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RESOLUTIONS.


ATT SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BOARD
IA of Directors OF the GERMAN SAVINGS AND
LOAN SOCIETY, held July D. 1898 at IL O'Clock
adopted:
WHEREAS, The Directors Of this society have
learned with deep regret OF the sudden demise of
MIR JOHN r. JARBOE, who has been the attor-
ney ana counselor OF this society from the date Of
its Incorporation in the year 1868.
Resolved, That by the death OF Mr.. Jarboe this
society has been deprived OF the services of a
most able, Conscientious and faithful officer
and that the Directors havc lost close and val
ued friend.
Resolved. further. That this Board extend to the
family OF the deceased its sincere sympathy In
this their sad Bereavement.
Resolved. further. That the Directors and Off.
GERS of thus society attend as body at the funeral
services and it Is directed that this resolution
be spread upon the minutes OF this society and
that a copy thereof be transmitted to the fanny
OF the deceased.
it GEO. TOUENY. Secretary
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MEDICAL.
ASSESS ENT NOTICES.

DATIENTS TAKEN l. CON FIN EMENT; BEST
1 OF care; doctors charges moderate; private
712 Oak Grove ave. je16 I'm
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

ALAN REAL ! ESTATE.
G1fO0 $3.50 CASH. $50 PER MONTH.
u ONO. for pretty 4-room cottage and
$l7oo-sSOo cash. sos per III onth, for 3-room
cottage: BOX 90.
$2400-$200 cash. &35 per month. lovely new j,
room cottage; modem improvements; 3oxl00.
$2900-S2u0 cash. S25 monthly, Groom cottage,
new 33:3xl10
S3150-$30U cash $35 monthly, room cottage,
new: Sulendid location: 37xl20
$4500-S3a0 cash. $40 monthly, S-room cottage
new; fine location: 37Il20.
All the above places are near school and station.
Several fine loss for sale on easy installments
Houses to rent.
OPEN SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS.
Inquire OF MARCUSE ~ REMMEi ofhces 62S
Market street. san Frsncisco Bay-street station
ard High street. ameda lyS cod at
GCON FINE BARGAIN; Sc LOt $. 3Uxl27:6;
- oOO. macadamized streets, sewers and stone
walks.
s205O-Great bargain: broom cottage: modern
improvements: all street work done; easy terms.
E. u. JUDD. 14l Park ST. US lat
GOOD REAL ESTATE INVESTME>T-TwO
VI lovely new cottages. rooms all modern i'm
provementS: near station: price very reasonable
viii rent well ana return handsome interest.
HENRY MOHNS x CO., Mastick station, broad
gauge: ohice open sundays. jy87t
d.1N MONTHLY BUYS s425 LOT IN ALA
- ~ media. L. ID. Sparrow. $40 Market.apil u
CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA-THE
y WEEKLY CALL, sent TO any address IN the
United States or Canada one year for 81. postage
free
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STORAGE.

STORAGE.
DACifIC STORAGE WAREHUUSE3Ol STOCK
toust. furniture pianos, ETC., stored estimates
given: furniture moving: packing. ty6 II
L'lRST-CLASS STORAGE: ADVANCES MADE
Il 642-644 Mission ST. CHAS l.. TAYLOR lie IL If
FURNITURE STORED-WESrERN PLAN T.
i H.ROONEY, Cal. Stor. Warehse 49, Missio on 3m
CTERLING FURNITURE COMPANY. 1893
- Market st.: Eastern plan; low rates apl9 3m
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.


GJODO 30 ACRES; PART LEVEL; ALL
,U1OtO. cultivated; 10 acres grapes; house.
barn: Santa kosa. Pac Exchange, % Kearny.@
oO-ACRE GILT-EDGE FRUIT PROPOSITION:
% all in fruit and table grapes nearly a in fun
bearing: mile from Son IONA Ceater, just across
the street from the city limits; nice house OF
rooms; good outbuildiugS: owner will take this
years crop as s 500; price $4,000, half cash
offered in Sonoma County; asnap. ID. II. w ING,
Sonoma City, Cal. jyll 81
dO-ACRE HOME AND CHICKEN RANCH
Oloveiy Shade trees and living water on a creek;
several acres OF garden SOIL. with water itTigate
it; i miles from town, but only mile from 7. o..
store school and station: on both railroads. house
of rooms, good outbuldngs: large fam "
chaFd, every variety: snap bargain at $3.50.
d. H. TYING. Sonomn City, Cal. jyl1 ot
DANCH FOR SALE, OF % ACRES. MORE OR
IL less; miles from Napa city: consisting J.
horse wagon, harness. l pillow. cultivator. harrow.
house Of rooms with furniture large barn and
stable: also IS tons best hay; fruit orchard, 9
In full bearing: willing take one-haf cash.
balance on mortgage. Apply to GEO. f. HILL,
Call ONCE iel8 e
L'OR SALE-A GOOD GRAIN-RAISlNG RANCH
L OF 320 acres situated IN Soano County. 7 miles
from Rio Vista on the Suisun road all fenced ana
cross fenced; large barn and granary, dwelling
house. mill and tank with good supply of water
Co.. or TO w. E MURPHY. los Hayes. $50 Inns
ToCI RANGE FOR LEASE: ALAMEDA
:. County; 900 acres under fence: house and
MILLER, 25 Spear ST. je30 If
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LAND FOR SALE:
tsend for list. ID. J. w EST. Martinez. Caljy2 Inns
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,2OVEE, TOY " Co..
ID REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
10 MONTGOMERY ST.
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

Apply to j. L. BARKER. cor Eighth and Frank
lin sts, Oakland or al Call Office. 525 Montgomery
street. s. +. Jy8t
L'cR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH-A NEW HOUSE
OF rooms, bath and laundry. with lot 50x 80,
In the most desirable section of Berkeley; Will be
sold furnished or unfinished on the most reason
able terms: an extraordinary bargain. Apply to
MRS. c. HOUSTON. cor Shattuck ave. and Viz
ginia St. North Berkeley. iy4 II
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C11OO VERY CHEAP; A LOT 50xl25,
NIlOO. with good cottage; near electric
cars at Ocean View. MCEWEN BROS, 8 Mont
gomery ST., or u. TH1STLEToN. ocean View
Station. jy9 st SuWeFr
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FOR SALE-MlSCELLANEO
CMALL COOKlNG-STOvE FOR SALE CHEAP
- 2llS Baker st.
DNEUMATIC SAFETY BICYCLE: COST $l55,
i for 500 329 Golden Gate ave jy1l If
EOO CHICKS. 1OC EACH. MATCHED BY
CUO SchuIe's incubator. 1918 Valenc ia jyIl 3t*
ENGINE AND SECONDHAND MACHINER
T. cheap at l72l Mission st. jy7 ms
CHEAPEST PLACE FOR COUNTERS, SHELLY
" Ing bar fixtures and show cases. 81 Fifth iy4 tt
Jersey COWS. APPLY G. V. REENAMYER,
y Brttan's Ranch San Carlos. San Mateo
County. Postotiice. Redwood City, CAL je2S 15t*
CHOWCASES. BAR. STORE, OFFICE FIX
- lures. Scheerer's Pioneer Store,25 l0th.13 I'm
COUNTERS, SHELVING, BAR OUTFITS.
showcases. office fittings second hand stores
Offices fitted up to order on short notice: cash or
easy terms. j. NOoNAN, 1917 to 1923 Mission
ST., above sixth; open evenings. mrl6tf
DOMESTIC SEWING-MACHINE, NEW STYLE;
~ bargain: warranted: only $25. THE S.
HILL CO., 20 New Montgomery ST.. apl6 tt
CECONDHAND BOILERS, ENGINES, PUMPS,
- sbaftilg, pueys, betting, water-pipes, etc,
de4 IT MCINiOS & WOLPMAN. 1877 Beale st.
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TOR EXCHANGE-RINC CON COURT, NEAR
L Main and Harrison SITS, front house of rooms
and rear house of rooms; rents for 81 8 so per
above present mortgage VIII exchange for lot
In this city worth $500 ROBERT j. MERCER
& SON 4lO Pine ST.
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O.JO OOO DUPONT ST. NEAR VALLEJO:
u ~ .OOU. 3story building OF store and
rooms above: good business location; pays well.
ROBERT j. MERCER & son. 40 Pine. ly9Suwetf
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S19 GOO REsIDkNG CT 3. or - Rooms 4; ,osG
ton, Post ST.. near Leaveuworth. BoNEE, 10Y
A.
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CEOEO CALIFORNIA ST, NEAR POLK:
,DOOOU. lot 2S:412xS0: 2 houses of rooms
and bath and rooms: the cheaDest property in
the market: look / at ROBERT j.
MERCER IL son. 4l0 Pine st.
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(,ENTENNIAL STABLES-CARRIAGES.R ROCK
" Always victorias buggies. ETC.: 1921 Caiifor-
MIA St, bet Iarkin and Polk; telephone Sex. NJ
CONLON, proprietor mrl3tf
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.

FURNITURE OF HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
cheap; account of departure. 100 Gilbert
street. iyl2 2r<
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y 900 io5 5oIiss block Hf rom cars Stems terms
$50 cash, balance $40 Der month. JOOST Il
MOOLLEY. \ eM MONTGOMERY 81.
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G1S0 EACH; GIFT MAP LOTS; EASY
u ICO terms. J0oST d WOOLLEY. 4 New
MontvOmerY 81.
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CE. NINETEENTH AND GUERRERO SITS
- new and finely finished store suitable for gro
Gerry retail business: frst-c'ass ncighborhood:
yomery jY9 tf SUWeSa
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GTSOO OCTAVIA ST., BET POST AND
u OOO. Suffer: elegant modern residence:
rooms and bath; lot % :61S2:6; high Easements.
CHAS. c. FISHER 32l Montgomery st
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HOUSES TO LET.

HOUSE OF ROOMS. ON ALABAMA, b. L.
IL 1wentv-eighth anu twenty ninth; rent $l4
Ike at crOcerv jylZSt@
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D0 CHAS. E. ELLIOT Secretary.
Offce-Room 70, Nevada block, 300 MontEom
| CRY ST. san Francisco, Cal. lelS VI
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COTTAGE ROOMS-BATH FURNITURE:
~ all new: must be sold at once. Please call at
44l Bryant st, 9 to -. 1yl1 2t<
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MAKE OFFER-STH AND 9TH AVE. LOTS
vi near st. and park: 25xl2o each. BoVEi
TOY d CO.
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SENSATIONAL GRATITUDE.
How 1t occasionally NIanifests Itself
ssuvur Gdises.

How 1t Occasionally uanIfests Itself in
ssuvur Cdises.
II appears that an elderly gentleman
from the midland countries Travelled mn
10 London in The spring of 1888 for the
purpose OF watching the dcbutantes on
their way for presentation at Baclkinn-
ham palace. Being seized i'm the course
OF the afternoon with sudden faintness
ne was charitably assisted by n lady
who happened to be standing by him at
the time he has now died. and has be-
queathed one hundred and City thou-
sand pounds to the stranger who came
70 his rescue in this momentary illness.
says the Brandon Banner.
Sensational gratitude is by no means
SO uncommon as most of us fancy.
Many years ago now weiI-lsnown
tradesman started business in very
humble way in the West end. Ills first
customer was doctor. and, while
showing the doctor some very delicate
ware, Ia the nervousness of the mo-
ment, he let it drop, when II was shat
tered instantly into thousand pieces.
Very good-naturedly the doctor took
the blame upon himself, paid fer the
broken article, and made ono or two
tFiibng purchases besides In due
course this tradesman accumulated a
large fortune. when, calling upon his
first customer. he reminded him of the
incident, and in recognition of his gen
erosity settled one thousand dollars n
year upon him for life.
Strangely enough. there lived only
short distance higher up in the same
street another wealthy tradesrnan who
owes the origin of his success to a very
similar accident This man cornmenceSf
life as an GRAND boy, and, while riding
down Holborn in an omnibus one pour
ing wet day, he surrendered his seat to
an old lady who would otherwise not
have found accommodation. In recog>
milton OF this act of courtesy she pres
emily set him up in business on his own
account. and at her death bequcathed
To him the whole of her very consider
able fortune.
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MAsToooNs sTILL LIVING.

Alaska Indiana Claim They uavo Seen
Them Koinirs About RoceatIy.
The Stickeeu indians positively as
sert that within the last FIVE years they
have frequently seen animals which.
from the descriptions given. must have
been mastodons. Last spring, while
out hunting, one OF the Indians came
across series OF large. tracks, each the
size Of the bottom Of a salt barrel. sunk
deep in the moss. lie followed the Curl
Gus trail for some miles, finally coming
out In full view of his game, says the
Philadelphia Ledger
AS a class these Indians arc the bravest
OF hunters, but the proportions Of this
new spectacle OF game filed the hunter
with terror, and be took TO swift and
immediate fight lie described the
creature as Being as large as n post
tradcr's store, with great, shining. vel
lowish Thite.tuslSs. and mouth mrQe
enough 70 swallow a man al n sia0Ie
gulp lie further says that the ant
nal YVES undoubtedly Of the same ers,-
cies as those whose bones aud tuslgs lie
all over that section Of the country.
The fact that other hunters have told
Or seeing these monsters browsing on
the herbs ~ along the river gives n
certain probability 10 the story Over
on Forty Mile creek. bones 81 rnastC,-
dons are quite plentiful. One ivory
tusk, Dine feet long, projects from ono
Of the sand dunes on that creek. and
single teeth have been found 80 large
that they would be a good iOad for one
man - carry believe that The mule.
footed hog Still exists. also that live
D'astodons play tag with the aurora
eve.y night ore sorty Nile creek in
Alaska
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Mrs. Dawson-W Wen. here's the bill
from the slrcssmaker. for my new fall
dresses.
Dawson tos he RECEIVERS from the
shock)--Thanks. dear; they've gone.-
Puck.
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A PROSPEROUS INSTITUTION.

The annual report OF the Balti
more and Ohio Railroad Company
for the year ending June 3oth.
1888. ooataIns a synopsis of the
operations of the Relief Depart
ment Of that Company. which
shows 1t to be in II most prosperous
condition.
Ehe Department had member.
ship Of 22.637 persons; the rcceinis
or the Relief Feature for the year
were si25 sos ~ and the tisbnrse-
ments $4l5 .553.3 80. and he benefits
rssf'i te its mem bers since May 1st.
1880 aggregate the enormous sum
Of So. 1853. a40.I7.
In the Saving Feature Of the De
Pirtinent, at the close OF the fiscal
Year. there was due ,lepos,tors
$3.50 3S6,06. as against $500 .547 05
~ the close of tie previous wear /:
the deposits during the year were
s'S@G. o49. %. the withdrawals SkSS..
go 10. and the amount due from
employees on account of loans made
Tor the purpose of securing homes
Was $60I 1926. An extra diyi-
dond- OF one per cent WAS declared
90 sd deposits drawing interest at
the close of the year, thus making
the interest for the year equivalent
10 live per cent per annum.
AZ the close OF the year there
were @l0 names on the Pension list.
and the disbursements Ola this
account for the year have been
al. 054.35. and for th. whole
Rtriod, s20l ,0s4 10.
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tuE AGENTS

The following parties are our au.
thorlzed agents and will receive and
RENTS 70 US all money paid on nc
count. Asy 81 b. options or OF ders
fDr printing left with them will lie
promptly sent to us. The agents
for The ARGrs will give receipts
For al money pid them. if so de
sired, but it is not necessary. as re-
ecipts will be sent direct from tins
stiIce promptly tot all remittance
Reedsville-Mason Watson.
Herring-Geo. A. Herring. P.M.
Newburg- DR.. w. VI. Dent.
faHueiton-W. }. Lavelle.
Howessille--J. b. Cooke.
heliowsvillc--J. w. Robinson.
Marquess-C. w. Roster.
Sinclair--W. 4. Keiser.
y hite-AGeorge W. White. p. NJ
Rowlesburg-P. A. Conf. q s.
Bnrora--J o. Lantz. =. VI.
Carncl-Thomas Startzmap.
Ierri Alta-P. A. Fox. +. A.
Gunesyille-D. W. Frazee. PM
BrandonyDle-C.C. Frankhouscr
BrueetOn ~. H. IsGibb
budsoD-lra Gibson.
HestOn--.JOhu :. Mitchell.
Gladesv'llc-U. 5. Sapp, p. NJ
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Tns way 10 Winch galway portaf
Clerks LEARN tho Mail fsou es.

Sns way 10 Winch galway PORTAL
Clerks learn tho Mail Kos -.
The railway postal clerks have n
unique method for learning the routes
on which post offices are located SAYS
the Philadelphia Record Take. for ex-
ample, the state of Pennsylvania. In
which there are over fire thousand of
fees The prospective mail distributor
buys quantity OF blank cards---about
the size of the ordinary visiting card
and on each of these he writes the
name OF IN Office. On the bpcls of
the card he writes the name of
the route by which the Office Ia
served with its mail. Talking In hand
pack OF these cards-say from Qfty 20
one hundred--he goes over them ono
after another studiously, looking Mt
the back each time and getting the
name and route clearly associated In
his mind. Tho second time he goes
through the pack he finds that nc
knows half OF the routes by reading
the names OF the Office. II Is a dull
student who, upon going over n pack
OF cards dozen times, does not know
them thoroughly. Tho method Is so
simple and such an aid TO memoriziny
that IL is adopted by all railway mail
clerks. BY il clerks have been known
to memorizc state like Pennsylvania
inside of two months.
On all large routes CLERKS work but
half time. the other half bciny devoted
to rest and study. The mail clerk at
home. continually reminded OF coming
examinations, carries his cards wher-
ever he goes, coming them over at
every opportunity One demsnstratiye
clerk on the New York G. Pittsburgh
railroad post Office Is famed for having
learned the state of Ohio In four DAYS
AS he shufiicd over his cards he walked
from garnet To cellar. and vice versa.
from dawn until the shades of twilight
fell. On the fourth day he went to the
examiners Office and separated Ohio
without an error.
IL is related that the wife Of n postal
clerk adopted the card method for in
creasing her vocabulary IN French. On
one side of the card she wrote the
French word and on the other the Eng
lish equivalent To be learned Another
lady, hearing of this, used the same
system successfully for learning N.Y.
theology, placing the word Mars" fo-
Instance, on one side OF tho card and
war on the other. The method has
so many advantages over the old and
tedious way OF learning from the pages
OF n book that IL might be utilized with
advantage by teachers in search of new
methods OF imparting instruction.
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SCHOOL Rrporrs.

Report OF i,ruceton Schooi for
The month beginning the 18Th day
of November and ending the 8th
day Of Dvccm Der. 1893
Enrolment. 23; average daily
attendance. 2l; per cent OF daily
attendance. o.; names Of pupils not
absent for the month, NJ .ry and
Emma Miller, Nora Michael. Enis
Yeast. Lula Bowermnster. Eta.
Mand and Dave Rodeheaver. Frank
Brooks. Emmitt and Ed Cunning
ham and Lizzi, Feather.
Report Of the clover school. Of
Grant district, for the month end
ing December s. 1898:
Enrolment. girls %. boys II.
total 81; average daily attendance.
girls 2l. Buys II. total 80; per cent
OF daily attendance. girls 9S. b,ys
VI those present every day, II;
VIZ Eya and Julia Mcthcny,
Mary Crawford. Rosa. Grace and
Dora Barnes, Lille. Capprusla aud
Dora Dennis. Lizzie Guthrie. Rosa
Glover. Nettie and Russell Meyers.
Cora Fisher. William Teets. Ed
ward Dennis and Charles Crawford.
W. Ill. BARNES, Teacher.
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Joseph Brown WIS at the Pblippi
Hotel TuesA,y BE vas on his wa,
Prs ms to take charge Of The
p'echanical part Of che democrat.
our ffiond hieut. FLOYD w. liar
RS. who Is stationed as Military
Atache At Brussels was notably
bouored last month by being one Of
hundred invited 10 dine with
beogold II King Of tha. Belginms
He was flrther honored by being
constituted the escort to table o.
b'e wife u The Minister % Foreign
Affalrs and was seated third on the
nght Of the Queen The compli.
mert was Of course given out Of
aspect for The great nation which
bieuf. Harris represented. but v.
ere gisd onr sFiend was the renre
sentative and we feel surs that on
tire brilliant occasion. our Barbour
boy was able TO. coiyIrot himself
With grace aud becoming dignity.
--PtNiggi Pialutealen
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The DAILY IaTEllIGEgcER

one month. IN advance 4. -
Three months, IN advance . '''-'--c -
six months. In advnuse -. 1900 <'m
one wear. IN al vance 49,. ... 1850 800 800
rnree days Ia the we,.x on,, wear. - ~ ~
-s,e,Ifs..., 80 " ec": ore year 2.s5
iNrELLi"ENcKK sent free 10 any a,Id,ras :" ~"
,.,' g want an agent IN every Psfsfice In W..t
Nupk'p 's: Eastern Chic wesiern P-nnsvivnni.
80, n,si"t'.nveS thnn We mace by rerirtered
sSh,ssr' ios'"n,ce money order. ro>thl mt
snech On''csi States Exi rs.ss or k,rerip.,, r.
press n,crev order Ada,esS. HHe''cah hA-
iNfELLIGENcER PuI'LisHISG co
Wheeling W Va
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sERIEs OF LECTURES.

The Pastor Of he pes
bYteran church has begun
3 series Of lectures on "M.o's
Fuinre Experience. The snbieot
u each lecture asd The time Of de-.
livery are - follows
g "HIelv Sabbath morniuo
December "a.
.. "ilolyen" Ssbb ID ovenina
December "A.
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Expert chopping.

Queer and racy are the tales told OF
the skillof the Maine shipbuilders in
the use Of the adze and broudax One
old.time yarn Is Of the carpenter who
applied very drunk. at n shipyard for
employment IN order 70 have little
fan with him the foreman set him TO
give proof OF his skill by hcwing ou1
o wooden bolt with nOehoppinQ block
but stone The carpenter accom-.
plishcd bis difficult task without mar.
ring The keen edge Of the broudux. and
showed the foreman neatly made
bolt Then be brought the ak down
with o terrific blow that shattered its
edge upon the stone II can hew fust.
rate on your chopping block" he bic.
coughe,t but l1I be id II ! can
make the AK stick In IL when pit
through The story runs that the
foreman lost no time in employing such
a workman
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hen travelling le'v cen TsttsIrrrh. wheel
w, w, Mnre"nt' wn Fgiireni ard tisrksftIe.
~ 'StoP Itfl cr.ttre or bui irs ton ~ 10,
aeEnns' Route" 81 ,rs th, hs itost rri ou'ch.
81 -, =. Cl.'.s C. rreci;ona ,de with 4 o.
,taih- az ram, ont. sisc ~ Cl4ri hrrc viih n,
\ o. ard W Va. & p TIA ~ rom .tpfh 80
me- mo vet ,Ask ftr through iicI ets v!n. al a
HsGu g.. Buwirs Ccir rmst
MthtEEel, ". Va
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Reduced Rates Tor The HOLIDAY.

In pursuance Of its usual liberal
policy, The Baltimore AID Ohio
kmlrond Company announces that
excursion tickets viii be sold
between I'll stations on its lines easf
u Che Ohio River during Chrsmas
and Mex Year holidays at reduces
rsicf The tickets vii be- sold for all
tfalns December -, 2@.2l2j, 20 30.
81 and January 4 and viii be- valid
Tor The return journey on ail traios
putll Jac nary 3 inclusive.
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SUBS t-I2IIssc
Fos rHE WHEELING
iNTELLGGNCqR !.

'o''"A 3@io'srssT A'so szsr sswspassz
-, " u Re on cyerffrl year IN the history 90
~ S...nry The pcpcerafic rarty. which f.r
nrhncl'es of the eotersrr eat h. . ~ NJ
,u,.Sn'<e or laslsi 81 tara tessy The s,f,-
80, , ~ "hxte>s Will fhcrefssre lie frnurbt
~, - ,.a,'rIr 81 the Eretfesi fubifc irf~re<r
~, tn" anTtiJtE<efn will folly and fairly re,ort
w ere deOefe< II he e<sion = 49,,
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-12-21

Dawson shall die II I'm not soon
relieved of these hicconghs. DO some
thing TO brighten mo.
Mrs. Dawaon-Booh Scat. There's
q snake under the chair There's a
mouse
Dawson Tin disgust)-Oh, pshaw,
That sort OF thing wouldn't brighten
baby.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-12-21

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