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4 RAce eoa l,Es.

Agun In heard a. the dead Of nigkte
.Lifeboat ready!
And every man 10 the signal true
Fights for the place IN the eager crew;
..No1. lads. steadyi,'
First glance al the shudderIng foam
Now a look at the lo.ing home.
Then together. with 6sstess breath
They launched lkeir boat In the gulf of death
Over the i,reahAers villa.
Little they reck OF weather
But tear their way -,fss4a
Thro' bindiIsg spray.
Hear the skipper Cheer and say
up with her. lads. and lift her
All foGetber'-
They see .he ship ia a sudden fash.
Sinking ever.
And grip their oars with - deeper breaaA-
Now it's,come a fight with death
Now or nevers Is
Fifty strokes and they're al ner SIDE.
II they live in the boiling tide.
II they last thro the awful s,rifes
All. my lads, it's a race for hfel
Over the breakers wild
Little they reck os weaihef.
But tear their way
Thro' binding syras.
Hear the skipper cheer and say.
-Up with her. laos and hft her
AL together,'
And loving hearts ARE on The shore.
Hoping. fearing:
TIL orer the seA there comes . CHEEK
Then the Click OF the ears you hesr
Homeward steerinR.
Nefer q thought OF the danger pae1.
Now the lads are on land at LAST
What's . storm 70 the gallant crew
Who race for life. and who win IL TOO,
Over the breakers Wild,
Little th6y reck the wczfher.
But tear their way
Thrps binding spray.
Hear the skipper cheer and say
-Upwith her. lads. and lift her
An togesherl-
-. l. Malioy In Tablet
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-06-25

=. The people ofThe Dalles are putting
forth every effort to make this occasion
the grandest celebration of our Natal
Day ever attempted in the Inland EN-
pire, and they invite everybody to come
and join with them in making IL grand
success.
One of the leading orators of Portland
has been engaged to deliver an Grafton,
and all the best vocal and instrumental
music of the city has been secured for
literary exercises and procession.
By arrangements with the U. P. r. r.
Co., travel to this celebration has been
placed at one fare for the round trip,
from Portland and intermediate points,
and from Heppner. Pendleton andin
mediate points. Tickets will be sold on
the I'd, Sd and 4th of July, good for the
return until the 9th.
Free ferriage has been also provided at
The Dalles from Sunday noon the Sd,
until Tuesday noon the 9th, for all at
tending the celebration from north OF
here.
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GOLUMBIA LODGE, No.5, I. O. o. F.-Meets
-, every Friday evening at z 80 O'Clock, in K.
of p. hall, corner second and Court streets
Sojourning brothers are welcome.
Fl. cLoUGH, see'y. H. a BILLs,N. G.
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FIRE. WORKS

Which will be on scale of magnifi.
cence grander than has ever before beer
witnessed in Eastern Oregon.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-06-25

Recent experiments upon the electro
lytic generation. OF pressure from gases
formed in a closed space have been very
successful, and a pressure OF 1900 at
mospheres has been obtained.
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TNEMPLE LODGE NO. 3, A. o. U. W. Meets
i at X. of P. Hall, Corner Second and Court
Streets, Thursday evenings at 7:30.
GEORGE GIBBONS,
VS. MYERS, Finaneier. NJ w.
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UTONEN,S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE
w UNION will meet every Friday afternoon
at O'Clock at the reading room. Ansre invited
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THE .DALLES,

TIE ,DALLEo,
Wasco Comfy, Oregon,
The GaeC City of the Inland Empire
of navigation the Middle Columbia. thriving
porous city.
ITS TERRITORY
1t the supply city for rich agricultural
and country its trade reaching far south Summer
Lake, distance of hundred miles.
The Largest Wool Market
The rich grazing country the
furnishes pasture sheep
which finds market here.
The Daes is the largest original wool shipping point
America about 600 pounds being shipped last
IT'S PRODUCTS
The fisheries finest yielding
this year thousands dollars which viii be
than doubled in the near
The products of the beautiful Kckt valley find market
here and the country south and has this year filed the
warehouses and all available storage places overAowg with
their products.
ITS WEALTH
1t is the richest city of the and money
scattered and being used develop farming country
than tributary any other city in Eastern Oregon
It's situation unsurpassed Its climate delightful Its
sbities ncalcuabe unlimited
stones she stands
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MODERN, WoODMEN OF THE WORLD
tM Mt Hood Camp No. SO, Meets Tuesday even
ing of each week in the K. of P. Hall, at 73o
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TAs. NESMITH POST, No. 81, G. A R.-Meets
Hail.
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Robert Shaw. of SHOWS Falls. Me-,
went TO sleep in a field the other day, and
when he awoke he was minus good pair
OF trousers. Field mice, which swarm
in Oxford county, had gnawed the gar
ment into shreds aud carried it away
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" NJ SALYER,s CIVIL ENGE,ssERING, Survey
L ing, and Architecture. The DalleE, Or.
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- and SuR5EoH.ECaIls answered promptly,
day or night, city or country. Office No. IS and
81 Chapman block. WITT
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| 3. s.BENNErr, ATToRNEY-AT-I4Aw. Of
As dee in schaDDos building, up stairs. The
0nllee. OREGON.
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INCURRED N 4 rrRE PANIC.

Bosros, April 10. fire Sunday
evening in the cigar store Of A. Kap-
lin, in threc-story brick building in
South street, caused q panic among
the occupants Of the upper floors, dur
ing which Ave persons vet injured.
Jacob Ruben, an occupant Of the
third door, jumped to the street, break
ing his right leg and severely injuring
his spine. His wife also jumped, frac-
turing her skull and receiving other
injuries that viii cause her death.
Ruben's sister OLIVE also jumped
and sustained broken wrist and
severe internal injuries. Mrs. G. Co
hen, ii rushing from the house fell
down ! fight Of stairs and injured her
back. Mrs. Blooman Daniels was
hanging from window when rescued
by the fremen.
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SLAIN By IT'S INSANE MOTHER.
mrs. Robertson Cut Her Babes Thront
~ IL Lay In Her Lap.

mrs. Robertson Cut Her Babes Unrest
~ II Lay In Her Lap.
PORTLAND, Me-. April 19.-Mrs.
james Robertson cut the throat Of her
three weeks old bs|by Sunday and
then tried to kill herself. Her hus-
band, who was in an upper room at
the time, heard hysterical shrieks and
laughter and ran downstairs to find
her brandishing razor over her head.
On her lap lay the dead babe, its
throat cut from ear to ear.
As soon as the unfortunate women
saw her husband she tried to cut her
own throat, hacking at it several times.
Mr.. Robertson sprang to the side Of
his wife and caught her arms, shout
ing for help. Two policemen ran in
and secured her.
Mrs. Robertson has been suffering
from grip, and the disease left her in
a low physical condition. When her
babe was born the mothers reason
was impaired. but she showed no symp-
toms Of real insanity until to-day.
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PENSIONS aRANrEn.

The following West Virginia PEN
sions have been granted recently
Original Samuel M. Stewart, Jas.
I. Parrill, Henderson Moore, deceased,
Alexander Cumpston, Theophilns
Moore, Augustus B. Williams, VIM.
Burris, Grifith, J. McGeorge, Solo
mon Brady, VIM. Kirk, Jas. Arm
strong, JAS. "A. Kester. Additional
VIM. Wigal, Frederick Robinson. In.
crease Valentino Baumgardner,
Thomas Carson, Jas. Bureh, Benja-
min Leach, Nathaniel B. TAR. Ori-
ginal Widows, So. Sebra Colrider,
Elizabeth F. Clark.
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4 HApEs or LIS owN.

Says q Georgia exchange: "A Geor-
gia editor after leaving all earthly
sorrow behind him found himself 1T
the gate Of hades and was examined
as to his profession or business on
earth. 4 have been an editor Of .
Georgia country weekly We'll, said
old Satan, you can't come in here, as
! have lots Of your unpaid subscribers
inside and you would be fusging and
quarreling with them all the time.
Here's a pitchfork; 60 and start little
hades Of your ownr'
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A sis, 900 PLASTER FoR HER HURTS

New York, April 10. The suit III
stituted by Miss Fanny Bloch Of New
ark against the Newark Passenger
Railway Company to recover $25, 200
for injuries received BY being run over
by an electric car on Dec. 20, 1890, re-
suited in verdict in the Circuit Court
yesterday afternoon Of $4,000 for
the plaintiff. In the accident the
young woman's right leg was cut off
and her right arm crushed.
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he DEALT n GnEEs GOODS.
And while. .lIalxlAg Change'' for = vic
tim He Was Captured

New York, April 10. Inspector in
charge C. G. James and Inspector
Jacobs of the postoffice Department
yesterday afternoon arrested a green
goods dealer who has been carrying on
business under the name Of E. Laffor-
que, from two or three addresses in
this city. One of his victims was r.
Edwin Sparrill Of No 50 Fanklin
street, Boston.
Under, instructions from Lafforgue
Sparrill came to this city and met his
correspondent at the ST. Denis Hotel
Inspectors James and Jacobs were on
hand, and followed the pair down town
to saloon at Fulton and Nassau
streets. Lafforgue and Sparrillwent
into side room, and there the green
goods man made change for the
other. The Inspectors placed him under
arrest and marched him to the Federal
building. United States Commission
ct Shields held him in $500 bail for
examination on Monday. He was
committed to Ludlow Street Jail. He
gave his name as Oliver Goyett.
4
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BUSINESS FAILURES.

The business failures occurring
throughout the country during the
last seven days, as reported to R. G..
Dunn 4 Co., the Mercantile Agents,
by telegraph, number, for the United
States, 191, and for Canada, 80, or q
total Of 226, as compared with totals Of
20S last week, and 2l7 the week pre-
vious to the last. For the correspond
ing week Of last year the figures were
251, representing 2I7 failures in the
United States, and "a in the Dominion
Of Canada.
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BERLIN, April 19.--It il expected
here that Bulgaria will soon declare
her Independence, with the consent Of
the Porte, and that Russia win content
herself with q formal protest. The
Gar has recently sustained diplomatic
reverses at Berlin and it il said that
his power with the Porte is gone.
Political gossips say that the Cars
determination to visit Berlin is due to
his desire Of support in his designs up
on Bulgaria, but that his efforts to win
the support of the emperor will be
futile.
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LONDON, April 10. lit i estimated
that the Durham miners during the
Ave weeks Of their strike have lost Rl.-
100000. The condition Of the miners
and their families Is deplorable, and
the distress among workmen ii the
various industries more 81 less direct
" affected BY the shutdown Of the
mines is growing more severe every
day. Theloss to the mine owners, too,
is great. In some cases Rl 900 has to
be expended weekly in keeping sin
gle mine free from water and in 4
workable condition.
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woRK rHEIR alEs 70 pEArH.

LONDON April IS. Major Marindin,
in reporting to the Board Of Trade on
q recent fatal accident to the guard on
a goods train of the Midland Railroad,
condemns without measure the habi-
tual overworking Of employees on
English railways. The dead guard,
he says, worked for consecutive periods
Of twenty, seventeen, twenty-three
and twenty-five hours Immediately be-
fore he was killed. Other employees
suffered similarly, chiefly because
goods trains seldom run ontme. Ma
.jor Marindin says railways must be
compelled to increase their forces.
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4 RECREABI LOVER.
LUCKILY FOR YOUNG DEARlEy, HER
Am MISSED.


EDNEN AND BIhLAI|A.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, April IA
Ernest Dearien, i young man, met
Miss Mary Salon. belle IN the Coal
Fork neighberhood Of this county,
about two years ago, and, It Is allee-
ed, betrayed her under a promise Of
marriage.
A few days ago Miss Salon learned
that Dearien was about to marry 4
Miss Lucy Nelson, and the wedding
came Of Sunday, morning at the home
of the bride on Coal Fork.
While Dearien was on his way to
the home Of his afIianced, he was met
by Miss Salon and asked to fnlhl his
promise to marry her, and on his tell
ing her that he was on his way to
marry another, she drew i pistol and
fired three times At him. Dearien ran
when he saw the pistol and neither Of
the shots took effect.
The determined woman then went
homo and got . doubled arrelled shot
gun and started out again. She found
Dearien with his bride and attempted
to shoot, but was restrained BY by
ISLANDERS.
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rnE WHO'LL rAMILY PoIsorEp.

The family Of llinturn Turner, at
Wheeling, was taken suddenly III Sat
urday, with signs Of poisoning. Sun
day two Of the children died in terrible
agony, while two others are in criti-
cal condition. a servant girl whom
Mrs. Turner had threatened to dis
charge i suspected.
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rwO DIN CnoNrEs.

An amusement season Tor boason
without me annual appearance g
the wills "1ld Croniesa would be hke
2 winter without z Christmas g :
Hamlet without tne ghost Always
the very greatest fayofltes' the Two
Old cronies appeared at the Grand
Opera House On tl'e oth greater than
ever. The Two Old cronles7 hes Pc
come 9 gnide ~ which g compare
other funny comedies put never touch
Y. The house was TANNED and fairly
rocked on iss foundation as the ~
clones tcrnadces and whirlwinds q
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40 10 woRK AZ over.

Make good inspection of your en-
tire properly and see just where it
needs cleaning. and then 90 to work
and clean it. We have noticed terri
BILE odors arising from the cutters Of
the main streets and it must be worse
in yards where decayed matter has no
chance to be washed to the sewer.
Clean your gardens, your cellars, and
especially your cutters, and avoid an
epidemic that might arise from such !
source.
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MARYLAND NOTES.
INTERESTING ITEMS BOILED AND
CULLED DOWN.


A shooting tournament was held at
Rockville on Easter Monday. Thefol.
lowing clubs we're reprssenteds Rock
vile, Norbeck. Wheaton, Rcdland,
Washington and Takoma Park.
Commissions arc being sent out from
the Executive Department to the
magistrates, supervisors Of elections,
clllcers Of registration and notary pub
lie appointments BY Governor Brown
during the winter They number about
1000.
Nice, on Wednesday night, made q
soft bed ont Of two one dollar bills
stolen from the money drawer - W.
w. Walker s Co.'S wholesale liquor
house, on South Jonathan street, Hag-
erstown. The remains q the bills are
in such 1 condition as to b beyond
recognition.
On Friday night Mr.. H. A. Poffen-
berger's store at ST. James was enter.
ed, and the safe blown open and about
s25 stolen. The work seemed to have
been done BY experts. The store has
been robbed several times before.
on the Pine Hill, near Brethedsville,
Samuel N. Groh, Thursday, shot 4
large bald eagIe, which disappeared
through The timber, n The afternoon,
Martin Slime found and captured il
still alive and bleeding, 4 few hundred
| yards from where II was shot.
Il Is said that Senator German win
retire from the National Democrats
Committee On account 81 physical ina
Utility 70 continue the work and viii be
succeeded BY Mr.. |. Freeman Rasin.
Tho Maryland State Convention 10
select delegates 10 the Chicago con.
Ivention win meet ii Baltimore about
June 8.
| A serious accident occurred In Cum.
berland last night. which may result
fatally. A lad BY the name Of Wild.
ows, aged ak years, procured i revolt
yer in some unknown manner He, in
company with another boy, John Fore
man, aged ten years, were examining
the weapon, when Il was accidentally
discharged, the ball striking young
Foreman in the head and crushing the
frontal bone. He was not expected to
live through the night. The weapon
was OF 32-calbre.
II. Clay Smith, the forger, who was
captured in Ellerslie, Nd, u few days
Iago, was taken from the Jail in Cum.
berland and removed 10 Bedford, Pa,
whore the forgery vas committed.
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CoLuMBus, Ga, April 10. The Rev.
W. 2. Lewis, the Baptist preacher Of
Phoenix City, was engaged to marry
the daughter Of one Of his parishioners.
The fathers inquiries resulted in the
discovery that Lewis had half dozen
aliases, and had successfully married
and abandoned three wives. The
preacher has fed in consequence Il
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PAsToR1uM.

A tea win be held at the residence
Of Mrs. DR.. ]. B. snodgrass tonight,
from 7:30 70 10 o'clock p. No., under
the auspices Of the First Baptist
Church. Let every one inclined 10
patronize i charitable cause attend.
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rnE WEATHER.

h Yesterday waa another cold vet and
aisagreeable day. Rain and chilly
weather held supreme sway. But ii
cannot be always 20. We wait in hope
and confidence Of better time that Is
soon coming.
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! nowLDrn on THE TRACK.
Attempt % wreck the New York Expires.
south 81 0sweeo.

OswEeo, April 10. -There was q
desperate attempt to wreck the New
York Express on the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western Railroad Sunday
night = short distance south Of this
city.
A heavy bowlder was placed on the
track. The train, which leaves this
city for New York at 8 p. m, struck
the distractions, but did not leave the
track The entire police force was
taken to the scene in special train.
No trace Of the wreckers was found.
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uLrrrEr roRD rAuNrnrnor.v

The performance 81 Little Lord
Fauntleroy, rwhichwas presented atthe
Martin street opera House. yesterday
afternoon andlast night, won iiswhy 70
the hearts Of . representative audience.
The interest which had been aroased
BY the promises made Cor shisplay was
fuily appeased. Asa play Il i de-
lightfully sympathetic, and the story
il told with 4 delicious and an easy
iiow, III march Is followed without .
conscious Effort. Tho parts are more
strongly drawn than ono would look
for IN i play Ii which ! child i the
leading figure, and each Of these parts
was last night in excellent hands, with
4 combined result which has not boon
surpassed At the Opera House this
winter.
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Fruitgrowersand others who came to
this city on Saturday expressed them
selves as little apprehensive that the
cold weather Of last week injured the
peach buds which ii some sections are
bursting into blossom. Reports that
came from the country yesterday are
favorable.
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70 M Married.

Miss Mamie Connors, Of Winchester,
well-known in this city, win be mar
RED in the Catholic Church Of that
place today to 4 Mr.. Welsh, Of Halri-
sonburg, Va. Miss Connors has q
host Of friends here, who join in best
wishes and extend congratulations,
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CUTTING ARRAY.

Last evening Walter Crowl, 81 this
city, received cut q * inches ii an.
alfercation with colored man 81
Brunswick, Md. His injuries are pro-
|nounced serious.
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sMUeaLINa MATcHEs INTo sPAIs

PERrIGSAN, April 10. The SNUG
Cling Of wax matches across the Span
ish frontier has lately assumed very
large proportions. The customs au.
thorities made several important cap.
lures yesterday, and q detachment Of
guards near Millas, in the Pyranees,
stopped . baggage wagon, conducted
BY Ave men, which was found to con
tain 1000, 900 wax matches, several
cases Of powder and twenty pounds d
PHOSPHORUS.
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Owing tolthe condition Of roads the
tive-mile handicap race BY the bicycle
club Of this city announced to take
place this evening has been postponed
until Friday evening when il win come
off at the hour appointed for this even
ing.
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EARrHouAKE SHOCKS II oREoos

PORTLAND, ORE, April 1.-Two
heavy shockssof earthquake were felt
in Portland and points near by at
2 O'Clock Sunday afternoon. The vi
brations were from west to east and
lasted about ten seconds in each case.
Many persons rushed into the streets.
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WIN Dc 4 crcLIsr.

Deputy Sheriff Van Metre has pur-
Chased . bicycle Of the Standard Man.
uiscturing Co., and ere long We may
expect to see him enjoying = cyclists
pleasure.
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MN pEALINa e our MoTTo.

And one visit to our store win prove what we
saw Call ret our prices examine our goods
and compare with others, then you Will be
satisfied with what we say. Our goods IRE all
fresh. and satisfaction guaranteed
I1Llf & RfTTERS 3rocery sore
Queen street, 5 doors north Of Snodgrass' Drug
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WHAT Do YOU WANT /?
ONE DINE PLACES IT IN TWO LINES
BEFORE FIVE THOUSAND READERS.

situaf ons. Help wanted, For Sale, For
Rehf, Last. Found, strnyed rstolen. 10
Nay, selfor Exchange whatsoever Tonr
want, Make Il Known IN This Coia1hn.
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Mr. + spilIman has rented the
building now occupied BY Mr.. A. s..
coulden.
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gr4HE hest ladies fine shoes IN town for 81 - ct
FrERY's SHoE STORE Guaranteed to be gem
uine DonRola with solid leather counters and
inner sOles.
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4 choice lot Of Early Rose potatoes for sale.
IN 20 cents per bushel. w D. CLENpENNINe,
Bunker Hill, w. Va.
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rNrrREsT nN TIME pEPosITs.

ON and after April 18th, Ise2, the Peoples Ma
tio1al Bank 81 Martinsburg, W. Va, win pay
interest at the rate Of per cent. per annum
on time certificates Of deposit.
BY order Board Of Directors.
4-6rim- FRANK =. WILSON, Cashier.
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Tossr

II osr
A cold watch and chain containing two set
rings .sM X n on the outside and Matte KY
nefs, on the inside. Lost between David Wells
store and B. ~ o. depot. Reward BY leaving
watch at ", i. Jones. 4-ls-lw.
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lust receiyed--The greatest bargains you
81 ever saw in Mems and Boys shoes. I
bought them for less than half what Il cost 70
make them Now II your chance to get good
serviceable pair Of shoes for little money, at
FIERY 3 SHOE STORE.