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A new CANDIDATE.
General Slocum Mentioned as .
New York Possibility.
4 SPLENDID MILITARY RECORD,

Representative Greenleaf Names the
New York soidicr-siatesman A.
Possible Compromise Between
Cleveland and Hin, but Fears He
wonid Borhid the Use or Hts Name.
WASHINGTON, April ia. That Senator
Hills friends have lost faith IN his can
didacy Is evident from the manner in
which they ere casting around for new
candidate who can unite the Cleveland
and Hin forces in New York. The first
compromise candidate was trotted ont
yesterday by Representative Greenleaf
in an interview suggesting the name Of
General H. w. Slocum, Of New York.
IF neither Hill nor Cleveland can be
nominated. said Mr.. Greenleaf, II do
not know Of . stronger candidate than
General Slocum. He could carry New
York like fash. He has everything in
his favor. Personally, and speak now
from my own knowledge Of him, he Is
clean, independent and honest. He can
neither be bribed nor bnllied. He Ii So
years old, has amassed quite q fortune
Is business man, Ii largely interested
In various enterprises, and Is very pop
ular.
His Military Record.
81 regard him a. having the finest
military record Of any living American.
He commanded the right wing Of
Meade's army at Gettysburg and the
left wing during Sherman's march TO
the sea. He was In all Of the important
engagements in which Fitz John Porter
was concerned and was at Chancellor
vile, fredericksburg and other noted
battles. He Is president Of the Soldiers
home ut Bath, N. ", and Is idolized by
the veterans.
Il should like to see the Democratic
party select a soldier for its candidate.
believe it would be successful expert
ment. The only drawback is that Cen
eral Slocum Is one Of the delegates at
large for Hiil, and he would not do any
thing or allow anything to be done that
would in any way look Is II he were work
lug for or wanted the nomination. He
lis the soul of honor, and this, think,
would prevent him from even allowing
the use OF his name.
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In Senate and Houee.

WARRINGTON, April i3.-An interesting de-
bate, occupying most or the day, took place m
the senate upon Mr.. Palmer's resolution for
the election Of United States senators BY the
people before II was referred to the committee
on privileges and elections. Mr.. Chandler
took the lead IN opposition TO the plan, con-
tending that il must inevitably be followed
BY another amendment 70 elect the president
and vice president BY the people. The house
passed an urgent deficiency bill appropriatinR
81 .636 for various deficiencies in the gov
ernment service, including $4,000 to defray
the expenses Of collecting customs and $780,
600 for the census once. Mr.. Cooper undl
inside g personal explanation occupying over
commissioner Of pensions. The naval anpro-
priation bill was considered for two hours ii
committee Of the whole.
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PrcsbyecrIans in sesslon.

CHESTER, Pa, April 49, The presby-
terry of Chesper, which comprises the
Presbyterian churches Of Chester and
Delaware counties, was in session here
yesterday IN the. Second Presbyterian
church. The attendance of ministers
and elders was large. The retiring
moderator. DR.. w. Al. Patton, 81
Wayne, preached the sermon. Rev. DR..
Northrup, pastor Of the Ridley Park
church, handed in his resignation, rs
did also Rev. N. j. McCloud, Of the
ToughkenaElon church, both Of which
were received and the pulpits declared
vacant. The presbytery adjourned last
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1 Desperate English Murderer.

:, LONDON .,I April IA = man named sa7:,s
shire, on the Avon, ten miles from Bath,
was engaged to be married to young
lady Of that place, and becoming con
WINGED that the uncle Of his fiancee was
influencing his niece to break tine en-
gagement he shot and killed the uncle.
He fed to Warminster, and WAS yester-
day arrested. A police sargent at
tempted 10 take him into custody. but
Hamilton drew mis- revolver and shot
him dead. Other officers seized him.
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AcknowIedg es HIs Guild.

PHILADELPHIA, April IS. Elliott Pur-
nell. the desperate colored burglar who
was intercepted in his attempt TO rob
the country villa of Frank Thomson,
first vice president Of the Pennsylvania
railroad. at Merton station, and who
made his escape from the premises after
firing upon the Waterman, being subse-
quently captured in pawn shop, was
arraigned before Magistrate Clement at
the City hall. The prisoner acknowl-l
edged his guilt, and was committed for
further hearing.
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Found q Dccomposed Body.

WLLIAMsPoRT, Pa, April 13.--The
body of an unknown young man was
found iii Wayne township, Clinton
county, about four miles from McElhat-
tan. The body had the appearance Of
having lain ut the point where it was
found for some time. and decomposition
had set in. No marks to indicate that
the man mad met with violent death
were visible. Coroner Fullmer, Of
Remove, was notified Of the findingiof
the body, and an inquest was held.
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IN WAS POISONED.


~ GtktanufHb Eouco SUPERINTENDENT
PITTspuRG. April iS.--It has Just
leaked out that Gamble Weir, superin
tendent Of police Of this city, who dice
suddenly three months ago. was poi
eoned.
At the time Of his death his friends
had suspicious Of foul play, but they
kept the matter secret in the hope that
some clew might be found that would
lead to the discovery Of the murderer.
So tar, however, the work 81 ferreting
ont the person wLocommitted the crime
has been one of difficulty. Whoever
had given the fatal dose had covered his
tracks 70 well that every effort ii dis
cover him has proved failure.
Superintendent Weir was ailing for
weeks before his death. One day he
would seem better, and the next he
would be seized with terrible parox-
ysms that hafiied his physicians skill.
After his burial several friends quietly
went to Greenwood cemetery, exhumed
the body and removed the stomach and
spleen, after which the corpse was TO
turned to the grave. The tntestines
were submitted to an analytical chemist
for examination. His work Is not fin
ished. but il has been found that enough
poison had been taken to kill several
men.
The stomach has been literally eaten
mp with violent poison Of one kind and
there are evidences that another kind
had been used. One poison was corrosive
sublimate and the other Ii thought ii
have been arsenic.
Every effort was made to keep the cir
cumstances secret until some day the
author Of the crime might be discovered,
but lately the matter has become pretty
freely circulated, and It looks now Is Il
the guilty person may 60 unpunished.
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a Lively Election Is oohocs.

ALBANY, April IA dispatch re-
ceived early this morning from Cohoes,
N ", to the Press and Knickerbocker,
says: There was no election in Cohoes,
for mob is in possession OF the ballot
boxes of the Fourth ward--a heavy Re-
publican ward. One hundred special
police appointed from the iron works at
Troy seized the ballot boxes before the
polls closed and rusned them into the
police station under the protection Of the
police and IN the interest Of John T..
German, candidate for the Cleveland
Herrick ticket The city Is wild with
excitement.\ Hundreds Of citizens have
been dubbed by strangers under the
guise Of special officers. The police
promise to allow ballots to be counted
In the police station after the excitement
Subsidies
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Floods In Minnesota.
BATTLING WITH RUsTLERs.
A Reported Conflict in which Forty-six
Were Killed.

W GLB 614koNA-
CASPER, Wy, April "a man from
Riverside reports that the $50 deputies
Of Sheriff Angus attempted to arrest
the invading army and killed twenty
eight of them, and that eighteen of their
own men were Killed. Great excite
ment exists here, and no one knows who
the armed force is after, nor what mo-
ment they may sweep down upon this
community. The lawn is a walking
arsenal If the ringieader's object is to
kill off his private enemies about one
half of the population must be on the
List, This section to man will turn
cut If any miscellaneous killing takes
place around here. Several newspaper
Representatives are here, but fear to 90
TO the scene, as every stranger is looked
upon with supsici0n. and the army, If
they caught the reporters, would keep
them close prisoners.
DENVER, April IA special from
Douglass, Wy, to The News in regard
to the fight between cattlemen and
rustlers says: Kid DDnnelly, of Rowder
River Crossing, bro1ght word to Ante
lope Springs. thirty miles from Doug
lass, that the stoclrmen were campod on
the Casper road, ON North Powder river,
sixty miles north Of Casper. Two Enst-
lerA, Nate Champion and man named
Ray, were killed on Powder river. DON
nelly reports the rustlers are flying IN
every direction and attempting to escape
from thesoountry. Three OF than passed
through Antelope Springs.
When DOnnelly left Powder River
Crossing there had been no casualties in
the st0ckman's party.
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IsacInr a (3Ioncegter.

GLOUCESTER, MI, April Is--First race, I
furIongs Kancsville, 1; Jim Clare. 2; Land
seer, q Time, 1.I3.
Second race, ~ furlongs- John O'Brien. 4;
Athlone lilly. 2; Happy Maid. .. Time. 0ls,l
Third race. ~ furlongs Ketchum, /; Citi-
zen. 2; Fnlpina, Q. Time. 1.2gjl
Fourth race, furlongs- Arizona, /; Boyle
Rhoads. 2: General Gordon, .. Time, l.3jM.
Fifth race. W furlongs Turk IL, i; PEN
rance, 2; Genevieve, q Time, O57k.
Sixth race, ~ furiongs-- Favorite, 1; Prodi-
gal. z; Santa Rita colt, q. Time, 1.261k.
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A Powder MAJ Blown Up.

PoTTsyII41E, Pa, April 13.-At 10 D.
m. one of the chaser mills of the Cres-
soma powder works, one mile north Of
the town, exploded and blew the build
ing to atoms What caused the explo-
sion is yet unknown. There were no
workmen within fifty yards Of the build
ing, so no one was injured. The night
watchman had a narrow escape, having
left the building hut q moment before.
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"A Crlpple Fatall. Hnrt.

MAHAN0Y CRY, Pa, April l3.-John
Hoben, cripple, and prominent citizen
of this place, met with an accident from
which he cannot recover. Hewas riding
with his brother along Main street, and
was preparing to alight when his arti-
fetal limb caught in the side of the
wagon, throwing him to the ground,
where the wagon passed over him,
breaking his back.
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Bedford RepnbIIca1s CHOICE.

BEDFORD, Pa, April 13. One Of the
most harmonious Republican county
conventions in the history Of Bedford
county met yesterday and nominated
Hon. Z. s. Ashcom as Bedford county's
choice for congress; Hon. John Cessna
and VIC. Smith for the legislature; w.
y. Fickroy for county surveyor, and
Thomas j. Croyle for director Of the
poor. L. J. McGregor and Dexter
White were named for delegates to the
state convention and John H. Jordan as
Bedford county's choice to the national
convention; John s. Weller, chairman
OF the county committee. Resolutions
were adopted bysthe convention indoors
ing President Harrison's administration
and instructing the delegates to the state
convention to vote for Harrison.
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GuttenherR Ranaa.

GuTTENBEa0. n. j., April Ia First race. s
furlongs- Ottawa, |: Illspcnt, 2; vandal, q.
Time. I.0l.
Second race, Q furl0ngs- Irregular, 1; Alma
II, 2 serius, 3. Time, i.IeN. .
Third race, 6M fnrlongs- Uncertainty, i;
Character, 2: Rover, q Time, la
Fourth race, mile Badge, l; Lorenzo. 2;
W0odcutter. q Time. L4lIk
Fifth race, furlongs Eleanor, 1: One, B;
Rocket, 3. Time, O.lglx. $50.
Sixth race, furlongs- Gladiator, /; Urbana.
2; Blanche. 3. Time, 1y0l.
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shot HimseIf in : scnnie.

NORTH VERNON, Ind, April 18.-Just
before the Q o'clock Cincinnati, Wabash
and Michigan train left here Sabe Divine
entered the ladies' coach for Bushville.
Divine was intoxicated, and Conductor
Scott attempted to remove him to the
baggage car. Divine drew q revolver,
and In an attempt to shoot Scott the re-
volver was discharged in the scufiie.
The ball entered Divine's body, killing
him instantly.
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A Juvenile suicide.

PHILADELPHIA, April 13.-The body
of Frederick Roller, aged Is, was found
hanging in the cellar Of j. Wolf & Bro. e
wall paper establishment, where he was
employed as an Office boy. No cause
for the youths rash act can be assigned,
and his parents are nearly frantic. The
coroner is holding an inquest in the case.
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Deemlng and WhitechapeL

HALIFAX, N. s., April IS. -Deeming,
the Australian murderer, was In Halifax
few years ago On alleged gold mining
business. He showed man whom he
met here . letter he had received from
Mss H mnr see TG = WINE Mho
chapel The letter revealed q motive
for the murder Of the girl. Deeming
went under two or more aliases In Can
ada, one Of which was Ruel.
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SIX Thousand touses Burned.

LONDON, April IA dispatch from
Toxic says that the conhagration that
broke outthere ON Sunday last did enor-
nous damage. The dispatch Is vague
as TO which part of the city was burned
over. but states that 5000 houses were
destroyed. Fifty natives lost their lives
and q number are still missing.
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..ooKs l,ad for the Prince

DETROIT, April 18.--"P Prince. Michael
and Eliza Courts appeared in the re-
corder's court yesterday with the In
tention Of giving new bail and securing
their release. The bondsmen tailed to
appear, though, and the couple were
taken back to jail Ellen Robinson, 81
Toronto, aged 10 years, stated that Mills
betrayed her by force, and that Eliza
Courts held her while the Prince ac-
complished her ruin.
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Tried 20 KIN His Captain.

NEW YORK. April 13.--The steamer
Yncatan, just arrived from Havana,
brought IN irons William Lovett, cook
Of the American schooner Martha j.
Thomas, who b charged with having
shot thecaptain while the Thomas was
lying at Havana. Lovett, who got
drunk on shore, got into an argument
with the captain when he returned to
the vessel and shot him. He was brought
before United States Commissions
Shields and remanded.
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England's Fair ApproPriation.

LONDON, April 13.-lt has been de-
decided to give British applicants for
space At the Worlds Fair another
months grace. The applications al
ready received promise q goodly show.
Despite Sir John Gorst's statement that
no decision has been reached, it is prac-
tically certain that the government grant
for the fair viii be $50, 900.
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Abducted By : Tramp.

PoTTsvILLE, Pa, April l3.--Robert
Kreiner, Lad Of IL, has been missing
from his home for the past four DAYS.
He Is supposed to have been abducted
by Jack Douglass, . notorious character
and tramp, in whose company he was
seen on Saturday. His parents are most
distracted.
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Many Charges 81 burglary.

LEBANON, Pa, April IS. Christopher
Misler and Edward Carlow mad q hear
ing before Alderman Garret charged
with perpetrating the numerous burg
laries recently committed In the Leb-
anon valley. They were held on four
charges, making thirteen in all for
which they viii have to stand trial.
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Ten Villares burned.

VIENNA, April is. Ten villages in
Hungary have been burned. The spread
Of the flames was assisted by dry and
windy weather Large stores Of corn
and many head Of cattle have been
burned. Five persons were killed and
thousands are homeless.
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held on to his place until the legislature
passed q hill permitting him to retire
upon pension, which became 4 law .
few weeks ago.
Chief Inspector Byrnes, who has been
acting superintendent, was appointed
permanently. Captain Mclaughlin will
no doubt become an inspector and will
be given charge of the Detective bureau.
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I INTEREST on TINE Deposits.

On and after April 18th, 1892, the Peoples Ma
tional Bank Of Nartinsflnng, w. Va will pay
interest a. the rate Of per cent. per annum
on time certificates Of deposit.
BY order Beard of Directors.
4-6-fm. FRANK L. WILSON, Cashier.
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New York's Police superintendent
NEW York, April ls.-Police Super
intendent William Murray was retired
by the police commissioners at their
meeting yesterday afternoon. on . pen
sion Of q, 900 year.
Mr.. Murray has been sufferer from
palsy for more than two years, and onJv
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FoR SALE.
new Sxeom dwelling and's lots In Palmyra.
Pa Price $500. Would exchange for West
Virginia property and assume a difference.
Y Sa-SaW. j. H. BRISTOR.
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IWR SALE.

Ct0ae GHbcrt's Drug store II you want glass
VI of cool soda water. 4-S-fw
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IlOR iine perfumery and toilet articles and
II pnre soda water go to A. NJ GILBERT y
BRO, u Queen street. 4Slw
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TIE BAsHBALL SEASON.
Enthusiastic Crowds Witness the opcn.
ing Games Of 1921.

The baseball season opened yesterday,
and although the weather in most sec
tions was rather chilly, large crowds
were in attendance and the enthusiasm
was unbounded. The games in each in
stance were preceded by parades through
out the cities 70 the ball grounds. The
scores follow:
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WHAT DO YOU WANT2
ONE DINE PLACES IT N TWO LINES
BEFORE FIVE THOUSAND READERS.

sitnat oas. Help Wanted. For Sale, For
Rent, Lost, Found, strayed or stolen, To
buy, seller Exchange Whatever Your
want, make IL Known In This Column.
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MISS IGLEHART, of Baltimore. the popular,
M milliner At Ernmert & Fiery's last season,
has retained and will be glad to serve her
Spring Millinery.
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WILL run OF at a. great bargain some odd
wv sizes in childrens shoes at
FIERY's SHOE SToRB.
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MORE FLOOD VICTIMS
Over a Hundred Negroes Drowned
in Mississippi.
AND TWELVE HUNDRED HOMELESS

The Land for Distance or seventy
Miles south or Nashville sub
merged--Scores or Dead Bodies or
Men, Women and Children Float
ing ON the Muddy Waters.
NASHVILLE, April lathe horrible
loss of life across the Mississippi state
line grows appalling, and the death list
is constantly increasing The waters
now cover the land for seventy miles
south Of here. Scores of houses, bodies
Of men women and children, together
with those Of dumb beasts, are floating
ON the muddy waters. Over | 200 people
are homeless The Hood Is caused BY
the sudden rising OF sixteen rivers which
form network over north Mississippi.
Rats, small boats and canoes were built
by the score and stocked with pro
visions. Daring rescuers have started
out toozrry aid to the sufferers. Many
bodies are being brought in by boatnnen.
Sixty-0ne bodies Of both sexes have been
recovered so far. The food Is beginning
to recede slowly. 1t is estimated that
o ol,e - 1iiase Wiii aluo'is = w. se'ooo'
w. 49, u.a 49,.
ar. -
- sl' a. 1ai 1870 - -. ss..... ~. ~
No. ind;cate that no rsr. thsn ! hnndyed
nave haen Crowned = th;s county II
-ri,i - weal1s hefore snvth;ng HE =
.rorra,.t est;,na ts ~ the ,oss ~ cattla can
- ohta;nad Tia ho5;ss ~ ho,,ses 80
orlsa and cc,,. - ,-o,,stersly Hoat;ng
down Aha Tonnb;gS.ae r;usr For mile
IN 10Th s;5es ~ a. rivar sSara rem aims
, otlino h,t ,,, y, 49,. ana dssolst;n,
~ n H,,t.hS.sor On, 80 49, ~ ans l,rv-
ct nianteys - th;s stafe has inst "a
tnrnad from 80 NJ III ,,ls.,tat IONS Il the
no M 1il, ,,.rts ~ Nv. conntv and "a.
norts o-eat 49,, r,, Az avalo,
n 49, NJ. NJ
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HAVE you seen the handsome line of carpets
III this spring at Emmert q Fiery's. They are
selling more carpets than ever before and will
rive Won bottom prices.
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TT keeps one man busy at Emmert & Fiery's
L cutting earpe ts-they have never sold near
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MFR. FRANK S. EMMERT, of the firm of En-
iN inert q Fiery, left this morning for New
York to buy Spring Goods-he will devote much
81 his time whilst there, in looking mp novelties
in dress goods, trimmings, etc.
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E@R SALE.

nhreB rood mares; two bays, ind one dapple
gray with foal Also two good sets single har
ness, riding bride and saddle. Apply At this
office. 44-u.
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EoR SALE.

i ~ go
A COED dwelling house, 5 rooms hydrant and
cistsrn water. Terms reasonable. Apply 70
j. w. SN0WDEN, south RaSeigh street.
4A2N.
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EVERYBODY that want fresh and reliable
Ia garden seed go to A. NJ GILBERT.S Drug
Store to get them. 4-slw.
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GAVE your dimes and qua lrters by buying your
- Mems AID Boys heavy pillow shoes at
T'IERYis SHOE STORE.
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ON TIME DEPOSITS.

RANK "a Marfinsbilre. " va VIII nav Interest
on time certificates of deposit, at the rate Of
per cent. pnr annum.
By 0rderNf the Bo0rd OF Directors,
46-im. GEO. 5. HILL, Cashier.
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A new or nearly new Portable Saw Mill, 40
horse power All complete Price only 5000
Easy terms. y H. BklSIOR.
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NeR RENT.
A GOOD store Room on Ea it Martin street
Apply to NJ. l. BORN 4-4-sw
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choice lot Of Early Rose ,otatoes tor sale.
"a 10 cents per bushel w. b. CLEEDENHfNG,
bunker Hill, w. Va.
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yPRING OPENING Is0 :.

Anew is the time and En- lmert & Fiery's the
In place to buy your car pets, oil cloths, rugs,
etc, At bottom prices.
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IA n.
ware for sale call and see for yourselves. j.
w RI FISHER corner West King and College
streets, near St. Clair Hotel
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FoR RENT
A large house and garden one mile from town.
4S-2w. g. W. VANMETRE.
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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 II cost TO
make them. Now Is your chance to get good
servieeabIe pair Of shoes for little money, at
FIERYs SHOE STORE.
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TlHE friends of Miss lglehart are glad to soc
her back again. She has taken charge OF
the millinery department at
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NOf ranges and cook stoves that will please
you. Cali and see them. No trouble to show
goods. j. w. r. FISHER, corner West King and
College streets, near st. Clair Hotel.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-04-13

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