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A BIG LEASE.
The llercff EsseirsiFA VIII Be
Borsa for Oil.
rhe Standard Oil Co. Said to Be at the
Head d the Scheme.
The LAID q der The Reservoir = 70 BE
Leased NJ the Rate Or Sly Per Cent.
Upon Valuation OF Flfty
Doilass na Aero.

COLUMBUS. o., Feb. l6.-with the re-
.irement Of President VIM NJ, Hahn. !,
IL the state heard Of public works
announced Tuesday morning. that
body made meet important deal per-
tanning 70 the disposition Of 4 large
lrea Of lands underlying the Mercer
county reservoir, the largest artificial
oody Of water III the world.
There are ut present a large numbers OF
,il wells being operated up TO the very
.ow water mark Of the reservoir. and q
number of propositions have been made
10 drive them down through the water
More or less suspicious rumors have at
ended these propositions II being de-
dared the STANDARD Oil Co. was reach
ing out to gobblc up the valuable terri
tory. This impression continued up un-
til the meeting Of the board Tuesday,
The county commissioners suggested
scheme to lease the lands at the rate
If per cent upon valuation OF $50
per acre, that amount having been fixed
BY themselves and approved by the
board of public works. 1t WINS stated
that the Standard Oil Co. would present
p proposition indirectly asking that the
lands be leased upon a royalty upon the
oil taken out. In this way they would be
able to lease the land. open one well and
take ont limited supply. thus holding
of competition at q slight cost When
the joint bodies met Tuesday, the
proposition Of the canal commissioners
was rejected, and an amendment Of
Tered This provided that the lessees
should pay a royalty Of onc-eighth
81 the oil taken out, it being stipu-
lated that the income to be thus
derived should not fall below
per cent on the valuation Of $50 per
acre--a virtual consolidation of both
propositions and very good business
move This was unanimously adopted
by the joint board. The suggestion, il
may be said, came from the attorney
general Under this decision 720 acres
II land in the reservoir are leased to
|nineteen different persons. The stipu-
|Iations were made that no transfers
IF lease should take place without the
concurrence Of the board, and that
the lessees should bind themselves.
not to permit oil or salt water TO escape.
Into the reservoir and destroy the fish.
krhe lessees must begin work within
six months, or else the .leases will
lapse OF themselves. After this work
1 had been done Mr.. Hahn prepared TO
retire, and his successor, Capt. +. f.
lI.ybarger, of Coshocton, was introduce
ID. At this point Mr. Frank MeCollech,
who succeeds Mr. Hahn as president,
arose, and on behalf OF about 100 EN-
ployes Of the board Of public works pre-
sented him with gold watch and
,hain, suitably Inscribed. Attached to
the chain was masonic charm, set
with diamonds. Mr., Hahn replied feel
Iingly, and moment later became a
lprivate citizen.
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THE \ MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, FeD. 10.
FLOUR Winter patent saS5g425 fancy.
s325aa45; family, q. 5Oa2 IS; extra s2Oog2.25;
low grade, s17oa2 90; spring patent, s4S5145U:
spring fancy, s3251390: spring family, 81 loo
co. Rye -four, s3359350 Buckwheat. IL, $50
80 per 100 pound sack
QATs--No 2white held at 36tk93zc; No
white at 356t351fe; No. mixed at 81 3IIsc, buy
ers' views being represented at inside figures
for prime samples
RYE-The market was quiet; prime to choice
No 2, spot track, duotable at 57d soc, according
to sample.
CATTLE shippers a. 75a5.5o. Oxen: Good TO
choice, s425a5.O0; common TO fair, s275E 400.
select butcher, A75a 5,00 . few extra, "a 25;
fair to good, S375G4 s.; common, g. 50.
Heifers: Good to choice heavy, s4s5d475
good to choice light, sAO0a4.50; common to fair,
Il. 75z375
VEAL CALVES Common and large, $4,000
500; fair to good light % 50G6T5: extra, 500
0T25
Hocs-Select heavy and prime butchers,
IS As 8 50; fair to good packing, s8l5984o;
common and rough, S7.00Q600; prime
light, Is lO@s25 others, u. 500s. 10; fat pigs,
81 U0I T. 80; common thin and fair pigs, s4.7o167h
SHEEP AND LANES Sheep-Yearlings and
wethers, s5.O0a5,65: extra, s5.75 fat ewes, $50
$500 common to fair mixed, a. 50d55OO; COM
mon 10 fair, s325G440 Lambs Extra, 1870;
good to choice, s5.5O46 3.
NEW York, Feb r6
WHEAT--No. 2 red very dull and shade
easier; May, 81 l-i6a size
RYE-Nominal; western G016lc.
BARLEY Qaiet and Arm State, "a SOC; vest
ern 6OdsO Mol Toronto, 92d SIC; No do, 81
Qs5c.
coRN-No. edull, lower and steady; May, SlA
Il sec; July, SEE
oATs-No : dull ana easier May, $50
asked; state and western, SSa46c.
PITTSBURGH, Feb
CATTL e Market STEADY at yesterdays
prices
Hocs-Market fair: fair light to best heavy,
ss5oe90o; TWO cars hogs shipped to New
York.
sHEEP-M Market steady at about yesterdays
decline 10cQtI5c on from last weeks prices.
BALTIMORE, Feb. I6.
WHEAT-Steady; No . red spot, 7dgsc; Feb
ruary, 76rsc May, soaso1lc,
CoRS-Easy mixed spot, 49Ec: March. 1850;
May, 5o4sc
RYE Quiet No. 2, CSC nominal.
CHICAGO. Feb tis.
FLouR AND GRAIN Cash quotation: Flour
dun and unchanged. No. spring wheat.
f5xc; No 3 spring wheat, GA 6oc' No
red, 75ssc; No.i2 corn, 42Ac; No sslaa Sssic;
No. white, ssM sac; No 2 rye, S2hc; No.
| harley elc No 2, r. o. b., AZ G64c: No. A. o b,
50 4oc; No fiaxseed. sl.23H.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. ID
WHEAT Quiet and Arm; No, 2 rcd Febru-
airy, T7SnT716c
| CoRN- Quiet No. 2 mixed February, b0ND
| 5Ossc.
OARS Car lots quiet, but steady; futures dull
and nominally unchanged
| TOLEDO, o., Feb Ia
wHEAr-Actiye and steady; No. cash and
February, 7s1ic May. 7TKc. July, 7sAc
| coRN-Steady; No. cash, 40; March, 43tsc:
No. 5. %: No. !, &c; No, yellow, 4sfcs No
\ white 43e.
| OATs-Quiet. cash. 36c
RYE-Dull cash, $50.
| CLovKEsHED- Steady; prime cash and Feb
ruarY. o. 40. March. eo.sa
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nlgl water 81 EvansvIlle.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Feb. 10. The
Ohio river at this point Is rising rapidly
and there are already thousands Of
acres Of bottom lands in the bayou and
lands above and in the bends below the
city under water, but the farmers took
precaution to remove their stock TO
high ground in time. There are, how
ever, immense quantities Of corn and
lumber, ties and slaves which are in
danger should the river rise foot
hirher
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.Ianernon pnvl.. no.lr.

new York, Feb. 10 Mayor J.. T. Ela
Iison, Of Richmond. Va, the president
Of the Davis Monument association, is
on his way to New York at the request
Of Mrs jefferson Davis. to complete
the arrangements Tor the transfer Of
her husbands body from New Orleans
to Richmond foF remit eFment Oh May so
next Mrs. Davis Is at the Marlborough
hotel in this city. She declined to be
interviewed on the subject. but 1t was
learned that Mr.. Ellison Is expected
Wednesday.
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NEW OCEAN LINE
or Fine steamers fsetween New Orieai
assd iyernoaI


asd liverpool.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. t6 The South
ern Pacific railroad announces that the
Newport News Ship building and Dry
dock Co. Is making preparations to
build two 10,000-ton steamships at its
plant The site is now being piled for
the blocking to carry the immense
weight 81 the vessels They will be
beauties in design, and their water lines
such as will insure speed.
They are intended to ply between
New Orleans and Liverpool, forming a
new line of steamers In connection with
the Sunset route, and will be a nucleus
out Of which win grow fleet Of Amer
lean ocean vessels unexeelled in modern
marine architecture. Every appliance
that ingenuity can devise for speed,
comfort, safety and security will be in
their make up. The hnlls will be con-
structed Of steel. The engines win be
triple expansion Of theAlatest type.
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RESTS WITH TAs SENATE.
Hawaiian Annexation raper sent In b
President narrison.

Hawaiian Annexation Iaper sent IN by
President Harrison.
WASHINGTON, Feb 10. The docu.
ments in connection with the Hawaiian
annexation treaty are all ready for
transmission 10 the senate. and will be
sent to the senate Wednesday after.
noon. Accompany ing the presidents
message aud the text Of the treaty will
be copies Of much Of the correspond
ence between the government Of the
United States and Of Hawaii
respecting the subject Of an.
dating back half a
century. The treaty viii, OF course, be
sent to the senate for consideration In
executive session, but 1t is expected
that the injunction OF secrecy will
be promptly renewed By the senate and
the documents given to the public. The
treaty IS signed hy John W. Foster, sec
rotary Of state, and Messrs. Thurston,
Castle, Marsdcn, Wilder and Carter,
commissioners on behalf Of the provis-
ional government d Hawaii
WASHINGTON, Ict. 10 The president
has Just sent to the senate, in secret
session, the Hawaiian treaty Of annex
alton.
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Enoch Arden Win varlatlons.

MAscoUTAH, In., Feb 10. Thirty
years ago Simon Hays and Miss Elixa-
beth Hayward, daughter 81 d promi-
ncnt farmer 81 Saint Clair county, were
married. The couple became estrnnged
within year. and tho husband joined
the Union army. He WINS wounded
upon the field az battle, and was re-
ported killed Ills wife believed him
.dnasl and was married AGAIN favs
went west after the war. He returned
this week, after an absence of almost
thirty years. 10 find bis wife stiIt living.
Her last husband had been dead some
years There was q joy ful reunion and
the couple were reunited In marriage
Tuasday
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O,connor Bard to please.

LONDON, Feb. 16.--John OConnor,
formerly Parnellite member Of parlia-
ment, denounced, at a meeting in ilas-
gov, the recent speech Of Home Secre-
tary Asquith against the amnesty Of
Irish political prisoners This speech,
Mr. O'Connor said, was the brutal, dis
honest utterance Of cold blooded En-
glishman, and it would cost the liberal
PARTY dear.
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CONDENSED NEWS


Gathered FROM Al Parts ~ the coustry
By Telegraph.
Five passengers were dangerously in
jared by the breaking Of cable on q
Kansas City car.
The insurance trust Is now known TO
be certainty Pierpoint Morgan or
ganized the deal
A dog poisoner is doing deadly work
at bedford, Ind Thirty-five have been
found dead within week
A general snow-storm prevailed all
day Tuesday in western Texas and
southern Mexico and northern Mexico
The Vest Virginia Legislature passed
law making train robbery or at
tempted train robbery punishable with
death.
Victor Sundcrlin P. Gardner, the net
cd Hicksite Quaker preacher. died at
his home, in Pennington, y. y, aged
q years
Charles Scott, murderer Of II +, Cur
tbs. has been sentenced at Tyler Tex,
to hang ON saturday. April /. the hang
ing TO Dc III rsisatc.
Preliminary steps have been taken to
establish in Chicago a great medical
school-vnc Which shall rival and pos
sible ouselass the best Institution Of the
kind in Europe
Ed Burkhart. Of Leslie county, KY,
was shot and instantly killed by his
brother-in-law, John Suylor. Both
were under the influence OF whisky
when the killing occurred.
The Mississippi supreme court has af-
Rrmed the death sentence Of Ben Me-
Coy and J. Terry. of Copiah county
gang of Negro robbers and murderers.
They will be executed March -
There was no little excitement among
the roo depositors Of the BROKEN bank
Of II W Rockafellow Sc Co, at Wilkes
barre, when it became known that the
total liabilities will reach s342, O0Os
when the entire assets would scarcely
foot up to SEE, 900.
K DIR. Geo. K. Green, Appointment physi-
clan Of Muncie, Ind, made mistake
that came very nearycosting him his
life. The doctor had very sick head
ache, and attempted 70 spray his
nostrils with cocaine. : He made a mis-
take, and used solution Of atropia.
Rev. Newton, an evangelist, so inn
pressed the Sampson Bros, artists in
clay, at Edgerton, Wis. Of the sinful
ness Of their nude Apollos, Vcnuses,
gladiators, etc. that the artists smashed
their works designed for the Worlds
fair. The citizens are very indignant
at the preacher.
The Association Of Commercial Tele-
graphers Of North America met in
Pittsburgh, Tuesday, with seventy
delegates present from all parts of the
country and Canada Nothing is known
Of the proceedings, as the session was
held with closed doors The convention
will last all week.
ii IL annonnced thas SOli5 smita.
champion feather weighkof the Pacific
coast, has been matchedto fight George
Dixon, champion feather weight OF the
world, for side bet of 5000 and the
largest purse which any club in the
United States will offer, the fight to
take place in August.
A circular has been received by the
knights Of labor assemblies in Toronto,
from General Master Workman Pow
derby, asking aid for the further de
Tense of II. F. Dempsey, recently con
victed at Homestead on the charge Of
completely in the alleged poisoning Of
non-union men. Powderly says the case
will be carried, if necessary, before tbs
highest tribunal in the land.
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chnlrmnl Mnll saYs ! atra.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Feb. ic,-1Chair
man Wall. of the democratic state'cen-
trail committee, has returned Nrem
Washington. where he was doing Snis-
sionary work for Cleveland in an effort
TO have the sherman silver law re-
pealed. When asked whether the fail
ure to repeal the bill would result in 4
special session Of congress Mr.. Wall
said: 81 think so. believe congress
win be called together before sum
mero
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CANTON, b, Feb. I6 The odd FIp!-
lows temple burned at 2 o'clock
Wednesday morning with loss Of sT5,
600 Three fremen were injured ~
falling walls VIM Rieth and Franz
Kelly were buried beneath pile d.
brick. Risth will probably recover,
but II Is feared Kelley IS fatally in
jured. Assistant Chef Adam Hobart
was hit BY falling brick and seriously
b,.rf e
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CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb l6. Thos.
E Fife, prominent druggist, died sud-
denly Tuesday afternoon. A curious
fact about the matter is that he insured
his life for 81 900 and paid up tho pre-
MUM Monday night. There is a theory
that Fife committed suicide, but there
Is no good evidence Of IL
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SOW Bulldlng ID CQrnell.

ITHACA, N. Y, Feb. 16 The new
law building Of Cornell university has
been dedicated. It is christened Board
man hall, !" and is memorial Of Judge
Douglass Boardman, the first dean Of the
law department Of the university. The
law school library was presented with
about 1000 volumes, the collection Of
the late Nathaniel G. Moalr
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Cottage Biown Is Pleces.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Feb 1G. "A Ave
room frame cottage at the corner Of
Twenty-sixth and Illinois streets was
absolutely blown to pieces BY an ex-
plosion Of natural gas The four walls
were thrown outward, and portions OF
the debris were hurled 800 yards away.
The cottage was occupied BY Mrs. Fran
els Pedrigo, q widow.
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ALBANY, N. ". Feb 16 The Worlds
fair com missioners have struck snag,
They want S305,09o more for their work,
and the senate seems to be opposed TO
the appropriation. The commissioners
have been accused OF extravasance, and
their bill has now been laid aside for
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BIRMISGHAM, Ala, Feb. 16. AT
Rccce Thomas mining camp. six miles
below the city, Tuesday, some labor
ers were warming about fire. One Of
them dropped stick Of dynamite,
whose fuse caught fire, and the party
was blown up, William Maxwell was
blown to atoms David Alexander.
with two others, were badly hurt
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4 CowardIy WatchmaIa.l

DOVER, N. IL, Feb. 16 At the insane
asylum ERE inquest Wednesday Frank
Diserault, one Of the inmates who es-
capped, testified that the Fountain wom-
an told him early that evening that she
was going to burn the house. He also
said that when the watchman saw the
Fountain woman burning he got fright
ened and ran away.
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Eubblnr Ii Oh Cleveland.

New York. Feb. 16 The Herald's
Washington correspondent says II is re-
ported on good authority that Senator
Till, in order to insult and annoy Mr.
Cleveland because Of his selection OF
Gresham for premier, has circulated a
petition for the appointment Of senator
Frank Hiscock republican, Of New
York; to a place in the cabinet. srii.sso
petition Is said to be addressed to His
sxcellency, Grover Cleveland, president
alect :,
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1no President Goes iTunting.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10 President
Harrison left Wednesday afternoon on
d shooting trip to Benjies Md. He
left about o'clock oyerthe Pennsyl-
yania railroad and goes alone. but will
meet some Philadelphia friends and
probably ex-senator Sewell OF New
Jersey. He will be gone until Saturday
and will not do any work.
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MONTREAL, Feb 10 The Montreal
Cotton Co. has decided TO increase its
capital from 1000. 900 to $4,000. 900.
The company recently purehasad the
plant 81 the colored Cotton Co. and
will control the manufacture Of colored
cotton goods in Canada.
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OAKLAND. Ill, Feb, ia. Farmers
state that the late sleet has 50 injured
wheat that there win hardly be half a
crop in all Eastern, Illinois. Many 81
them say the crop MAS entirely ruined
and not bnshel Of wheat will be
raised in some sections this year.
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Z Fifty-,sept bride.

GREENsBURs. Ind, Feb. 10. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Woods were married In
1891. They were divorced Tuesday. She
Is twenty-onc, while Charles has seen
sixty years. The bride testified that
the alliance was not love match. and
he corroborated her statement by say
ing that he had paid lady friend Fifty
cents to secure the brides consent to
wed and to arrange the happy event.
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DEApwooD, S. D., Feb. 10. The U.
S. grand jury has reported to the U. s.
district court, now in session here, four
indictments for murder against
Marks" and Too Too the two In
dams charged with being engaged in
the recent battle at Pine Ridge
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An Earthqnl.l.e pI.aster.

ATHENS, Feb lGl The Island Of
Samothrcisi, In the Aegean sea, was
shaken by an earthquake Tuesday.
All the buildings on the island were
destroyed. Many lives were lost. The
iron-ciad Pharo will take provisions TO
the island within three days Several
severe shocks were felt in ZaDte Monday
night and Tuesday morning.
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Hoke slnitIi Arcepts.

NEW YoRK, Feb. Is. - has been def
nitely ascertaiued that Hulxe Saith was
offered the secretary hip N the interior
Wednesday By Mr., Cleveland during
their conference at the latter's office
ana that Il was accented.
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LInaIsnr sueceeds CarIIaIe.

FRANKFORT, Ky. Feb. i6 The legis-
lature Tuesday elected Judge VIM.
Lindsay to succeed Senator Carlisle ia
the U. s. senate. The vote in the sem
ate was lindsay 10, Wilson 6.
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EeIl on Z Mon taIn.

VIENNA, Feb 10. Although the noun
tains are still covered with snow, stu
dent named Schieber and Merchant
Krieger, made an attempt Tuesday TO
ascend the Raxaipe, in lower Austria.
They fell off when half way up and
their bodies have not yet been found
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HoKAH, Mimi, Feb. 16, John Mentis
has been committed to the Rochester
insane asylum He was juror at the
October term Of court. and Immediately
after being discharged went insane.
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Arcnbl.hap irela as stole, Letters.

Berlin, Feb IS 1t is stated here
that several of The letters alleged to
have been stolen from Archbishop Ire
land, supposed to have reference 70
questions which have lately caused such
talk, have been forwarded to Cardinal
Ledochowsixi for perGsal.
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I.abouchere \ 8 atlsiied.

LONDON, Feb. le Mn Labouchera
declares that he intends TO move as an
amendment to the home rule bill the
exclusion Of Irish members from the
imperial parliament.
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reenlatl 2 IeIepi,ome rates 1 Nj

Regalatl Z 1cisphpne rates II Missouri
JEFFERsos CRY, Mo, Feb 49, The
house Of representatives passed bill,
establishing maximum telephone rates
at $50 per year in cities over 100. 600 in
habitants, $40 between $4,000 and 100
600 inhabitants and $50 in all other
cities al the state
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l business, | win sell my stock and fixtures,
SSs9 The building now occupy. III purchaser
sees noi wish the building will rent him same
q I, reasonable figure
l-rlmah. II. w. HOUSEWORTH.
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Eyery saloonist il tlle con ty Z dIeted.

Every SnloOnist IN the Con " lHdlcteu'
BANGOR Me-, Feb 10. The grand
jury has reported between 200 and 800
indictments against liquor dealers,
every one in this county being included
in the list. The fine in liquor cases Is
800 and costs, which will cause an adj
dition to the county treasury Of s25, 900
or $50. 600 The list Of those indicted
includes druggists and gr6cers, as well
o. - lnnn- nafnfsrs.
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tnnnecticnt I.ener.

NoRwrcH. CT, Feb I6S-Joseph ojes-
pie, Russian, is confined NJ the Che
mango county poor farm, at Preston,
suffering from weIl-developed case n
'lcprosy.
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CAMDEN. N. j., Feb. 16 John Hill
the eolored boy convicted on Friday
last Of the murder Of Joseph Dodson,
has been sentenced to be hanged on
April IA
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nice in endless variety at
u Locfs L. Browns.
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i n RE. YoU HAPPY n If not go to the
X Great Muslin sale and you will go home
Ieased to Death at C.'P. BEHRING'S, corner
paeen and Martin streets.
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kS,ft HIST "A large three-story brick house
| III East King street. Has rooms and Is con-
Ieaient Eydrant and cistern waters in yard.
ksnt reasonable. Apply at this office l-2I-lm
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hMR RENE from April l, 1sas, my residence
X tasL-Race street, corner Spring street.
I'M 1iiice AID stable. Lot go by 200 feet, for
|efienlars chm on ). b. WILSON, at Citizens
Eatidnal Bafk, MARY y. Wise M
a3Ims
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.yI.YER's China Hall on King street, for sub
IN stantiai Lamps.
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IXlLMERiS China Hall on King street, for
IN beautiful Tea and Dinner Sets.
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|IlaE uiosi perfect dyeing IL done By ] CORD
II NER. frst-class dyer and iinisheF, South
Eenens garments of every description steam
saaed, dyed and finished without ripping.
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MILES Floor on eloth,reguiar IS cent goods
II fot II cents yard at EUGENE X. HER
lNGS
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-02-16

|yII.MER.s. China Han on King street, for all
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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-02-16

i AVE you called lately at Emmert r. Fiery'ss
Il if not, you'll find plenty of new fancy arti-
IN for their holiday trade. Visit their store
at you'l find many suggestions for presents.