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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-05-16

CHICAGO. May 16-Godfrey Clark d
Co., paper dealers, with q office ut. 3is
Fifth avenue and said to be a Pittsburg
firm, confessed Judgment on two notes
in the circuit court, one for $s9, 900 and
another for "a, $50.
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plankinton flank All Right.

MILWAUKEE. MAY 1.-THE Plankin-
ton bank, upon which there was a run
Satu day, OPENED its doors at 0 a. m,
one hour earlier than usual. There was
only a small crowd waiting and no ex-
element. Tie furry seemed to be COM
rlately subdGed.. Cashier MoRlsen said
tha aeposiss in an hour We're five times
u4uat2r tnan the Withdrawals.
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Rcyolutionis.s Had Eleven Rifles.

HAVANA. May 16.-The importance of
the recent insurrectionary movement in
the Oriental province may be judged by
the fact that the rebels surrendered II
rifles, 1872 cartridges, II horses and 4
saddles.
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CongregationaIisss

CANTON, Ills, May 16.-The state as
s~ociation of Congregational churches
has begun its annual session in this city.
The meeting will probably last until
next Thursday night.
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Chicago Grain summary.

CHICAGO. May 10, 1893.
Wheat was decidedly weak. The visible
supply statement, the moderate exports and
the easier tone Of the cables discouraged all
classes of holders. Corn did o little better.
There was a good demand for cash grain, but q
small trade in futures. Oats weakened on free
receipts and in sympathy with wheat. Provi.
ions scored a good advance. Offerings OF
product were extremely light.
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columbia National 60 Resume.

CHICAGO, May l6.-At q meeting Of
the board of directors of the Columbia
National bank it was unanimously re-
solved to resume business at an early
date, and committees were appointed to
perfect the plan outlined and to inn.
mediately carry into effect the ours
determined upon.
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international Horseshoers.

ST.. Louis. May i6.-At 10 o'clock a.
m. the International Union of Horse
shoers OF the United States and Canada
began their nineteenth annual conyen-
ton in Walhalla Hall. About BID del
egates are in attendance.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-05-16

E. w. and A. E. Caldwell, Of the Sioux
Falls Press have the sympathy OF the
fraternity OF this state in the loss OF
their youngest sister, Mrs. Ed. S. Pease,
of Chicago.
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LATEST MARKET PRICES.
Money at New York.

Money at New York.
NEW YoRK. May 10, 1893.
Money on call was easy of 20s per cent
Prime mercantile paper, eos per cont
Sterling exchange firm. with actual bust.
ness in bankers bills at s&s5404.s51k for o.
days, and $AsoOA.soN for demand. Posted
rates. $4.S604.Ss1S: commercial bills $A.s5st
a .S6I1.
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minneapolis Grain.

M~INSEAFoLIs. May 10. 1899. \
WHEAT-July opened. 69Lsc: highest. 69}ac;
lowest, US3se; closed, cs3s.. September opening,
73c; highest, 49,; lowest, u@sc: clio e
1880. On track-No. i hard, t91s-; No. /
Northern, G11fc: No. = Northern, 65tac.
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DEAD IN THE ROAD.
Clearwater Agifated Over the Fate
of a Young Lady.

ST. CLOUD, Mimi, May 16.-The cor
oner at this place has just been tele-
graphed for 10 go to Clearwater and
investigate the fate of an ls-year-old
girl named Larkins, found dead in the
road at Clearwater under suspicious
circumstances. Clearwater is greatly
agitated over the event.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

Bartlett Trip has sailed for Europe to
assume his position as minister to
Austria.
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Chicago Live stock.

CHICAGO UNION STOCK YARDS,
May Ii, 1885,
CATTLE-Market about steady.
HOGS-Market} weak. Heavy. 37.3J L7.5l;
mixed antt nleuium, ,. ID 87.1 Ii sht. Sis q. so
SHEEP-FirR,.
t~tr..elpts: Ga tie. 1880; hogs. 29.oD: sheep,
Il En
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ONE WAY TO BE HAPPY

Is at all times TO attend 70 the COM
forts Of your family. Should any one
Of them catch slight Cold Or Cough,
prepare yourself and call at once on
a. NJ. Gilbert & Bro, sole agents, and
get a trial bottle Of Otto's Cure, the
great German Remedy, Free. We
give.it away to prove that we have 4
sure Cure for Coughs, Colds, Asthma
Consumption, and all diseases Of the
Throat and Lungs. Large size so cts.
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WHEELIaas BIa oHuKoH soANDAL.
One II tho Oldest Methodist Ministers in The
State Resigns his Pulpit

0ne II tho Oldest Methodist Ministers in ID,
State Resigns his Pulpit.
a big sensation was causedin social
and religious circles in Wheeling Sat
urday BY scandalin which Rev, ].
r. Chenoweth is involved. Mr.. Cheno-
weth is pastor Of the North Street N.
E. Church, and one Of the oldest and
best known members Of the Methodist
ministry III, West Virginia. He is
charged with undue intimacy with 9
young lady Of Fairmont, this State,
and has resigned his charge pending 4
trial which he has asked for. The ae.
cused pastor is known throughout the
South.
Chenoweth is past grand chancellor
Of the Knights Of Pythias 81 West yir
ginia, has presided over the State Cor
ference Of the Methodist Episcopa
Church and has ranked among I'll,
very first ministers Of the State.
An official statement bearing on Iii,
case has been prepared by the othe
Methodist ministers Of that city. Moth
ing equal to this affair has ever trans
in the history Of the church in thi
State.
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BRIEF LOCAL MENTION.
Happenings Of Interest Briefly Paragraphed for
Busy World Readers.

Happenings Of Interest Briefly Paragraphed for
Busy World = Readers.
Slip! Slopll Slnsh I! ]!
Do you want town clock If 50
sign THE WORLDS petition.
Send IN your subscription to THE
Womb. Be ono Of the people and
read the news.
Did you greet the Vice President
elect as he passed through here to-day
|enroute to the Capital
Mr.. John N. Tabler, prominent
farmer Of Berkeley county, was seri-
ously hurt yesterday BY kick from q
horse.
The Improvement Buildingand Loan
Association will remove their heads
quarters OIL April LIST to Justice Tram
mell's Office.
We are informed that as soon as the
weather breaks a large number Of
houses will be erected on the NJ. NJ.
M. q /. Land.
Only twenty days untilspring. From
the many remarks we have heard
everybody viii be wen pleased toieaye
the winter behind.
Important changes will shortly be
made in the electric light plant, which
is to be enlarged. The tracks Of the
Street Railway Company win be clear
ed off and improved and the hum Of
the motor cars will again be heard on
our streets
A freight wreck occurred on the Bal
timore and Ohio Road at Shenandoah
Junction Sunday night about 8 o'clock.
Engine No. 81, with q heavy track,
least- bound, jumped the track. About
twenty cars we've piled in 4 heap. The
engine remained on its wheels and the
engineer and fireman escaped with
some slight injuries. Both tracks were
badly torn up and were blockade uil-
til yesterday morning.
The cutest and most ingenious little
! trick ever devised was presented "a US
I to-day BY Louis r. Brown, the con-
ffectioner. II Il the Columbus egg
puzzIe. the Worlds Fair souvenir that
/ has set the whole country in an uproaf.
| Il IS made Of brass, handsomely nick
eled, and will last life time. The
bust Of the great navigator is stamped
I iii the head Of the egg, which is put UP
Fin box with full directions how to set
the egg on the small end, only to those
i who know how After the novelty
/ has worn OIL, it makes good darning
egg and baby rattle. Price l5 cts.
each.
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SERIOUS pRHIaHT WRFoK.

Sunday evening about 1870 o'clock
serious freight wreck occurred ON
the Norfolk and Western Railroad At
Shepherdstown, Immediately south u
the bridge. A truck pulled out from
under one Of the cars Of a south-bound
train and five, box cars in the rear
piled themselves on top Of each other
in one confused mass Of ruin, The
track was bIockaded and traffic was
interrupted.
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THEY ARE RIGHT.
Cergymon Of Atlanta Ga, object % modern jour
nalism.

ClergymOn Of Atlanta Ga, object 70 modern jour
nalism.
The Evangelical clergymen Of At
lanta, Ga, object to modern iourna-
ism, and have taken steps to reform
the methods BY which the newspapers
Of that city regale their readers. They
desire that all police and criminal mat
ter shall be excluded from the columns
Of the newspapers, and have chosen 4
committee to wait upon the publishers
and present their views.
And we think they are about right,
that kind Of stuff is not fit to reach the
eyes Of children, and children are the
surest persons to see it. Its pander-
ing. to a deprayed taste to publish the
police court proceedings, and besides
it can't do any good.
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ALL PREE.

Those who have used Dir. Kings
New Discovery know its value, and
those have not, have now the cppor-
tunity to try it Free. Call on the adj
vertised Druggist and get trial Bottle.
Free. Send your name and address to
H. E. Bucklen 4 Co., Chicago, and get
4 sample box Of DR. Kings New Life
Pills Free, as well as copy Of Guide
to Health and Household Inspector,
Free. All of which is guaranteed to
do you good and cost you nothing.
+. G. Williams Jr. & Co., Drug Store.
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NEwBURG TO BE ABANDONED.

Contract for Second and Third Division Coal
Awarded 70 the Austen Coal %.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
company has awarded the contract for
furnishing coal to the second and third
division engines to the Austen Coal
and Coke company. The Orrel com
pany, at Newburg, lost the contract by
reason Of enormous amount of slate
mingled with the coal furnished. We
understand that the shaft at Newburg
has already been abandoned and after
April ! the Scotch Hill supply will be
entirely exhausted.
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nsss. , sriisg estS.,l =, vlsslnlA cslpeustson.
NlA AssEi csnuAse.
The KAnaWha and Michigan has
adopted a new series Of passenger tick
cts. which for being easily understood
BY the travelling public cannot be ex-
celled
The corps of engineers kre 10 the
field surveying Tor the new road that
viii connect the West Virginia Central
and the Cumberland Valley Railroads.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company viii IN few days, award
contracts for the construction Of 2 200
freight cars and about 200 excursion
cars. Bids have been received from
almost every section Of the country.
The recent high water left the Ohio
River Railroad in pretty bad condi-
ton. Although the water was not
over the track il was under al the
tresiles and caused a great deal Of
damage in this way. Many Of the
trestles are in dangerous condition.
but large force Of men are at work
and everything will soon be in shape
again.
III 1883 an exclusion train on the
Ohio River railroad collided With a
hand-car, killing VIM. Gregory. His
administrators soon after brought suit
agains the railroad company and were
awarded $4,000 damages in the Circuit
Court Of Tyler county. Thursday,
February q, The Supreme eeart o.
Appeals set aside The verdict and or
dered a new triaL
Tie greatest sensation which has
come u The surface ia railroad circles
during the past year Is the announce
ment, IN a scmi-ofIicial way, that the
Toledo and Belt Line Railroad Com
pany. which is part Of the Wheeling
and Lake Eric railroad system, will
build line from Toledo 10 Montpel-
Ter, to meet lie new Wabash line. II
IS stated on good authority that the
company has lis engineers going over
the ground at present.
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PERSONAL MENTION.
The Coming and Going II Friends, Acquaintance
and Strangers.

The Coming and Going u Friends, Acquaintance
and Strangers.
Rev. ] w. Hundly returned home
from Staunton yesterday.
Mr.. A. r. Pendleton, Of Winchester,
was registered at the st. Clair yester-
day
MI. Forrest H. Brown, Of Charles
Town, spent yesterday in this city.
Mr.. Geo. wildis steadily improving.
We hope soon 10 see him out again.
Miss Lizzie Jennings, of Brunswick,
is spending 4 few days with friends in
this city.
Mr.. Jas F Thompson spent yester-
day in Baltimore. returning home last
night.
Mrs. Brosius, wife 81 Representative
Brosius, who has been with friends IN
the city for some time, has returned to
her home in Berkeley county. Charles
ton Gazette
rs
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ABOUT THE SIZE OF IT.
Brother Who has Got things Dowa 70 a frs
Point.

\
Brother Who has Got things Dowl to a Sre
Point.
A newspaper man has no business
y seek Office. II is his business try
|ul get an Office for the other fellow;
b sound the praises Of the candidate
Pa q keep quiet his own feelings; to
Ehoap her up for his man and let his
anforget all about him when he is
|leeted; to defend his candidate
lgaihst the unjust attacks Of the OPP
loslti9n, and see that whatever favors
II candidate has to bestow goes to
|he ether fellew. Its his business to
Peoni the city for all it is worth, month
tiermonth, and see hundreds Of dollars
Forth # printing 60 out the citg be-
'aaSe ten cents can be saved, in doing
y i is the business of a newspaper
eve every enterprise frequent
SeAd off, and then catch Ii - be-
Ftuse he failed to record the fact that
me prominent citizen had his delivery
agon painted. To subscribe. liberal
a every puplic charitable and
laref entertainment, advertise it
nothing, pay his own way to every
'ag and then to be called perjudiced
ad mean because a column il not de-
oled e THAT particular affair. Nor
@to'ra Post.
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SIGHT MYsrRRousLY RESTORED.

Mrs. Richard Chapman, Of Hagers-
town, has had her sightr estsored after
two years Of almost total blindness.
She suffered from nerve trouble and
could get no relief from physicians.
One day last week she felt curious
sensation coming over her eyes and in
a few hours her sight was fully restor-
ed and she can now see well without
even the use Of glasses.
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THINas nd BIZ REMRMREREp

That A. M. Gilbert & Bro. carry
none but the best Of drugs in stock. It
don't pay You nor them to have any
other. They make the compromising
Of Physicians Prescriptions speciality,
no substituting allowed in their store.
You always get what your physician
prescribes. Remember this, You cant
afford to be careless about prescrip-
lions, neither can they. Purity, neat
ness and accuracy is their motto.
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FROM SIRE TO SON.

As Family Medicine Bacon's Gel
cry Cure passes from sire to son as a
legacy. If You have Kidney, Liver
or Blood disorder do not delay, bnt
get free sample package Of this rem.
edy at once. If you have Indigestion,
Constipation, Headache, Rheumatism,
ETC., this grand specific will cure you.
a. NJ. Gilbert & Bro, the leading drug
gists, are sole agents and are distribnt-
ing samples free to the afflicted. Large
size so cts.
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Mnr.kal and nl1,rir, Atisnty.
In the last couple Of days the con
test for the three big Federal Offices in
West virginia-the Marshalship, the
District Attornsyship and the Collector
ship Of Internal Revenue has got to
such point that some ideh ran be
formed as TO the probable outcome.
As the duties Of the incumbents Of
these Offices cover the whole State and
the officers are nominated directly by
the President, the selection Of the men
who viii I'll them devolves on the two
Senators, the Representatives having
no part in It except of an advisory
character. 1t has been the desire and
aim Of the entire delegation in Con-
gress to settle these and all other COM
bats over the distribution Or patronage
ia an amicable way without provoking
hard feeling and imperiling the mar
mony Of the party.
The contest for the Marshalship
has been especially lively. As it
stands, the two leading candidates
seem to be Mr.. Nj. Vinson. Of the
Fourth district, and Mr.. Gardner, Of
Wheeling. Which Of these win get
the place is as yet uncertain, but it is
understood to be practically settled
that one fthcm will be recommended
for appointment as Marshal, the other
TO be given the deputy narshalship nn-
der him. It is hoped by this division
to satisfy both parties and make each
end Of the State feel that it has beeu
treated fairly. AS to the district At
torneyship it is believed the Senators
have reached an understanding to
recommend that Gen. G. G. Watts be
restored to the position, from which
President Harrison 50 summarily re-
moved him in the spring Of 1889, be-
fore his four year term was much more
than half completed.
It was for a time thought that Mr..
w E. Chiffon would take this place,
but that gentleman decided, it seems,
to accept instead the Secrctaryship Of
State under Governor MacCorkle. This
arrangement renders it necessary for
Mr.. Ohley TO take something else, and
it is believed he will be pushed for a
position in Was h ington, The
Coilectorship contest does not appear
to be as fully SETTLED as the other two,
but the probabilities are that it viii 60
10 Col. G. E. Gilkeson, Of Hampshire
county. Col. Gilkeson is backed BY
Representative Wilson, whose desires
will naturally have great deal Of
weight with the new administration,
as they have with the Senators.
I
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Apples Of fine appearance are seen
in pleasing variety and noticeable
quantity on our market, but they are
holding well up in price. Eggs are de-
ceitful and hens unreliable. watching
the mercury as closely as 4 grocery
loafer who breads the approach Of
spring, fearing his pockets will become
too warm for his tender hands.
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THURSDAY. MARCH 3l. 1888,

at O'Clock. D. M, that DWELLING HOUSE
AND LOT situated In what Is known ms Her
rings addition 10 Martinsburg, w Va, and
known on the plat 81 said addition AZ Lot No, I,
bounded and described as follows 10 wit:Fronts
inn On the Shepherdstown road 30 feet, ana
running back i36 feet, making q lot Of 70 feet by
i30 feet, being the same property conveyed 70
said Geo X. Green by NJ, ", y, Green and
susan n. Green his wife and OF record among
the land records Of Berkeley County. ". Va.
The improvements consist of a twO-atofy frame
dwelling onthonses, and lot, with water handy.
X TERMS OF SALE-One-t third cash and hal
ance IN two equal payments Of six and twelve
months; deferred payments to bear Interest
from date, and title 10 property to be retained
until all the purchase money Is paid
grid JOHN w. MARTIN. Trustee.
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II yaa buy your garden seeds Of A.
Gilbert & Bro. You do not get
eds that have been carried oyer from
st year. At the end Of each season,
of Landreths seeds are burned up,
ereby guaranteeing youfresh garden
eds. Gilberts lead in the seed line
,th as to quality and prices.
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ATgN-FoOT pRrrT.

Engines 81 and 80, double heading
a freight train on the w. NJ. r. r., on
last Thursday night pIowed through i
drift Of snow ten-feet deep near sabil-
lasville. When the train got through
the engineers and fremen were almost
suffocated.
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PoLrTTrons DrssATIsrEEn.

With 4 great many of the appoint
ments. II Is impossible TO please
everybody but we are doing our level
best to try 10 please our friends and
customers. Call at once and see our
immense stock Of cook stoves and
ranges and we viii see that yon won't
60 away dissatisfied. J. w. r. Fisher.
King St.
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BALD EAGLE SHOT

A very large bald eagle, with a
teel-trap fast to each foot was shot
nd killed BY N. NJ. Holliuger near
Jennings, Carroll Co., on Monday.
rom tip to tip Of the outstreached
yingsof the huge bird the measure
vas seven feet five inches. The traps
! its feet had short pieces Of chain
angling to them, showing that after
'eing caught the bird had broken
hem in its struggles to escape from
he cruel letters. Hagersto,rn Nal
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Why DO You oOUeH2

When Snodgrass' Syrup Of Tar and
Wild Cherry win cure your 500 bot
ties sold this season. Il speaks for
itself. Try bottle and you'll agree
with us. Prepared by R. L. Snod-
grass q Co, Dispensing Druggists.
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SEE THE WORLDS FAIR FOR Is GENTS.

SEE THE WORLDS FAIR FOR 10 GENTS.
Upon receipt Of your address and
Itteen.cents in postage stamps, we will
nail you prepaid our souvenir Portfolio
i the Worlds Columbian Exposition,
be regular price is Fifty cents, but as
Ve want you to have one, we make the
Price nominal. You will find It work
\ art and a thing to be priced. It
|ontains full page views Of the great
buildings, with descriptions of same,
nd i executed in highest style Of art.
not satisfied with it, after you get it,
r will refund the stamps and lei sou
Eeep the book. Address
|. i. BUCKLEN & CO., Chicago, I'll.
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According to the Nal several gentle.
men Of Hagerstown while strolling
along tho creek Sunday caught SIX o.
seven little grasshoppers that were
hopping around on the snow as If they
liked it. They are quite early this sea-
son.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-02-28

Ladies who use cosmetics or powders
to cover up or hide bad complexion,
do not know that A., III. Gilbert& Bro.
can furnish them with BLusH on RosEs,
which Is clear as water, purines the
skin, aud positively removes black
heads and all skin diseases, takes the
shiny look from tho face and whitens
il as soon as applied.
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,NnsrrDE AZ BRUNSWICK.

4 small landslide occurred IN the
altimore and Ohio yard at Brunswick
.tarday morning, covering the north
ack fora short distance. The dirt
nd rocks were soon removed, and no
aims were delayed.
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PREsH OYSTERS.

..He went and told the sexton and
the sexton tolled the bell'' chat Louis
Brown is selling mediums at 80 cents
per quart, selects 40 cents per quart,
extra selects so cents per quart.
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...rr1aL ANNouNcEMESTs.
rurtt,E T0 PA f.R0Ns.

tx .xniration OF every % days all ac-
y s..tlS TuF NJ oi.I.Dare due and eoIlectable..
who AZ ir g te tnr st ,o sad placed os
~ WI Mid lst, n for future reference
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N. 800 w ApIIERTIsERs.

WI n rHE WoRLD are requested TO
X ,t,'ssr NJ yertisements oftener and regtl-
a .1s fSis not only attracts the reader, but
w .,. tt,s Appearance for the paper. Novel
,,zetiYe Nh ertising Is the only kind that
.ss IA the present progressive age.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
Valuable Town Property

nv virtue az deed Of trust, dated the End
day Of August, 1890, md recorded In the Clerk y
ONCE OF the County Court ~ Berkeley County,
w. VA, In Deed Book No. 81. page 45i, ana ex-
his wife, to the undersigned trustee, to secure
Mary n. Hollis In the payment o. nm indebted
ness OF S575 20 with interest, will offer ~ pub
lic sale, 10 pay same, III 'front.' ~ the Court
House III Mafffnsburg, W. Va. on
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Life is worth living, just to see
Louis Browns stock, If for no, other
reason.