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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-06-29
FOURTH OF JULY
At Pitzer's Ridge Under Control of the
sunday school.

At Pitzer's Ridge Under Control of the
sunday school.
There will be an old time celebration
and basket picnic at Pitzer's Ridge on
the 4th of July. The best speakers
have been secured, Rev. W. H. Chap
man and Rev. c. S. Trump with S. W.
Walker and U. S. G.. Pitzer will be the
main orators Of the day. Good music,
patriotic songs, reading Of the Declare
ton of Independence, Washington's
Farewell Address, with other exercises.
Come out everybody and listen to good
speaking and devote one day to your
country and the memories of l776.
Speaking viii commence at 10 a. m.
ALEX. CLoHANy X
Chairman Com.
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MUST he LISTED.

The assessors are now at work in
the various counties Of the State. and
their books will shortly be closed. THE
WORLD, therefore, wants to call at
tention to the fact that every man who
expects to vote this fan should see that
the assessor lists him according to the
new law. The assessors list must
show the following:
The name in full Of the voter.
His age.
His occupation.
The location Of his residence in the
magisterial district in which he resides.
How long he has resided in the
State; how long in the magisterial dis
triet in which he resides.
His place of birth, and if born out
Of the United States and is naturali-
zed citizen, the place of his naturaliza-
ton.
The list Of voters is returned to the
County Clerks Office and is supposed
to be alroster Of the legal voters in
the county.
Every voter in the State should see
that he is listed in the manner men
toned. The regular manner of being
assessed win not be sufficient.
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PENNsYLvANIA oDD1TIEs.

The sweating system has increas-
ed at an abnormal rate since the be-
ginning Of the heated term.
"We always have sufficient grounds
for complaining of thecoffee here. = re-
marked Wagley, with sigh, at his
clearinghouse.
A Girard avenue dealer in Indian
relics and curiosities advertises las
neat a line of scalps as can be found
east Of the Mississippi"
The combination Of leap year and
summer girl has terrified many timid
young men ont of their taking yaca-
tions at the popular resorts
A local bunco man says he cannot
resist taking in the early peaches that
have appeared on the fruit stands. be-
cause they are SO delightfully."- green.
Ar epicure at the Bellevue yester-
day paralyzed waiter by ordering
ham with champagne sauce, and ad-
ding, land be sure that the sauce is
extra dry
tone popularity Of cricket, " remark
ed an observer at Mannheim yesterday,
rs that you don't have to stir your
stumps to win, but you have TO stir the
other fellows. -
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STATE ASSESSMENTS.
The state Board OF Equalization Finishes
its Labors and Adjoarns.

CHARLESTON, W. VA, June 29-The
Board of Public Works, which has
been sitting as Board of Equalization
at the Capital for the past two weeks
finished its labors Saturday, and adj
journed.
The increase made by the Board
over that of the Commissioners is as
follows. Braxton county II per cent;
Clay, l6 per cent; Gilmer, IS per cent;
Lewis, 10 per cent; Mason 4 per cent:
Pocahontas s per cent; Raleigh, 80 per
cent; Randolph, II per cent; Roane,
l6 per cent; Webster, 20 per cent, and
in the first assessment district of Fay.
cite, 80 per cent.
The decrease made by the Board is
as follows: Calhoun, "a per cent; sec.
ond assessment district Of Fayette; l2i
per cent; first assessment district in
Marshall, per cent; second district
Marshall, II; Nichols, % per cent
county assessment district of Ohio, Il
per cent; the assessment district Of
Ohio 5 per cent.
The aggregate valuation in the Stat,
undisturbed. The increases and de
creases equalling each each other. Tn.
total increase in the State is about $40
600, 900, about one-half Of which i
upon city and town property. tn,
valuation in al the counties not abov,
named was left as the commissioner
returned.
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CHARTER GRANTED.

The Huntington Brewing Company
has been charted by the Secretary Of
State. The principal office Is at Hunt
ington, W. Va; capital, $1,000, with
the privilege granted to increase 1t to
100000, The incorporators are Lee
Ebert, D. Long, Z. Furlong, Charles
Shinkle and NJ. Halloran, all residents
Of Ironton. Ohio.
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AN INs0LvENT.

Mr.. r. I. Spangler, one Of our lead
ing dry goods merchants, on Monday,
made application for the benefit Of
the insolvent laws Of this State. Nor
man B, Scott, Esq, has been appoin-
ted preliminary trustee, entering into
bonds in the sum Of $4,000. Liabili-
ties are reported at about $4,000, the
creditors being principally eastern
merchants, Mr.. spangler has the
sympathies Of the community in the
misfortune that has befalled him.
Hageritolon Necs.
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REroRrER,s SosEoAy.
snap Shot. Al Home ana Seishsorlns
News.

News.
Mr.. John Lyons is quite an artist,
his handsome sign was executed by
himself.
Mr.. Adolph Wolfes has painted a
sign on the awning Of Mr.. NJ. S. Bur
dette.
The son Of Mr.. B. v. Ardinger, who
was burned by gasoline Saturday eve
ming, isimproving, but is not vet ont
Of danger.
The pernicious cigarett habit is on
the increase in this city. some Of the
young ladies are smoking.
The Martinsburg base bah nine went
to Winchester to-day and played a
game with the nine Of that city.
Mr.. a. j. Thomas is credited with
saying that should Harrison be elected
the next minister to France will be
Hon. Geo. NJ. Bowers.
During the violent storm Monday
lightning struck a shock of wheat in
one of the fields Of Mr. O. B. Lefevere,
near Bunker Hill, igniting and consum-
ing it.
There are II churches Of the Reform.
ed denomination in the State of Yves,
Virginia with membership Of 2,29C
and 2, 1852 dollars have been contributed
within the past year for benevolent
purposes.
The early closing movement has no
become general in this city, only 1
few merchants have adopted it. Til,
people should do all in their power Il
make it practicable purchasing befor,
evening.
| Messrs. Granger q Co., travelling
artists, performed some work for TIL
World to-day in the shape of a sign
which for attractiveness, modesty onl,
prevents US from saying, is not surpass
ed in the city. 1t can only be admire
by being seen and is in keeping wit
the progress of The Peoples Paper.
| Sunday. June 26, was Children
Day at Darkesville, IN the NJ. I
Church, South The program was a
Interesting one and well rendere,
Much credit is due Misses Ellen Pin
land Florence Shripe, who trained til
children. The singing was excellen
lowing to the efforts of Prof. Taylt
lDunham.
| A story, the truthfulness OF whic
we willvourh for, is related Of an ager
Ifrom Hagerstown who came to this cit
| to sell Loan and Building stock. Pt
instructions he was to report the nun
Der Of shares sold each day To-
city. Starting ont he failed to report
or make any statement even, and IL
day his whereabouts is q mystery I
| those in this city. Where oh wher
Il is he
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pRoPGnrY ENLARahMnNT.

The property Of Mr. Lewis Wolfes
occupied byMessrs Burdett and G. H.
wolfes is being enlarged by brick
additions Of - feet on each side maxi
ing it 1921 feet long, which will much
improve the value Of the property.
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n. ii. AND /. 4. NOTES

Mr.. John Feldman has succeeded
Mr.. D. N. Duty, as General Manager
Of Agencies Of the National Building
and Loan Association. Mr.. d. H.
Carver j. now travelling in the inter-
est Of the Association, and has recent
" obtained nice branch in Charles
town W. Va. Hagerstown Nal.
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IN HONOR OF HER GUESTS.

A very enjoyable sociable was given
In honor Of Misses Bertha Sharff, Olive
and Bette Boehm, Of Martinsburg,
guests Of Miss Maggie 0ster, near
Chewsville. The evening was pleas
antly spent and refreshments were
served. Hagtrsto,cn Globe.
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NEATLY DROWNED

Mary McAIulien, tho one year old.
Guild Of Mr.. Peter Blake, Of College,
street, this morning while playing near
q tub Of water, fell ii and nearly
drowned. DR.. Sencendiver was call
ed and with difficulty resuscitated the
child.
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nIa WOOL DEALER.

Mr.. Luther Miller shipped yesterday,
$1,000 pounds 81 wool, closing the sea-
son with u total 81 "a, 900 pounds. He
has paid 70 the farmers for this about
$4,000.
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ACCIDENT 70 4 YOUNG LADY.

Miss Hawk, daughter o. Mr.. Geo.
Hawk, residing on the Tuscarora,
while driving this morning on Tus-
carora grade was slightly injured by
the vehicle breaking down. Her
friends congratulate her upon her es-
cape from serious injury.
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pEArH NOTICE.

Mrs. Lefevre, wife Of Mr.. Brown Lee
fevre, residing near Bunker Hill, died
this morning at twelve o'clock. Mrs.
Lefevre had been III for some time and
her death was not unexpected.
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King Sims, murderer Of Edward
Brandon, on Nay, IL, 1891, was hang
ea az Dallas, Tex. yesterday. He ad-
nNItted his guilt.
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rnE cLoRIous roRrm.

Don't forget that next Monday is
July 4th and all the business places Of
our city will be closed on that day.
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PRICE. 3 CENTS.
nnIyrNa rAnrY

AIRS. Jas. Frazer win give driving
party 10 the mountain this evening in
honor of,Mr. Fraxer's birthday.
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me great increase IN Die local cir

THE great increase in the local cir
culation Of THE WORLD makes this
column the BEST AND CHEAPEST adver-
Using medium ii this section. II is
rsad by over 5, 600 people every even
ing. One dime pays for two line adj
yertisement for one insertion. Suisse
ouent Insertions can be had at q cts.
ner line. Special rates by the month
or year. An copy must be in by / p.
m. daily. A postal card mailed by
noon at any point within the collective
district, win reach this column in time
for the edition of that day. Cards fur
nished free atthis oficeor its branches.
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a West Philadelphia man wants to
sen his parrots which he advertises as
beng suitable for 8 deaf family }
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WHAT Do You WANT Z
One Dime Places i in Two Lines
Before Five Thousand Readers.

s,tuations, Help Wanted, For Sale, For
rent, Lost, Found. strayed or stolen. To
INV, sell or Exchange--What Your
want, Make 1t Known In This Column.
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Cdnnamor Cigarettes at BRowN'sconfection
Y cry.
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MONT forget it, We are selling 81 Lace Cur
tains 40 cents. Yellow Front.
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THOR LALE,-A large writing table in good
4 eordition. Has two large drawers, and
would suit nicely for business. Apply at this
office. b-2Sru.
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MID summer Dress Fabrics, in all the cool,
M light, gaGzy goods. Few line just re-
ceived; 50 If You want to keepScool, call and get
one Of our mid summer dresses, and glass OF
ice water EMMETT u FIERY.
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1treat 4th July Slipper sale. 500 Pairs Opera
VI Toes only 80 cents. Yellow Front.
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1NIE best Mems and Boys Heavy Pillow Shoes at
i bottom prices at FTERY's Shoe store.
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TT PALS to hunt far C. p. HERRING'S adver-
L tisemeant in to-dais WURLD.
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DIN WHEELS fer the Baby and fire crackers
1 for the Boys at BROWNS Confectionery.
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noN'T fale to need c. P. HERRING's advar-
~ tisemeant to-da.
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EN0R something seryicaDIe, handsome and
L stylish in Mems Fine shoes, you want to g
10 FIERYs Shoe store.
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Dresent your best girl with one of BROWNS
L boxes Of Bon Bcns for 4th July gift
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yI,HE best selling chewing gun is Pepsin Tutti
Fruitti only cents package at BROWNS
Confectionery.
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ELEGANT French China Tea Sets. SO pieces,
E $1,000, worth $500, at D. NJ. KILMER'S,
on King street.
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A Ii roads in Berkeley county lead to Mar
a tinsburg, and the very center of all those
highways Is BROWNS Confectionery.
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BEAUTIFUL English Print Tea Sets, "A pieces,
b only $500, worth $500, at D. NJ. KILMERS
on King street.
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9yELY Austrian China Tea Sets, So pieces,
IL $500, worth S12.0O, at %. NJ. KILMER'S,
on King street.
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GREAT Rush at the Yellow Front, Yellow
" Front, for ogr ss4challies. Yellow Front.
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No1ls.
To Sandy Skool Teechers-Oxford Bibles only
W cents at P RERRING'S Book Sale.
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TT is rather early to talk about fall dress
L goods but the other day we placed an imDOr-
tation order for oUrfail dress goods. Weare now
importing our dress goods and as iftakes about
two months for the order to go and the goods
to return across the ocean they VIII be here the
vantage as we dc xwayswith the jcbbers profit
and handle them direct ourselves and again we
can give you all the latest Paris effects, not
some old goods that'the jobbers have been car
rying for year and SEX to the retailers as new
and desirable goods. EMMETT q FIERY
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From a letter written by Mrs. Ada
E. Hurd, of Groton, s. D., we quote:
"Was taken with bad cold, which
settled on my Lungs, cough set in and
finally terminated in Consumption.
Four doctors gave me up, saying /
could live but short time. l gave
myself up to my Saviour, determined
If could not stay with my friends on
earth, l would meet my absent ones
above. My husband was advised to
get DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Cold. gave
it trial, took in all, eight bottles; it
has cured me, and thank God am
now q we'll and hearty woman" Trial
bottle free at C. C. Nash's store, regu-
lar size, SOC. and sl.00. 4
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We are sorry to learn that Mr..
j. NJ. Rhorer, Jr., was thrown from
a buggy on Thursday morning, and
had both bones of one leg broken
just above the ankle. The accident
occurred near Paramount, about
three hundred yards beyond Mr..
A. A. Deans store, where his horse
became manageable, and COM
menced kicking, with the result
above stated Mr.. Rhorer came
up from Plaquemine on Sunday to
attend the wedding of his sister on
Wednesday, and was on his way to
Colfax when the accident occurred.
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LOErIcAL.1
LIST OF JURORS
Drawn to Serve at the Term of the District
Court to be Held on the 14th Day
Of November. A. D. 1892.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, I

PARISH OF GRANT.
Be it known and RENE mbered, That wo
the undersigned Jury Commissioners Of
the parish eff Grant. Only appointed and
qualified according to law, met this day
October 9th, A. y. 1892, in the clerks of
fee. in the conrt house Mt ColfaS, Grant
parish, La, in pursuance of an order Of
the Honorable Geo. Wear, Judge OF the 4th
Judicial District Court, to draw q special
Jury to serve for the sec0nn week Of tho
November term OF the District Court, 1892,
the said second week commencing on the
second Monday of November, log2, il being
the 18th Gay of said month.
The Clerk Of the District Court, W. l..
Shackelford then furnished tire Jury COM
missioners with list of the jury who had
served ut the last term of the district
court, when the jury commissioners, with
the assistance of the clerk of the district
court and ox-officiO member of the Jury
commissioners, proceeded to open the gen.
eral venire box, and, after revising tho
same by striking from the list aud taking
from the box all those who had served as
jurors at the last term of the court, re-
moved from the parish, died, etc then
proceeded to replace q like number Of
names IN the general yenire box, taken
from the registration and pGll books of
said parish, 30 rs to supplement the npm-
Der of names taken from the general We
nire box to its original number, three
hundred, when A, A. Dean drew from
the general venire box, in the presence of
the Jury commissioners, one at time, the
following twenty-five names to serve for
the second week Of the November term of
the district court, 1892, as follows
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BENJAMIN F. Brian.
Proclamation of EIection.

Pursuant to a proclamation Issued BY his Ex-
celleacy,. Murphy j. Foster, Governor of the
Of the parish of Grant that an election will be
TUESDAY. November 8, 1892,
for t the purpose Of slectine By general ticket
two of whom shall be for the State-at-large, and
six for the several Electoral Districts of the
State, to-wit: One Elector for the first District.
for the third District one Elector for the foUTth
District one Elector for the fifth District, one
Elector for the sixth District.
Also, one Representative from the Fourth Con-
gressional District. composed Of the parishes Of
Bienyille. Bossier, Caddo, DeHoto, Grant. Yer
non. Webster. Natchitoches, Rapides, Red River
The polls will be open in each election pre-
circt in said parish OF Grant. from the hours of
a. m. until 8 p. m. on said Tuesday. the eighth
day Of November. A. D; 1892. 70. the purpose Of
parish of Grant, under the supervision of the
commissioners OF election appointed by the au-
thority designated by law. The election to be
conducted and returns made according to law.
COMMISSIONERS. PRECINCTS ETC.
BY virtue of the power vested in me BY section
precincts in and for the parish Of Grant, also
the following are the commissioners and clerks
OF election appointed to serve at the election to
be held Nov. 8, 1892:
WARD ONE
Collar PrecinctW. L. Richardson, q. M. La
croix and Henry Givens. commissioners; G. H.
Mcknight. clerk.
Paramount Precinct-D. Hickman, John RAN
dolph and WIN. Williams. commissioners; B. C.
Dean, clerk.
Bagdad Precinct-J. p. Hadnot, Phil Hebert
and Henry Olcutt, commissioners; John Antho-
fishville Precinct - M. d. Andrews, John T.
Lewis ana 4. ). Harvey, commissioners; ]. z.
Bruce's Mill Precinct-J. T. Flanagan. W. J.
Tison and W. H. Hodnett, commissioners; &. T.
Parish, clerk.
WARD THREE.
Cottonburg Precinct-J. Kemp, j. d. Stallings
and b. II Lee. commissioners; W. p. Guyues,
clerk.
Pine Hill Precinct - Z. l.. Brister, Robt. Kent
and Thomas West. commissioners; H. p. Gray
clerk.
Buckelew Precinct - Alonso Nugent, W. F.
Logan and Robert Gentry, commissioners; T. 4.
Neal. clerk.
Union Hall Precinct Christian Starks, James
A. Bradford and X. N. Tillman. commissioners:
A. j. Dunn. clerk.
Johnson's Mill Precinct-Sam johnson. B. H.
Phillips and s. A. kimbau commissioners; ]. B.
Lyman, clerk.
WARD SEVEN.
Montgomery Precinct-A. C. Teddlle. John I.
Mccain and B. A. Fortson. commissioners; C.
Iatt Precinct.-W. B. Garrett, w. J. Swor and
A. Chelett, commissioners: J. l.. Fletcher. clerk.
W.P. HICKMAN.
Returning Officer of Grant Parish, La.
Colfax, La, Oct. q 1882.
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"Cheap money" is now the main thing
among our farmers We are correspond
ing with rich loan company that puts
out money at the exceedingly low rate of
two per cent per anumn, and hope to an
nounce in a short while that the CHRoN-
IcLE is prepared to place loans for the
Manhattan 2 Per Cent Loan company.
As low as $500 will be loaned for five
years at per cent, or $1,000 or over will
be loaned for ten years at per cent
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Columbus Day.

The United States National Education.
al Association have requested that all
the schools in America celebrate Colum.
bus Day, Oct. q, 1892, the 40Oth anniver.
sary Of the discovery OF America by
Christopher Columbus.
Therefore let the 2lst day OF October
1892, be celebrated by the pupils of every
school in Grant parish, public and pri.
States flag on a pole and plant some
evergreen tree.
w. L. RICHARDSON,
Parish Supt.
Colfax, La, Sept. 30, 1892.
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Miss Gussie Gray, who has been
on a six-weeks visit to her aunt,
Mrs. Brantley, in Rapides parish,
returned to Colfax last Sunday, ac-
companied by her cousin, Miss
Minnie Brantley, who will be a
guest at the Williamson house for
q week or two.
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MARRIED.

BARRON - RHORER At the resi-
dence Of the brides father, Mr.. j. M.
Rhorer, ST., near Paramount, Grant par
ish, La, at 3 p. m. on Wednesday, OctO-
Der IL, 1892, Mr.. Arthur Barron, Of Rap
ides, was united in wedlock to Miss Julia
Rhorer, Rev. Father Dumas, Of Alexan.
dria, officiating clergyman.
The CHRONICLE was remembered by
the happy couple with the usual courtesy,
aud joins with the many friends Of the
beautiful bride and handsome groom in
wishing them much JOY and prosper
ity in their matrimonial voyage.
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A curious report comes to us of
Bro. G. w. Bruce's eccentricity at
Ruston lately, which caused lady
to have to call in the deputy sheriff
to enforce the respect she demands
alike from gentlemen or political
demagogues.
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Mr.. L. McNeely has resumed
work on his unfinished store, and
expects to fit it up in time for a
Christmas stock of goods.
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For Sale.

The contents Of we'll furnished house,
consisting OF one Dressing Case, one
Side Board, four Bureaus, four Wash
Stands, all with marble tops. Bedsteads,
Chairs, Tables, Armoirs. Also a Home
Comfort Range and Kitchen Furniture.
Inquire at the CHRONICLE OFFICE
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Prof. A. B. Kelly has returned
to Colfax, and on last Monday
night started in with another class
in penmanship.
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The civil term of district court
will begin in Colfax on Monday,
Nov. 7th. A dob tail" jury has
been drawn for the second week of
the term, beginning Nov. 14th.
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Homestead Notice.

will. ia thirty days from the first pub
location hereof. proceed to apply to enter
the following described State land. as fol-
lows: The northwest quarter of the south
east quarter of section l2. township 6
north range / west. In. meridian.
WILLIAM O. CORY
September IL, 1892. sl7
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Life is short-only four letters
in it. Three-quarters of it is lie
and half of it an if.