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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-26

Among others things that are dis
turbing the sIumbcrs of President
Harrison and raising horrible night
mares that end in his name being
bowed out OF the back door in Min.
neapolis and taken away in a closed
cab through the side streets while
the crowd shouts itself hoarse over
some other nominee in front Of the
wigwam, is the fIct that his home
boomers Of four years ago have dis
appeared us completely from the
face of tie earth as though swept
away by the la grippe epidemic.
The Indiana politicians are elcva
ting big cold shoulder right in
MIR. Harrison's path,-CuRi6crlaRd
Times.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-26

Deeming. the demon OF Mel
bourne, australia, who murdered
two of his wives and four children.
was hanged on Monday, 23rd.
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Nnwnrne. W. W.. Jan. q. 1902.

NEwBuEs. " Va, Jau. %, 1892.
MEcsRs G. T.. ELLIS & SoNS,-
| have uycd your Rheumatic Cure for Rheu-
'natiSm and have had no return Of the disease
since. 10 pleased me so much that insisted ON
paving ~ - Tor Tire bottle when you so kindly
oNttet u TO me ON trial for nothing. think II
an excellent remedy, and would say To- others
Try IT.
GEORGE W. BARNES.
Engineer, Ii. j. q. X. Il.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-26

The Baltimore SIN celebrated
the seth anniversary of its birth on
Tuesday last.
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No Resentment Lingers in His
Heart Against the People and
Their Dogs.
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TESTIMONIALS.

ktNGwooD, W. VA, Jan. 10, 1907.
MESsns. e. Z. Ellis 6 SoNs,-
Ncwburg, ". Va
Gentlemen This is to certify that have
used "Ellis' Rheumatic cure" for rheumatism
winch aFccicd ire more or less for tWonty
ye1rs-->omCtimey sgNerely. / u,rd IL frict y
according 10 directions aud have had no the a
ua'sln since thaN u "a marvellous and in
Noiuah' re -1Cdy, and can safely recommend It.
{" others who suffer from the effects of this
very painful disease.
y. n. JACKSON.
Sheriff OF Preston Comfy.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-26

Which Makes Him Travel Faster
than HIS Contract Calls for.
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|I61Iaa{l1I!a!!s;MI;t,I
- fHopPfR
THE LOUNGER.

His Journey from Buffalo to Valley
Point Calls for o Visit from the
Doctor and the Tailor.
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Charleston had $4,000 fire
Tuesday night.
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ELLIS
CURE
ELLIS
Is 10 QUACK NosTRuM,

IL is made from NATIVE ilERBs which dig
myself. The iormu is one hundred years old
and was handed down TO me from my father
more than fifty years ago. For number OF
years prepared IL la a small way prip cilaliy
for my friends. IL Effected such
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-26

We are authorized to announce
WILLIAM +. MANEAR as u candi.
date for Assessor on the West Side,
subject to the decision Of the Re-
publican Primary Election, June
Is, 1892.
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The ANGUS ono wear and

These prices arc cash i'm advance.
If there is any paper You want.
not on this list, we can get it for
you. For sample copies address tho
above papers or
TllE.ARGUS,
Il Kingwood, ". va.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-26

Meets Fortney and Wotring on the
Road. who Neither Fear Dog,
Man or Beast.
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FER SALE DY

w. ". Jenkins & Son. Independence rs 49,
JcuEias, Evansville; A j. DOnafeld & Sons,
IunncitOn; G.. y Herring, Herring; Lloyd G..
Sh9ffer, Carmel; J. w. Fawcett & CO., King
wood ". w. Shock. Rowlesbmg: C. NJ Crane,
A!hrights: LcGhar; & King Valley Point; b. T..
hGeSinS, Brucetwn Mills; ". y. Arthur, Hazel
ton; DIR. II. Il. Mitchell, Glade Farms; ". Il.
TrIc&e;t. GAINESVILLE; D A. G. Miller. Henry !:
:. 7. McCrum * Son, Aurora Paroy EepeIry,
Terra Alta; Julius Scherr. EelOn: Simpson a.
shay fe!iowsyilic: Smith & Ga lis Hoys. Md. /:
j. r. BpwcTmnstcr & Co. Ficndsyille, Md; j .
Alvin Friend, Long Run, Did.
PRICE, S2.OO PER BOTTLE.
-" II i fails. to meet Il permanent cure,
money win be refunded.
e. +. ELLIS 4 SONS,
GENERAL AGENTS,
y l. W i u x G, w. VA.
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I555aH{15!sss'![;
Pgg,h0PPtN
THE LOUNGER.
His Journey from Buffalo to Valley
Point Calls for o Visit from the
Doctor and the Tailor.
The People Mistake Him for II
Republican Candidate Bent on
Plumber and let Loose the Dogs
of War.
Which Makes Him Travel Faster
than HIS Contract Calls for.
No Resentment Lingers in His
Heart Against the People and
Their Dogs.
Meets Fortney and Wotring on the
Road, who Neither Fear Dog.
Man or Beast.
They Tell Him lie has Good Case
for Loss of Protection from the
Public Gaze.
AS Public Benefactor lie is Emit
tied to the Middle of the Road.
Fears the Lawyers as Much rs the
Dogs and will Trust Nature and
the Tailor to Settle the Case.
His Meeting with Judge Joe Shaw
and Sheriff Lcnhart Celebrated
with Cheese, Crackers and Water.
The Judge and Sheriff Returning
from the Candidates Ra d
Through Preston.
The Lenhart and Shaw Circus
Drawing Immense Crowds with
Red Lemonade and Gingerbread.
The Judge Advertised as the Last
Survivor of the Columbus Expc-
dition,
Which Discovered America and
Made it Possible for Republican
to Hold Office.
The Silver Scalp with which the
Judge Fools the People as the
Lone Survivor.
Lenhart Personat.ng tic Boy Stood
on the Burning Deck,
Chewing Peanuts by the Peck, while
the Sherilfalty War Rolls On.
Ionoring the Great Harmonizer
with Il Motto in His Store.
Made Deputy Assistant IIarmonizer
for His Supply of Coffee, Hard
tack, Beans and Fitch,
For the Starving Army of Office.
Hunters that Invaded Preston.
Scheer. Shaffcr and Gloyer's Trick
Exposed.
Travelling from Buffalo to Valley
Point is 4 trip have 10 desire to
repeat, for the roads are muddy,
the underbrush thick and the dogs
anything but sociable. had the
misfortune to te taken for Repub-
lican candidate in search Of a Job,
and the people in their generosity to
help me along insisted that / should
lose no time in running for Office if
their fayorite house-dog could keep
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-26
ANNOUNCER ENTS.

We are authorized to announce
Mr.. j.. w. FoRMAN as n candidate
for Assessor on the East Side.
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Marvellous Results

that have concluded TO place Il ON the market
The demand has increased To such AN extent
and II has rendered such satisfgctio that
could hardly do otherwise The appended
Testimonials echo the sentiment of all who have
given IL a trial. It
Guaranteed to Cure Rheumatism
nothing clse. II tUken according to- directions.
" 10 lailS To dc So Il costs YOU nothing il YOU
return the bottle.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-26

They Tell Him lie has q Good Case
for Loss of Protection from the
Public Gaze.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-15
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

EoR sALE-ln1 CONN AVE; NEW WHITE
L STONE HOUSE - rooms; LATEST improve
MAGNIFICENT &c. fixtures: prios. eco SOD Apply
to JAMfs N. 0REEN. I'll 1+th ST. sel1-1m
EOR sALE-Bi OWNER, 3STORY AND CELLAR
Il Broom and bath. nearly new brick e44 st. ".
Inquire premises. seI1-lmk8ts
EOR SALE-LARGE NEW BRICK STORE. ID ST
ne. dwelling rooms and brick stable leased 3
years go mo ;sY SOC; Two new bricks near Lincoln
bath. pantry trunk room aud cellar lie Droit Park
- 800: papered throushout: Six-room brick. 7 81.
n near l4th: $50. Handsome new brick l4th
st. NV, nine rooms. bath. amt %. 500. Six
room and cellar IN. 1. on Tennessee Lincoln
for sale on st. ne, bargain, Fine business prop
erty on st. nv; for sale and lease. Foo bargains
ook for Red Key" sign OF
su12-3m KEY BROS. CO.. 90 ct. nv.
Tor sALE-A BUSINESS PROPERTY ON PENN.
l. ave. n. ". running through to wide street now
rented to the United States; low price; splendid in
vestment. W. r. OKIE. 1917 st. n. ocl-2ws
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STORAGE

SEPARATE. CLEAN, LIGHT. DRY AND AIRY
- storage apartments ~ LATINEk sLoAN'A,
l4O 81 n ~ most convenient location IN the cfy.
THE SAFETY STORAGE AND VAN coNPAHY.
warehouses S,s 10 and II q. n-e-stor~rs Il
Separate rooms textrea Haul NJ 70 and from No.
Sssss -. ~ isuaa-su,
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FOR SALE--HOUSES
LIE DROIT PARK PROPERTY,
BARNES 4 WAIVER
REAL ESTATE BROKERS',
G19 St n. ".

BARNES WEAVER,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
pretty home at low hsrrs
New. pressbriek. bsy-winiow. SIX rooms. bath. all
mod tmps.
3s2 To 346 ELM ST
''O', 0' ''e''f fr aee's 81. $50 each.
Three story press-brick bay-window front; six
rooms bath. all mod imps-
1894 LINDEN ST.
2 s1iS easy ss s- 80
Three-story press-brirk bay-window front; six
rooms. bath. all mod imps
1858 LINDEN ST.
eY f1i:G. & q E ;ooo
Pr-sshrick hay-window front, si1 rooms. bath all
mod iInps- papered
Ne1,.o corner q Larchss
o ,rOs;GIy and Gs od a, bay-"indO-
Acontortasl. Dwelling.
View press brick bay window front; SIX rooms bath;
Arrc,ty home.
Tvo-st0ry and cellar rr-~s-brick bay-wndow front
siI rooms. bath all mod inns
COZ SPRUCE ST.
barVain-
Price. 81. 40.
Three-stOry and cellar, press brick, bAy-wtnd dow
front. six rooms. bath. all mod imp.
5II MAPLE AVE
comfortable home.
Price, z y, 800
Easy terms
Press brick. bav-windOw 'front.' bro stone TRIM
MINIS. siI ROOMS. bath all mod imp. concerted cell
lar. rranolthic sidewalk
sol SPRUCE ST.
Corner OF Iarch 1t.
Price. 90. 900
Best location in the park.
Ahandsome pressbricI bay window front. six rooms.
bath. all mod. imp.
400 SPRUCE ST.
Price. So 400.
complete home.
Containing seven roorls. bath. all mod impa in
perfect order; lot 3Oxl26
3O3-3oo MAPLE AVE
Handsome residences
Price, 81. 600
rooms. bath. all mod inns. excellent finish three
cabinet mantes. tiled replces. entire house heated
by furnace.
1913 HARDWOOD AVE.
Io, 1Ox15O.
Price. Sll.OOO-
Eghtroom frame. all mod. imps.
1901 HARDWOOD AVE.
desirable location.
Price. ST.. 900.
Eleven rooms bath all Iaod. iInps g bath rooms.
BARNES WEAVER,
II 629 st W.
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CHAPLIN ST lot 301l50 so
CHAPIN ST. lot 21H lO Observation-Disclosures. 10
HUNTINGTON PLACE. lot 3Ox150. ............ /. q,
B1NNEY ST. near 14th ST. lot 0xl50......... l. -
BACON ST. l4th St. lot .Ox I45 ......... l. 10
GOLuMB!A AVE. near lith St. .ot 2lxlo0. 80. !. 10
HARVARD ST near 18th ST., lot 5xl lt ...... 25
YALE ST near l4th St. lot 0x lJO. .......... l. p
COLUMBIA AVE. near 14th St, lot oOxr6O 80. &c
kENESAW AVE. near l4th St. lot 5Dx IS 49,. 50.
DARTMOUTH ST. near 18th St lot 5Ox Id SIC
kENY0N ST near 18TH St. lot yOI ll6 ........ soc
kENESAW ST. next to cor 18th St lot :JOxl.6 &c
HARNARD 81. near 18th St. lot )Oy l10 ........ Oc
PEINCEION 81 near 18th St lot 00Xl.,0...... SOC
BLOOMINGDALE (7dke y. y. are. or G ST. cars)
u ST \. W near LIST, lot 50xlo0 .............. soc
FLORIDA AVE NV. GAO "a. fl, 100 IT,
QUINCY ST. NV, 5OxlO0 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. t5c
RANDOLPH ST. NV. between II and 5 sts
sEAfoS ST. NV between S and i Sis. 50r DOC
ssT; NV: nea; y. Capitol st, 5nIiO6 49,. 8Oc
\. CAPITOL ST near St. 50xl ........... &c
y. CAPITOL ST. near T. 5Oxl Il .........,.,,. tiTr
NCAPlIOL ST: CORNER lotl ....-.............. Toe
81 \. w OVERLOOKING X. l. ave............... 50c
FIRST ST. n. W near ST., 5Ux1 12............. zee
FIRST ST. y. w. Corner LOTT, J0x91 ...... so,
LINCOLN AVE. Corner lot). will subdivide eco
nomicaly.... 15c
FOR Sale 81. near ~ n. W., a valuable piece O..
property, with two houses and stables; Raging a
small interest suitable a site for flats or large
building enterprise in building houses for
dences tenements will sell for 81 per foot very
HOINFAD MANOR
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BOARDING.

4 goo 18TH ST. NV, NEAR DUPONT CIR.
lOLO Gle and st. cars; hrst-class rooms and IA
BILE for ladies and gentlemsn. No children. ocl56'
VNANTED-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY on EAST
w Capitol st. 9TH, two or three bosrdsrs nice
rooms. hrst-class table best references exchanged
Address NJ. D.. star once. oci5-3ts
s)OO LIST ST. NE. BRIGHT SUNNY ROOMS
AAO for permanent and transient guests; near
cars. Capitol. B. and o. depot; steam heat: open
0res; eood BOARD q rec -onable rates oc12-1w'
VOO 9TH ST. NORTH, PHILADEIPHIA- pa
OOC Board, with room. % per week; house newly
furnished and scrupulously clean; good table and
service. ocf-isw:lt
GOOD BOARD AND ROOMS AT MODERATE
" rates at the HOTEL FREDOEIA, h bet 18Th aud
18TH "a. oc1v-6t
EIRsr-CLAse BOARD AND CHOICE ROOMa
Il with all modern improvements; Centrally located
and moderate charres. 332 Indiana ave. sa26Lam
Mrs. BLANCHE A. LANBERrY BOARDING
oren Handsome suttes Of rooms for families: ascss-
onae " NJ - hseoase end ooost oaR oa33m
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RoR RENT-sHoRT OR LONG LxAsE on IN.
Light seoes sconi bsst location n ~ -. ola
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

t'ok SAl-E-A GRAND 81 BDfN1SION-2n0 ACBFs
u q most valuable land At Mt Vernon, also e
terniinus OF electric railway. POMHATAN W.
ROBERTSON, Owner. les \. \. ave. n. OILS NJ
lNoR sALE-A GRF At BARGAIN-9s ACRES An
loining surlns Park addition. Alenandri electric
ra,w,y- PpNHATAN W. ROBERTSON. Trustee.
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E'oR sAIE-oN MONTHLY PAYMENTS. EIIGI.
house. N UTsRTtnpp
ocl5-lm laiq1st
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

Z BUY 4 LOT
And we will
BUILD YOU HOME ON EASY TERMS.
We can sell You Q largo lot. so or 6Oxl35 for from
$3.50 mp to 81. 0O title perfect; rood elevation ne
view city streets extended 30 feet ride These lots
are located in addition to BROoKLAND where values
are rapidly ADVANCING. Now Is the time TO invest
NcLACHLEN L BATcHELpER.
su21 Cor. 10th and q sta n w.
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L,oR sALE-3 OR GROOM FURNISHED HOUSE.
valued 500 for ESQ essh: rent only e16 per mo.
I'd 1oor rented for $40. 80 at W. squares from
pension building aud B. and .. depot. oc130s
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LOST AND FOUND.

Il osr-H,If OF COLD IINKFp sI.kEyT mr..
IL ton. oval .haF,ed and marked X e. X Reward N
returned 10 UNIVERSITY CLUB i7th aud st.-
n. n
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7 oST-oN SUNDAY. OCT. 8. IIvFR-CoLoRrD
IL setter dog. With collar on IficrAl rcNard N
turned 90 MARS CASSIDY. 4On i4thst M orl3N.
L oST-oN MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER M.
IL small hark and white setter with collar AMI
tax; side OF hts head black. LbrrAi reward re-
turned 10 l432 Corcorun ~. a. ". ucl.SN'
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LUK SAIE-
L 40 11th st. n. g. 90 rooms and bath: q M con-
venient to and herdcs small cash payment bal
ahce monthly. Key tS?3 For terms apply to owner,
Room 70. lie Drolt building 9Th and F. oc1 leo3ts
ENOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL HOME-DESIGNED
Il and built by the owner for his own residence
beautifully and artisicaily finished throughout: ten
rooms and bath. cellar. steam heat tiled ibule
and bath room. open freplaces, mirrored msntes
found to secure trstclass home at cost price and
easy terms. Apply g. ]. BOND, Attorney, 623 T
st. n. -AOdlln
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VI LIST. MAR l~T Nv
tirtt 2 story EHg--- finished ia "a tl-al wool
alb Ne ante. t-l y--tiH. tn h-'I- sf-tk
M tubs. h Hrilt hy DAYS WI. sli -I.IlI D.
srsu p D.. arp-e iaf-i ' -yH-. : % All L. sJIls
tssdf- hath. lr4s.- rH..H. ia. .tb.=- 1 frHr 4
ll.in 90 u.r-s- aui rarI1ae--. fr4r.- 81 UEi to
40. viii terms O. -uit.
, NASH owner
n - -. u. - a'r.- 3 A. m.
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LNoR sALE-HORSF, SURREY AND HARNESS;
lot Of nice chickens and FIFTY -four bound volumes
9i harrer's Monthly. Sw corner Park and Pine Sc.
Mt. Pleasant. DC. II.
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NOR 'LE-THREE-STORY ELtVEN-ROON
L hrirk dwelling with all mod. imps. well located
d n convenient To l4th ST. cable cars; two-story
brick stable on premises Price reasonable terms easy
81 TYLER 4 RUTHER ORD.
ls-S2ws 1897 Il st. 4. ".
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HoLMEAD MANOR
LOT 49, 4 sS.,a a. g. ef ot 49, bloc.
L5f . Mock 49, 5o;Ia5. s0; 10: 81. BLOCK sO'
LOT 81. Block - CORNER iotj. a5c ; 10, 81. w
LOT - BLOCK A. 4axiia. PC lot as. block &c
LOT 80. BLOCK A. 5o.ii0 SOC lot ii. block &c
L6f 8 BLOCK 43. 5oIia5 $oc 10. IS. block 'oS
LOT a. BLOCK A. .i0ii50. a5c lot As. block '
LOT ~ BLOCK A. 5ori5o a5c lot IL. block ''''
Lof >. BLOCK As. 5oIi5o. 5c lot 20. block s'S
L6f So BLOCK As 5OIilo. a5S. lot 90. block DC
LOT IS BLOCK As 5ori5i lie. lot 81. block &c
LOT IS. BLOCK 45. 5Oii5o pc. lot ST. block 'f'
L5r s. BLOCK As. 5oIi59 a5c lot IS. block DC
LII y BLOCK 49, 5oiis4. BIC lot rs. block S'S
LOT So BLOCH is corner lott. 35c lot SO. nc
LOT 81 BLOCK a. 5Oiiii. nc lot 81. block 'S'
a., 29xils d;; e; 27,6c
HOLMEAD AVE near Lydecier ave. lot 5o1 ''S
HGiMEAD AVE. near Lydecier ave. lot 50i ON
HGLMEAD AVE and Lamar place. corner lot 'oS
AVE- Lamar P.s: s;
THHIkkTEESSTH 81 II near as hs 31la5 eo
THiRTEENTH ST.. corner of Lamar place. 100
nh3o ,,;;,;iiii 55c
THRfEESTH ST. north q Ianar se Place s soi 'o'
THIkTEENTH SIR. north Of Lamar place 55OI - NC
THIRTEENTH ST. north Of Lamar pisce 5O1 4oc
THIRTEENTH ST. north Of Lamar place, S0i '''c
THTKTEENTH ST., corner Of Spring St &c
EsLIN AVE near Lydecker ave-. lot 8. block
EsfIS Az AZ n near LydssIsi SSs
Il at
M0a Fnsa3 mi aSE cor. Lamar place northwest
M0kaAS AT cor: Lamar place t.Ca.iwesi so'
M SSEEasa! SSE ns.r Lama, Mac. 49c
M9ssHN AVE near tydecfeRP ave. oSf 1iso &c
nssI sos
M No AVE- y. block i s64 So IT. Boz
s0LRIERs, HONE ST. iSO1lSo: y8c
sSEPiEks HONE HONE ST. ST. Ho5 51sl 10
WHITNEY AVE nesr 18Th st. 50I l:;o: soc
%aifNEl AVE 18Th 81. and Iyass2sr ave-
20. o. feet Of street fropsss
:SSs;s fs S;s:. Is ios: iS both IN
'front.' and s
n sISs 's.Ss AES' & PtA1ss
.,,, ., sra1e Is AND and i tx ;ns E cara,
fD. e sseq s,sns s lot u, 95Sd
gARkISET ST. lot is SioSI 8, 56si ri tS.i . Soc
4 S1.. lOts " TO "a, block g.. :A0C
rAnfASUT ST.. west half lot 90, block s.
~"' Doc
SHERMAN HI AVE near Whitney ave-. lot z. block
MARSHALL ST. near sherman ave. iOoIi50 10
MAhSHALk ST. near sherman ave. A., 5OxlJO., an
SHERMAN AVE, lot 2Sxl5O, adSoius corner . 50c
EaRKAGUT ST: lot 25x ...............,,,. 3Oc
hAhvAkD 81. bet. Sherman ave. and 18th st.. 40c
lhVlNa 81. near Sherman ave.. 5Oxl50........ &Oc
M MICH HOE eE THE ProPSRTy PRESCRIBED ABOVE
yAMTAGtOUs L6CATioN AND AFFoRbS oP-
RSH HtSps isyirE hf fSsPRS
TII0N Of THIS SRKPREsENTING ONLY A POR-
TON OF WHAT WE HAVE FOR SALLY AND OUR
COMPLETE LIST OF HOUSES AND LOTS AND
BUSINESS PROPERTIES, AND WE WILL BE
PLEASED 10 ASSIST THOSE UNACQUAINTED
WITH VALUES IN SECURING INvESTNENTS.
InQuir'ss BY mail rsceius prompt attention.
WIN h. SAUNDERS CO.
tSuccessors to John Sherman Co..,
Telephons. 1917 It'll l4O7 y 1t. nv.
E>OR sALE-vALUABLE CORNERS
North Csrolin. ave and A. ~. 7x77; price, o. o.
New Hempshtre ave. and n, 6Ox66: Price ....,. O(
North Capitol and N. 136x10: price. ...,..... d
Kirby and Morgan. 3 lots. l4x40 each; price 80 QOS
F1r terms. &C.. apply TO JNo. A BUTLER, Jr..
q n
The Southern herald., 1892-08-19
FromElseBhere.

L is BY no means true that all
The Alliance men in this county
have gone into the Third party.
There are many whose democracy
is Of that genuine quality that Is
not 10 be carried away By every
wind Of political doctrine. They
are democrats from principle, and
believe that The Democratic party
is the party Of the people, and will,
if any party can, work out the great
problems of the present and future
in the interests of the masses and
for the prosperity and glory Of our
common country.
The Alliance is no political or
ganization, and does not and cannot
interfere with the religious or pO-
litical opinions of its members.
It's constitution declares il non
partisan, and we do not understand
how it is that q man cannot be a
good Alliance Democrat, as well as
a Third party man. The Peoples
party leaders are using theAlIianee
order for partisan and personal
ends, and in consequence the sub
alliances are disbanding. Thus We
see a noble and good organization
being disintegrated by designing
demagogues. These leaders are
making death struggle to prevent
their inevitable destruction this
fall, but their doom is fixed now,
and l believe they see it, although
to hear them talk and speak and
read their papers, they ignore this
fact, and declare they are stronger
now than they ever have BEEN
]. G. B. Erwin, in Clarion.
TheAlliance organization, turned
from its high and noble mission,
cannot thrive in the uncongenial
soil Of politics.
The Southern herald., 1892-08-19
PREAMBLRS AND RESOLUTIONS
ADOPTED BY TIE PEOPLES
PARTY CLUB OF SMITHDALE.
August Alb. 1892.

August 4lb, 1892.
Whereas measures looking to the
relief Of the industrial classes are
the demands of the hour; broken
promises, such as we have had for
the past decade, will not suffice;
an administration of the govern
ment, in the interest Of the whole
people, is what we experimenting
else will satisfy; the trusts, COM
bines and syndicates must go; and
We call upon all who see the need
Of reform, to join US in the good
work; therefore be it
Resolved 1st, That we indorse
the action of the great National
Conyention, held at Omaha on July
4lh, 1892, representing, as it does,
the best interests Of the whole
more especially the in-
dustrial classes, who are the bull
warks Of this nations liberties;
Resolved End, That we pledge
our answering support to the ticket
they put in nomination, and indorse
the platform from A to Q;
Resolved 9rd, That copy Of
these resolutions be furnished to
The SouthernH Herald Valley Record
md National Economist for their
publication.
7. N. JACKSON, President;
j. A. BURRIs.
HI. MAaEE, VicePresid's.
Will z. Burris, Sec.
The Southern herald., 1892-08-19
Ranger's Sale.

n WILL OFFER FOR SALE, At tAs
i court house door in the town Of Liberty.,
on the
First Monday in September, 1892,
10 the highest bidder for cash, the following
described Estray, to-wit:
A Red Brindle Steer, smooth croP in left
ear, under figure seven in right white in face,
some white under the breast about 4 years
old. Ap raised at 50 90 by J Il Toler and
Harvey Duff.
The above described Estray wAs taken up
BY K NJ Causey, and strayed BY him BE-
fore W D HazlewOod, a Jpsties Of the Peace
within and for Amite county, and State
Of Mississippi, May It'll, 1892.
r HOFFMAN,,
Coroner and hanger.
The Southern herald., 1892-08-19
RridenTn RaIat

.DY ORDER Of The Board sf g,
Nd psrvisoTs Of Amits oountv
Ms, t. building Of IL flovax R-s--.
VII Be lzt b he loVet hi33f. e IL
FRSf MONDAY ~ sEPTnnER
q ths eur h5as n ths ,sva q L.,
Bridge across DaWson's eresl
near Mrs. s. D. Jenkins place il
Dist. No. 2.
Bridge aeross Naurs creek. in
Dist. No. 5.
Travis bridge scross Amite rive,
near ] J Travis, ST., Dist, Nol6k
ordered repaired.
Chandler bridge serOssEasl prom,
Of Amiie river, near DR.. c Fl Bates
ordered repaired.
Specifications on Ale in the OfBee Uf Tia
Chaneery Clerk. for reference.