for it and the Boards
Of Health have been compelled to
take action in the matter and try to
allay its ravages, We have several
cases of it in Kingwood, we think.
Some of II people have been laid
mp with colds of unusual severity
but hardly thought of it's being the
"grip,'as this disease is commonly
called. Mrs. Margaret Brown and
Mr.. Alden Eaton have been laid up
and probably suffering with it.
The whole family of Grant White
hair are down with it, and MIR.
Whitehsir very sick. Roy c. Stone
has had it but is better now. May
Morgan has it and is unable to at
tend school, and there are probably
several other cases of it in town.
Ills continued rain and damp
cold weather will aid the spread Of
it and we would advise every one to
be careful about exposure.
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CORRESPONDENCE
GLADESN
,.1.-

hisApLNN lille.
From our Irregular CORRESPONDENT.
As we + in the midst of HOLIDAYS
| thought would try to furnish
some locals from Gainesville for your
paper. Christmas was observed
generally as a day of rest, recreation
and feasting.
Richard Loar our prince of farm
ers gave his sons-in-law and other
families a turkey dinner.
Lizzie and Florence Shafer who
arc teaching in Reno District are
spending their holidays at home.
Their parents gave them a turkey
dinner and social reunion.
Cyrus Linton, one of u good
citizens was the lucky ex-Soldier :
he received a voucher for a pension
this week, to the amount Of $40 per
month.
James V. Jackson nm other vcter-
an oX~-Soldior, is lying dangerously
i'll with a sc%rofulous affection, and
is in need OF help and is entitled TO
a pension. We wish there was some
more speedy way for securing pen
sions for those that are worthy and
very needy.
Our schools are doing well goner-
ally / believe.
We notice that Squire DC. linn
has frequently a very pleasant smile
on his face. Ask hum the reason he
will tell You no doubt, he has sold
another wagon. d. G.. is a good
agent as well as a good Justice Of
the Peace.
had almost forgotten to mention
that Ray. p. r.. Flytho is slowly
recovering from n broken leg.
VIII write no more at present.
If this is worth a place in your pa
per, ] may write again, if not throw
it in the waste basket and it Will be
all right.
UNCLE SAN.
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Mr.. Goren o. White, formerly Of
this county, but now living at Glen
Ullen, North Dakota, in RENTING
his subscription, sends two dollars
for the ARGUsand GleaHer and says.
eff this is not enough let me know
and | will send more. There is
nothing mean about me and / wont
stop short of my undertakings as n
democrat If l have TO come to
Kingwood and walk, / will have
the ARGUS and Cleaner. Let me
know how much moro you want
and j will send it at once, as / do
not live in the famine stricken part
of North Dakota by a gourd FULL
Goren is a man after our own
heart and We assure him that he
shall have the ARGUS and Cleaner
without having to come to King
wo cd after them.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-09

THE ARGUS believes in internal
Improvement" even if the demo-
cratic party has heretofore been op-
posed to it, and has a standing
illustration of it in the "~Interior
Department in the shape of a par
tition dividing the workshop from
the Office. Now we have an Office
and very comfortable quarters in
which to receive our friends, and
will be very glad to have them call
on us. Come in and look over our
exchanges and give rs items of news.
Let us know who is coming and
going and the bits of information
floating around, so that we may give
1t to your neighbor and the public
in general. 1t is impossible for us
to stay in our Office and attend
strictly to business, and at the same
time be here and there and everv-
where catching things on the fly
and until kingwood puts on more
metropolitan airs it will be imprac-
ticable for us to have a staff of re-
porters.
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THEEx.EMpREssO of BRAZIL DEAD

The old adage that Misfortune
never comes singly," is exempliied
IN the case Of Dom Pedro. the lately
dcposed Emperor Of Brazil. Driven
out Of hil adopted country and
compelled to abdicate his throne
and flee for his life TO the old coun-
try, where q monarchal form Of
government is more popular. and
where it is supposed he could end
his days in peace, comforted and
supported By the partner Of all his
Joys and sorrows, but now comes
the most cruel decree Of all rs the
RELENTLESS hand Of the fell DESTROYER
snatchcs from him his main support
err IN this his sore hour OF trial. and
leaves the old Emperor to go down
through Che sere and yellow leaf
alone, q drcary and cherries end to
all bis life OF pomp and glory.
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Notice 70 Lien Holders.

To an persons holding liens by Judgment or
Otherwise, ou the Ic4! estate. or any part hero.
OF, of Joshua ~. Bowman
IN pursuance % "a decree OF the Circuit Court
OF Preston County, made in cause thoroin zen.
oihS, To- subject the real estate uf the said Josh
VA II. Bowman To the satisfaction Of the lien
lhelcon' you are hereby required TO present all
SAID Joshua ~. Bowman which are Hens ON his
real estate or any part OF it. FOR adjudication. Ia
ne, at my aiiico iU kirRgood. Preston County.
Vet virginia, ou or before ihe iOth day of Feb.
Iuary, 4. D.. 1870.
Given under my hand this 3ist day Of Deccm.
Der, \. D.. 1872.
NESHY CLAY HYDE. Commissioners.
". q. BROWN. Attv.