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Telegram-herald., 1891-06-07
BROOKS HAS A MAJORITY.


KALAMAZOO, Mich, June e-The
standing committee OF the diocese OF
western Michigan has voted in favor Of
the confirmation Of Rev. Phillips Brooks
Is bishop Of the diocese OF Massachu-
sets. This gives Dr.. BROOKS - votes
out OF s. not counting his own diocese,
and OILY 4 majority was necessary.
The di0eeses which have consented are;
Albany California. s-atF4l P-ansylvaaiA
Conasesicut Delaware. Elo- ia. iHaiaea. ksE~
sa> hsatacSy, Long Island louisiana Mary
iaac. Mtchizza. Aaaesota aisso1ri. Nebraska
SeE Jersey. Ss@ faEx. Sor.a Carolina onio.
Pehasy wanna Rhode Isls11 southern Ohio.
fe1nsssee Virginia. western Michigan. west
Ai-soari, West Ntrgiaia-2a
The vote against conservation 10
date Is:
Caieago Foad al Lac. Iowa Maine Nil
wauxse, Mississippi. Nessrk. Springfield. Ter
asa
As soon as the Massachusetts, diocese
receives formal notice from the neces-
sary number Of standing committees
its officers will communicate with
Bishop Williams, the presiding bishop
OF the Episcopal church in the United
States, aud will ask the seventy-four
bishops 10 say YES or no 70 she ques-
ton OF Phillips Brooks conservation
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-07
THE DYING STATESMAN
Sir John MCDONALD - Reported
as Rapidly sinking
The END OF his CAREER VERY NEAR
He Successor ALREADY Talked ef-sir
Hector Langesfs amt SIR Charles
Topper are Pr IA laentiy
MeagaoAsA.

OTTAWA. Ont. June o--Slr John Mac
donaid's physicians issued bulletin al
noon saying that their patient was just
alive and no more.
The doctors say that the end Is so
near AT hand no more bulletins Will be
issued until the hnal one. The lower
part OF the PreEniers' body Is cold and
numb lie is now unconscis
Among conservative member of par
Lament the impression prevails that
SIR John Thompson viii be called upon
TO form a new administration. but II
is possible that Lord Stanley viii
endeavor 10 ascertain who is ae-
ceptable TO the majority in
parliament be fore trusting the
task 10 anyone. As senior memo Der Of
the ministry and acting leader Of the
government IN the house of commons,
Sir Hector Langevin's claims 10
the premiership are entitled 10
consideration, but the rank and nle OF
the ministerialists do not seem inclined
To follow Sir Hector and eanrot
be induced 70 contemplate the POSSIBLE
ity of his forming an administration.
With respect to Sir Charles Upper
they are even more outspoken. alieg-
ing that his recent course IN
assailing the credit of Canadian
railways and the loyalty of
Canadian people has made hum an
i'm possibility as a political leader.
Ii is so seldom that premier dies
actually in harness that the course to
follow in such an evert is little known.
Constitutional authorities agree that
with the death of Sir John the ministry
as such viii come 10 an end. but the
members Of it will continue 10 hold Of
fee as heads of departments Of state
unless they resign. They, however,
viii 10 longer torn body of advisers.
Lord Stanley Will c..en exercise the
highest function = his Office and call
on some one TO form ministry.
KINGSTON, Ont, June 6.-Sir Johns
illness was caused by his activity here
during the last election. lie attended
several meetings md was attacked
with congestion of one lung. He re-
covered and then visited a loco.
motive works where he inhaled
dust, and became exhausted climb
ing stairs. He would have
entirely recovered had he not left his
bed and gone TO Ottawa to receive re-
turns from all over the dominion. Any
other man would have rested, but ply
sicians had no control over him This
city is grief-stricken.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-07
nank-r. Pr,dict Good rimes.

NEW York. June 6.-The executive
council OF the American Bankers as
ISOLATION consists of twenty-one bank
ers. representing all sections of the
United States, each of whom is promi-
nent in his section After comparing
notes the general opinion OF these gen.
tlemen was that the present year prom
ises most boEnteous harvest The ex-
ports in gold are not regarded as alarm
ing The ability TO meet these drafts
upon our reserves must increase conf
aence in the United States investments
and create a renewed demand for them
at an early day.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-07
Ireland for Csrdinsi.

ST. Louis, June "a cable message
is said 10 have been received here from
Rome announcing that at the consistory
held in the holy city Archbishop Ire
land. of ST Paul. Mimi. had been re
served In pettoN BY the pope for the
vacant American csrainslste. and that
ne would accordingly be declared .
cardinal Of the Roman Catholic church
at The eonsistory 10 be held IN Deem
Der nest
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-07
EXPLOSION ON 4 CRUISER.
The Main Steam Pipe on the Concord
Bursts, killing Two Men.

YORKTOWN, Va, June 6.--The United
States ship Concord arrived here Friday
evening, after two weeks trial of her
guns and engines at sea. Last Tues
day, while the ships crew was
at general quarters. the vessel
being at that time 100 miles
east OF the Capes, the ship was
shaken by a violent explosion in tie
forward tire-room. The main steam
pipe leading from the forward boilers
burst and poured out is deadly vol
urae of live steam into tie fre-room.
John Fletcher and Moses Wright were
scalded 70 death. The ship will have to
undergo extensive alterations and re
pairs. The contractors are still re spon.
sible for her.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-07
KILLED BY THE STORM.
Terrible Destruction by Tornado-On
Man Loses His Life

IcEItO.S OtstTuCtiou py
Man Loses His Life.
OISEY, H., June 6.-Thursday
nights storms reported around this vi
entity show there was considerable
damage done. AT Newton, Ill. 20 miles
north OF here. the roof was blown OF
the public school and the courthouse and
opera house damaged Trees and out
buildings were scattered in every direc-
ton. No lives were lost. At St Marie.
Ill, l6 miles north Of here. trees and
outbuildings werc scattered In every
direction Tartrich s. Jact1son's large
barn was blown down, their horses
were in stable, but escaped unhurt.
DR.. James PicqUet's large barn was
blown down and five horses killed.
Meager reports from the vicinity of
Albion, III, 20 miles south, are that
great damage was done. A man by
the name of Bear was killed Later re-
ports are expected.
SHOALS, Ind, June GA storm
passed over Burns City in this county
Thursday night, destroying a large
amount of property. Absolem Sharp
less was killed and Miss Dora Fortner
severely injured. Much stock was
killed.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-07
struck by n Train.

CHICAGO, June e.-As the north
bound train of the Chicago & North
western railroad leaving Chicago at
5:25 neared South Evanston Friday
evening Q group of little girls was
sighted walking up the track toward
the depot. Two CT the four heard the
approaching engine in time TO step
from the track But the engine struck
the other two. msngling one of the lit
tie girls. Maggie Sherry, so that she
died within ten minutes, and throwing
the other. Rosa Riddle, aged 5 years,
from the track. injuring her severely
hut not fatally
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-07

Both the method ana results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; il is pleasant
and refreshing 10 the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, elealses the sys-
TEN e.iectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habltnal
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of It's kind ever pro
dueed, pleasing to the taste and ae-
cepiable 10 the stomach, prompt IN
its action and truly beneficial in It's
effects. prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, It's
many excellent qualities commend II
to all and haze made il the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have il on hand viii pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try il. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
Sas FRANCISCO. ca.
LOUISVILLE. ~. Esg Yoax. Az
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-07
Seized MANY Barrels @. whisky.

LOUISVILLE, KY, June o.-The col
lector of the port here has seized ia
barrels of whisky stored in the public
warehouse. The government claims
that the liquor. which paid only ninety
cents gallon duty when reimported
from Bermuda, should have paid 81. so
a gallon as it had been blended with
other whisky. The seizure is similar
to that made in New York Monday
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-07
a GAS COMPANY's LOSS.
iss siarsger Abseoads with $4,000 -His
rngratsiai rreatneas OF a BeaefAetor.


CINCfSSAEI, June "a morning pa
per contains a statement that Capt W.
Is. Miller. late manager Of the Detroit
Gas Company, now missing, is a
defaulter 70 the amour. OF Sl4,-
600 besides owing % its presi.
dent. Thompson Dean, of New
York. large sum OF money. Miller
was an employee OF Dean years ago
when Mr.. Dean yas a successful steam
boa. man OF this city. Subsequently
through Deans assistance Miller
built and ran the paiatial Grid-
ing Star. whose 1t management resulted
in M.ller's BANKRUPTCY. After this,
when Miller WIS pennilcss, Bean
placed him in charge OF the Detroit
company and gave his son employment
At the same place. II is said that MIR.
Dean refuses 20 prosecute the man who
has betrayed his confidence, because he
does not wish TO add 70 the distress OF
Miller's family
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-07
SAWTEllE CONFESSES.
he Knows All About His Brothers Death
but Did Not Kill Him.

PoRTsMoUTB, n. H., June 6-Isaac
Il. Sawtelle, now confined in the Con-
cord state prison, convicted of fratri-
eide, has put on record with the
governor and council the story
of how his brother Hiram was
killed In brief. Isaac admits he
was present when his brother was shot
in Lebanon, Ne. but says the killing
was done by an agent of DR.. Charles
Blood. He tried to save his brother's
life, but to no purpose. The cause of
the shooting was Dr. Blood's failure to
compel Hiram Sawtelle TO sign a doeu-
nen' releasing certain property.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-07
GOLD SENT ABROAD.
The Weeks Engagements Reach the Sun
or $3.50. coo. Within 100000 of tn

The Weeks Engagements Reach the Sam
or se,65o,ooo. Within sI.ooo.ooo of tho
Largest Weekly Consignment Yet Made.
NV YORK, june 6.-There vas ST.
So0,oG0 il gold coin taken for export ct
the sub-trvasury Friday. This makes
the engagements this week IS, ESQ, 900.
In addition $500, 1000 in gold will be
sent from Boston and $500. 600
was secured in the open mar
ket, so that the total outward
movement Of gold this week viii
amount 10 $3.50. 600. This is within
about $1,000 eco OF the maximum
weekly sum which has been sent
abroad since the export began. Sur
prise IS expressed that the shipments
continue when the sterling exchange
market is weak and the Bank of Eng.
land is paying only little more than its
normal price for gold for coinage.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-07
A Nebraska pioa.er Deaa

OMAHA. Neb., June byron Reed. g
pioneer settler and the weslthiest lard
owner in the city-being rated al s3,-
o0o. ooo-died here. aged So In his will
he leaves a valuable piece of land upon
which 70 erect a public library. His
collection OF coins ia also left TO the
city. and he makes numerous ehsrita-
bic bequests. amounting in ali 20 over
800. ooe. In early bfe Mr.. Reed was a
telegraph operator. he was aftervsrd
connected with the United states assay
fe.nYn N ssila
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-07
Death Of a welI-known Physician.

MILWAUKEE, June CDR. Willis
Danforth. for many years a leading
physician of Chicago, died Friday night
at his residence in this city at the age
of 65 years. For over forty years DR..
Danforth was a resident of Illinois, liv-
ing at Geneva, Oswego. Joliet and Chi
cago. For number of years he was
professor of surgery in the Hahnemann
Medical college at Chicago. He was
also president of the Chicago Academy
of medicine. and president of the Hi
nois State Homeopathic Medical So
cietv. In 1879 he moved from Chicago
to Milwaukee. and afterwards became
president of the Wisconsin Homeo-
pathic society.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-07

George read tlis n1orning tia. .
Frl had died after eStine ace cream.
Etael-Whst q svest death How
truly romantic thst must be George
and sAe lssd her golden bead on hss
ran7ly bosom and boxed lo~is glv into
his facsl, lets g to Pnlnaoaieo's srd aie
together.
taeorg>-Csrf s-connciate voa 60
dag. DARING Tn aesd aaresdy-dcad
broke. N Y. herald
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-07
A pisastreu. Ylaze.

SANTIAGO De Chill, June 6.-An ex-
tensive and disastrous Ere broke out in
this city. Among the buildings de-
stroyed by the danes was the one occu-
pied ~ the British legation. The Erit-
ish minister. Mr.. J. G.. Kennedy. and
Mrs. Kennedy, mis- wife, had q narrow
escape from death. The German lega-
ton was damaged by the flames
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-07
Wants Pay for BIac!.hswk.s Deprsdatlons

SpRISeFIELp, Ill.,, June Ga snail
batch o: claims against the state of IL
linois was flied with the state auditor
Friday, and will be adjudicated by the
Claims commission. Among them was
a claim for S76O filed by Mrs. Margaret
Denniston, OF New Boston, Mercer
county, for the destruction OF property
by Indians during the Blacl.hawk war
of 1882, when Mrs. Denniston and her
husband were driven from their home
by savagcs, who burned the house.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-07

settlements OF the Questions az issue
The battles are Likely 10 b. fierce and
bloody, and whichever side wins the
effects viii DC felt for years 70 come
There viii DC heavy national debs
disturbance 81 commerce and mining
enterprises and q shortnes CT hands on
the farms everywhere.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-07
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RENE usbercd Their Dead.

BALTIMORE. Nd, June 6.-Confeder-
ate Memorial day was observed
throughout the state. In this city it
was observed by the unwilling of a
monument to Brig. Gen. James K. Her
bort, al which T. Wallace Blackstone
delivered an Grafton. There was fine
military parade and a general decora-
ton of graves of ex-ccnfederatcs.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-07
Dedicated a soldiers Orphans Bnildins

DAVENPORT. Ia. June G.-The new
machine building OF the Iowa soldiers
orphans home at this place was dedi-
Gated Friday afternoon. The address
was made by Ben Mccoy. Of oskaloosa.
A large number of invited guests were
present The building replaces the one
destroyed by lightning IA June, 1888,
and cost $50. 900
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-07
Prominent Citizens as Hail Robbers

WALDO, Ark. June ok Mayor j.
p. Johnson, j. I. Faulkner and Ed"
Waller, most prominent citizens in
town, were arrested Friday by United
States Mail Inspector Mcclure charged
with robbing the mails at Mcneil
March 10. 1t is also int;mated that
these men were connected with the ~
cent safe-robbery. They viii be taken
to TcXa,li kama for examination.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-07
DEATH OF JOHN FOUlDS.
The Once Famous Illinois Coal Opera tor
Killed by Q Railroad Train.

DANvILLE. IL. June G job Foulds,
formerly millionaire. was struck and
instantly killed bv a freight train near
Hoopeston Friday morning Foulds
came to vermillion county from Scot
land and was the first extensive
coal operator in eastern Illinois
For imagined grievances he sued
nearly all his n.ighbors and all the
prominent men of the county at Spring
field In the United States court. Henry
olmstead. one of the men whom he
prosecuted, shot him in the brain
Fouls became partially insane and
lost his magnificent fortune.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-07

VERNON. Tex, June 6-Heavy rains
have raised Peace river feet higher
than ever before known, and in places
il Is more than miles wide. The Fort
Worth & D-nison railway bridge was
carried away and much damage done 10
the track AL the bottom lands are
- isrs7e rrad
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-07

Horror. Kan. June e--Tharsiey
evening the sheriff % Pottswattasaie
county, Ia. arrived in this city with =
warrant FOR the arrest Of ]. o Reed.
alias ]. Oliver, on eharxs of en- bessis-
rnent - .he extent ~ sic. ooo. oliver
Jeff coraing. Il, between fiv> and SIX
-esrs ago. leaving wife and ave cali
Sr~n
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-07

N.sHvuts, Tenn. June e-E e
Terry. prominent dry rocas merchant
# Fayetteville. Tern. hss ns3e s. as
stganent Liasilitlss. 81. 900; sssets,
So s0a Insh'ilty - make collections
il given as me cause.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-07

NoNraKkL- Can. June 8 AT the new
Tool1lani slate guarriss Willie Owens.
IS years 81 age lost control Of bis
horses which backed up and slid into
sh4 pit, dragging 'ss boy with them
They fell a distance 81 10 feet ard
vvatss dashed 20 pieces
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-07
Fonr lives 1ost.

BFr1IS. June "a terrific cloud
burst occurred a. DeHrsn Cd the Rhine
Three women who wer> crossing the
bridge were blown into the river and
drowned. while TIE lightning killed
another.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-07
Two Men Killed by the Cars.

TIFFIS, o., June 6.-John Turner.
aged - years. was killed by the cars at
Republic. on the Baltimore & Ohio rail-
way. Friday night at o'clock, and
Jacob Hoot, aged 20 years, met with a
similar fate miles farther east at
the same hour, the two men being
killed by different sections OF the same
s-,sn
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-07

Fexnov. Jrn~ z - An immense
granite block which vss being hcssted
- is= riaee IN tke walls - the new
parliament eailding IN suds Pss,h feil
80 carried down with i scafToid
c,nssinlnr 80 wor'snasn. 81 ~ whom
,~..s-.s rff4of
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-07

PHILADELPHIA. June s-The city
government has sent formal request
to President Harrison for the aid of the
treasury department ia the investiga-
ton Of the keystone bank failure. now
IN proVresS
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-07

Nav YeRx. June 4 The husiness
failures occurring throughout soe Gown
trv darin9 rs lsst seven dsvs nsrs ser
3ek 90 compared with . total ~ sss ias'
ws@k For ~ corresponding wee< 81
sess ye.r tss arurrs we're ssS
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-07

Loypox. June 6.-The brigsnds who
recently seized a number of Germans
on a railway train between CONSTANT
nople and Adrianople and held them
for ransom have liberated the cop
tiyeS
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-07

PHILADELPHIA. June 6-Thc mayor
has announced reward of 5000 for
the arrest and conviction of Gideon W.
Marsh for alleged violation of law
while acting "a president of the Key
stone national bank.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-07

NexrlcsLro. IA. Tpre s--JcAn :.
Ls.es6~. ne lest surviving brother Il
the narsvrsd Elijah Lovsiov. did FRI
asr asrnssg ~ ais hosae IA Csas-r
ss4StiesAs.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-07

Ioxps7s, 9une 9Th. s.sAts-9s "
enss correspondent ssvs tsss a. lesst .
soze7 p.ers9ns ~e-- siIie6 ia he recent
taauSsrsfcT q tAsre
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-07

--o1e Charge Yrs D-"ishn. si5
yoa essnrs ~enr cess7~ "s. R-~ro,
Nara cAsa-ei ms niB4~
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-07

De- l. c. NxET's AExvT sSD EE4gS IEH.r
MAI. d guaranteed specific lcf Az eel - DIX
Iess, Commissions. Fits. Ntrruu. Neuralgia
Headache. Ners ous Pfostrsfion caused ~ the
zee 81 aic5ho! or tobacco. " skefulness, Msatal
Ia insanity ana leading 20 misery. decay and
death. Premature Old AGE. Bsrrenness Loss
Of Power IA either SCI. n,oiuntsry Losses AG1
spermatofTh0a caused by oYer-e,eTLon 1.-THE
brain, self-aUUse o. oNer-inculcenct. Zach box
contains one monfh's treatment SEQ baa
or SIX boxes for SOC. sent By mai. prepaid on
receipt OF price.
WE GUARANTEE sIN BONES
To cure any case. Win each croef received
by Us for SIX boxes. accom- panied by = &c. We
Viii send the purchaser one written guarantee
10 refund the money IL the treatment does Aot
eject a cure. Guarantees issued only ~
WHITE & WHITE.
Morton House Pharmacy, sole Agents.
SO MonIoe-street, Grand Rapids, Mich
CpEk ALL NIGHT.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-07
600 Reward (!

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Telegram-herald., 1891-06-07
woods osph q dine
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.

Promptly and perman- ~
eBty ours al forms OF Xxx
nervous WeEkuess I'm ~ ~ u
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cases y the os4g Fstfs - - eSsm<4ek&<D
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ee'ane sfamns Actress 81 feH Hthi-
tcai c.. ifl "a onfwarf HN-.. % ~ - BIN.
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Telegram-herald., 1891-06-07

Our trtstaent resitiveis ara rad icaily cures
eli ferns nf neTTcus disorder. unnatural
losses. Scxaa Gee iu~. giett ssGfcoceis. ~ Ia
snd hfoac diseases Cures rapid. Chafgss
moderate. Ierpss easy
fezSaDfeS. ga est ssd sursst trosiHenf
known.
Book Describing 70. AID hov rou may cure
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bE>IAN DUrEG MEDICAL co.
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-02-10

Just received at the N. Y. Racket
Store on Charles St., near Main, the
biggest job in Ribbons We ever had,
best all-silk goods, Nos. 5 and z, Sc,
No. 9, Zoe, No. ~, 13c, No. Is, 16c.
all worth double; Wade & Butcher
half hollow ground Razor 3ac. full
hollow ground soc, worth s5c and
S1.25, q few more Alaska Mink Muffs
left at $1.45, big job, worth 50. so /;
mems Gum Coats S1.6O to So. 10,
worth $3.50 to $3.50; Ladies' Cos
samers SI.07, worth $50; nickIe
Clocks SOC, Alarm 99c, worth S1.25
and $3.50; just received lot OF good
Prints, full pieces, 4 and Ale per yd,
good styles, worth &c; Lamps 15c,
Stand Lamps, large, 1S and zoe, COM
pletes worth 20 and Zoe; alI-siIk face
Yelling, all colors, Sc yd, worth 20c ;
Barege, ali-wool, "a ms. wide, 13c I'd,
worth soc; carpenters Planes, best
made, SOC, S1.2O. and $1.75, worth
double; Ratchet Braces Use, worth
sI.25; = full set Of Chisels 1 to 2 ms.
1925. worth 81 imported Gloria SILK
Umbrellas, fancy handles, 81. 10, worth
$l.75. ]. ". CoP1lEAR.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-02-10

The Shepherdstown Mining, Man
ufacturing and Improvement Com
pany has secured an option on the
.Urias Knode farm containing fifty or
sixty acres of land and improved by
five dwellings, situated on the Mary
land side of the Potomac river, OPP
posite Shepherdstown, at the place
known as Bridgeport.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-02-10
Fine Jerseys for little money, at
n. PALMBAUM & Bios.

oYERcoATs.-We recognize the
fact that at this season of the year we
must cut prices to induce people to
buy, for We don't want to count any
oyercoats after March 1st. We would
rather you do it and we count the
money. If you desire to save fully
so per cent. on a dollar, this is your
opportunity to do so.
WIN. KAHN, Sadler Block.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-02-10

PuBIIc SALEs.-The following Pub
lie Sales are advertised in this paper :
Wednesday,, February I5.-Per-
sonal Property, by VIM. Lloyd.
Friday, February 20.-Personal
Property, by D. Hefiebower.
Saturday, February 21.-Personal
Property, by JAS. A. Watson.
Wednesday, February 49, Personal
Property, by Col. r. P. Chew.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-02-10

The operators of the Shenandoah
and Potomac Pulp Mills are endeas-
ertng to secure options on large lot
of pine timber on the Blue Ridge, con-
tiguous to their mills. Their timber
supply from the w. Va. Central R. R.
is only sufficient to keep them in
operation two days per week.