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ron Co., Ont. writes:
" Before taking the
Discovery / would
have four or FIVE bad
coughing spells every
day and would cough
up mouthfuls of solid
W b lite trOth. Be-
fore l took one bot
tie IL stopped IL. /
could not walk across
the room with the
pain in my back and
sides; but soon the
pain was all gone, and
] could sleep well at
night. MY general
health is also much
better"
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Won want stationery and blank books. We
i have the facilities for supplying them.
Send your orders 70 Morning News Ssvnn-
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ora and blank book manfao9aNaSuA
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NEWS oF TIE SHIPS

maritime Matters Of Local and Ger-
eral Interest.
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GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY. Whereas.
" Jordan r. Brooks has applied to Court OF
Ordinary for Letters Dismissory as Admins
traitor cum testau ento anneXO on the estate
Of SUSAN RING n .LL, deceased
These are, therefore, 10 cite and admonish
all whom IL may concern TO be and appear be-
fore said court TO make objection on any they
have on or before the first Monday in Deem
Der next, otherwise said letters win be-
granted,
Witness the Honorable Hampton L. Ferrill,
Ordinary for Chatham County this the 8lst
day OF Al gust, 1894.
FRANK r. KEILBACH,
Clerk G. o.. C. q.
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AUCTION SALES.
ELECTRIC SHARES.
BY J. MCLAUGHLIN & son.

On TUESDAY. Oct. ., 1894. before the Court
House during legal hours Of sale:
~ SHARES BRUSH ELECTRIC LIGHT
AND POWER COMPANY STOCK.
To close account
TERMS CASH
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hSh1iAi ,EHATHAM CoUNrY-Vhereaa
ori,'7, %IaH 80 - lazan has applied to Court OF
~ - Ina lol letters Dismissory as Exeou
j GAZAN, deireased '0''''iilenI ol LEV
~ Il are, Wherefore, to cite and adnonish
- loid ~ may concern to be and appear be-
~, ,S san satu oi6urt TO make objection IN anv
sIley nave on or before the first Monday in
november next, otherwise said letters viii he
Wltnes the Honorable Hampton l., Fer.
rill, Ordinary for Chatham county. this the
dlst day July, 1894 0
FRANK f. KEILBACH
II Clerk @ q n n
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MEDICAL
KszgT5Ys= EEEI8SEa

A slight cold, with your system in the
scrofulous condition that's caused by i'm
puro blood, is enough 10 fasten Con
sumption upon you. Consumption is
Lung-Scrofula. You can prevent it, and
you can cure it, if you haven't waited
too long, with Dr. Pierces Golden Medi-
cal Discovery.
Mrs. JOIN LINCOLN. Gre, A,nn, Iz.l-
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FRANK f. KEILBACH.
Clerk @. O., @. Q.

GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY, Whereas.
~ James sullivan has applied to Court of
Ordinary for Letters Dismissory as Admins
traitor on the estate Of GEORGE NJ HOUS-
TOUN, deceased
These are, therefore to cite and admonish
all whom il may concern to be and appear be-
fore said court to make objection df any they
haVel on or before the first Monday In No
mber next, otherwise said letters will be
granted.
Witness the Honorable Hampton l.. Fer.
rtll Ordinary for Chatham County this the
Slst day Of July 1894 ~
FRANK K. KEILBACH
Clerk c. Q.S1C
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ITO RENT fou7-story house 1854 CASTOR
i street, on lot sixty feet front; nice
flower garden out houses, etc. Apply 10
Edw. f. Lowell.
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TO-DAY al ii O'Clock A. X. Wilson viii
Il sell no auction ~ 81 Jefferson street
contents Of house, moved for convenience,
also a lot u land IA town OF p0OlCr
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E1OR RENT, dwelling No 3sH Liberty
II street possession Oct. l. John T. Row
land, 90 Bay street.
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GEORGIA, CHATHAM Cor, wv I,r,-------
~ John T. Mcmahon has 1}nnlIed ~ r dSrsa
of tbe S iHr - III 3missory as Executor
ceased. - uShAi1ONi de-
nsSG are, tnereIore to cite and admonish
for od 10 ey CO2scern to be and appear be-
tot S"u oouIs 70 lake objection III anv thew
nayel on OF pele5re the first Monday in NJ.
granted. '0 9"iN ioVters VIII be
Witness the IlIonorohlo t1,.,
rill, Ordinary br Chetbori ii ,l,p.h ~. ter-
3lst day of July 1894 County, luis tho
[FRANK r. KEILBACH
Ito
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FOR SALE.

H'OR SALE. I y. A. Woods No. 2iz fast feed
L flooring machine; weight : 800 pounds
planes sides up 10 6xl5 inches; in good con
Ga.
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EOR RENT, house, No. Huntingdon
II street. Apply 20 j. j. Eagan, i4l East
Broad street.
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E'OR RENT seven room house with store
II Bay street, next to Gas house apply
No. East Broad street.
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MEDICAL,

+. II. SMYTH,
Observer, Weather Bureau.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

800, - -N-7-~--~~-~~~~--~-~~~-~-~
{ EON"lA, CHATHAM COUNTY Whereas
Ordinary for Letters Of Administration on
the estate OF TONEY FIELDS. deceased
Ihese are, therefore, to cite and admonfsh
an Mhom 10 may concern to be and appear be-
lore said court to make objection iii anv they
haVel on or before the first Monday in
November next, otherwise said letters win be
granted. "
Witness the Honorable Hampton L. FerrilI
Ordinary for Chatham County, this the 18th
day Of september 1891
FRANK f. KEILBACH,
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

GAM LEE & Bro, hrst-class laundry, 17s
- BrOughton street, Savannah, Ga. Satin
shirts 10; old shirts, 10; shirts with collars
10; night shirts, 8: undershtrts, 3; drawers,
3; collars, ~ cuffs per pair 3; handker-
chiefs IA socks, 2 TO 81 towels, ~; Sheets
g; pillow slips, small, TO- pillow slips, large,
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HOUSES AND STORES FOR REM.

HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT.
i street, on lot sixty feet 'front.' nice
| flower garden, out houses etc. Apply 10
! Edw. f. Lowell
| NOR RENT, store and dwelling, Broughton
| II and Houston streets. Apply East
| Broad, corner President
| NOR RENT. that desirable residence, 1874
| Il Taylor street, northeast corner Bar
| nardD stationary wash stands; two bath
| rooms Apply to Edward Lowell Sons.
| NOR RENT, two desirable residences Nos
| Il 50 and 100 Taylor street. between Aber
| corn and DTayton streets. For particulars
| apply to s Guckenheimer Sons, Bay ana
Jefferson streets.
NOR RENT store at northwest corner Of
H Brou2hton and Barnard streets. Pos.
session given Immediately. This is one Of
the best business stands IN the city. Apply
to II. l., Fer-lll.
! LlOR REM store 1876 Broughton street,
Il plate glass front from oct. /, Apply TO
Edw. Lowell Sons.
E1OR RENT, dwelling No 3sH Liberty
/ II street; possession Oct. l. John T Row
land, % Bay street.
EOR RENT, possession given Oct. /, No
IL 1904 Habersham street, S25 per month;
No. 1l44 Price street, $40 per month; No. 1914
Gordon street, 81 per month. Apply 10 w.
z. Guerard. 1870 New Houston street.
NOR RENT, Nos. '01 and 1876 York street,
II near Montgomery. Apply No. 8 Bull
street.
L'OR RENT, from Oct. l. dwelling 80 Lib
4 erty street, corner Habersham. G.. n.
Remshart, ll8 Bryan.
GENERAL very desirable houses in good
- locality; all modern Improvements, at re-
duced rents. salomon Cohen,
1ZO NEW HOUSTON street for rent.
ISO Newly built all modern improve
ments, peaklng tubes, electric lights, etc.
Apply l72 New Houston street. OF Appel &
SchauL
NOR RENT, eight room house l73 G wnnett;
- all modern conVeniences Apply 70
william G.. Cooper, ~ whitaker street.
EOR RENT, 7-room house, 1856 Montgomery
Il street. Inquire 1872 Montgomery street.
nor RENT, from oct 1, dwelling 80 Jones
- street, second'west from Whitaker G..
II. Remshart
fQ New Houston street elegant house at
20 low rent Solomon Cohen.
LHOR RENT. seven room house. with store.
- Bay street, next to Gas house. Apply
No. East Broad street
EOR RENT, house No. 5 Huntingdon
a street Apply 70 j. j. Engan, TAI East
Broad street.
--------------------
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NOR RENT, stable three fine stalls near
~ court house. Postomce Box ~
FOR jAL=
S---~~----~~'-r ----e~-~e~z~-~s
FIfO-DAI at N o'clock, A. X. Wilson viii
sell NJ auction at 81 Jefferson street,
contents Of house, moved tor convenience,
also q lot u land IN town OF p0OlCr.
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H2 New Houston street elegant house al
10 low rent. Solomon Cohen.
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GAS stove with oven, in good condition
~ state price and number burners. Rex
News ONCE.
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LUST
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

* PER CENT profits weekly with Si5C
TC capital Prospectus, itemized statistics
free, Benson & Dwyer, 1874 Broadway, New
York.
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GEORGIA. CHArHAM COUNTY. -wherena.

FRANK f.. KEILBACH,
Clerk O. O. q. q.
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED, good cook. Apply at 1C4 New
w Houston street.
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WANTED. a thorough house girl at 80
w Abercorn. Come ready for work.
WANTED white cook. Apply to +. Crnw-
w ford, Thunderbolt,
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WANTED, Grst.class cook must have
w good recommendations llS State
street
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1894-05-12
German Baptist Annual Meet

The Annusl Meeting of tue Ger.
man Baptist Brethren will be held
at Meyersdsle, Pc, on the Pittsbure
Division of the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad, commencing May Gath,
1894.
For this occasion the b. & o. r. K.
Co. will sell excursion tickets to
Meyersdale aDe return from all sta
tions on its 81 stem of lines at rate OF
one first CLASS fare for the round
trip. From points east Of and in
Guiding Pittsburg and Wheeling the
tickets will be sold from May 22nd
to 2sth inclusively, and will be valid
for return passage within thirty
days from date of sale.
From pants west of Plttsburg and
Wheeling the ticksts viii be scld
from May 2lst to 26th INCLUSIVE, and
will be valid for return passage with
in thirty days from date Of sale.
For time of trains, etc, address near
est Agent Of the B. & @. R. RICO. or
0. P. McCarty, Gen'l Pass. Agent,
B. & Q.S. w, R'y, ST. Louis, Mo-;
L. s. Allen. Asst Gen'l Pass. Agent,
B. & O. r. r.. Chica: 0. Ills; Z. u.
Smith, Div. Pass. Ag Mt B. & o. r.
r., Plttsburg, Pa, o. B. F. Bond,
Div, Pass. Agent, B. & o. r. r..
Baltimore, Md; Chas. O. Scull,
GENT Pass. Agent, B. & o. r. r.,
Baltimore, Nd. 5-5-4t.
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COXEYS CONVICTION.

There can be no doubt or dispute
of the justice of the verdict convict
ing Coxey and his aids of violating
the law forbidding the carrying Of
banners, professions or gatherings
in the capitol grounds. Coxey said
he was going to break that law and
he did break it, so that the verdict
of the jury ia just what it had 10 be
on Coxey's own showing. The rea.
son for the law is very plain. 1t is
meant to prevent any party from seiz
what was intended for the people.
If crowds would parade and hold
meetings in the capitol park it would
long si,ce have become a political
stamping ground. Every party, ev-
cry organization up TO the time Of
CoXey and his Commonweal, has re-
speeted the rights of the general
public to the undisturbed possession
of the capitol grounds. The grounds
make a beautiful park open on every
side, without feuce or enclosure ofany
sort. The sole restriction upon &C.
cess to it is made by the law that
Coxey insisted upon violating. His
contention that the constitution
prohibits the establishment of such
protection fer popular rights is abb
surd. A parade cannot take posses
sion OF city street, made for tramp
ing and for crowds, without the
permission of the authorities. Such
demonstration is altogether out of
place in park like the capitol
grounds, and the Washington au-
tborities are entitled to public graft
tude for the firmness with which
they repealed Coxey's raid.
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Fire at Shepherd town.

SHEPHERDsToWN, w. VA. May g.
At an early hour this morning fire
was discovered in the restaurant
owned and occupied by Mat Toliver,
and n few minutes later the adjacent
house OF Colly Shaw had caught then
George Whites house. The two
former were entirely destroyed. with
nearly all of the household effects.
Mr.. Whites house was seriously
damaged, the back building being
entirely consumed Capt, Frank
Legee's new and handsome residence
was also Cd fire and slightly dam
aged. Mr.. Whites property was ir-
sured, The aggregate loss will
amount to $4,000. These houses be-
ing located upon the principle thor.
oughfraes OF the town and centrally
located, serious fears were entertain
ed Of the destruction of the lower
part of the town. 1t being calm
morning and the ever vigilant Ere
men responding promptly, the fire
was soon under control.
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NEW TOWN.

Miss Lily McQuilkin, of Martins
burg, is visiting friends in the neigh
borhood.
There will be a good many apples,
very few peaches, but plenty of cher
ries and small fruits from the present
prospects.
On Sunday 9Th, it hailed six diff
ferent times. Some of the hailstt mes
were over an inch in thickness and
in the shape of an oblate spheroid.
The Bedington school closed on
the 9Th with an exhibition at night.
The house was nicely decorate d and
crowded to its fullest capacity. The
exercises commenced with song by
the school, and music by the band,
which consisted of j. W. Emerson,
his brother and Daniel and j. B.
Gregory. Next was short address
by the teacher, who was followed by
n. n. Sprinkle, brilliant youth,
with an introductory speech. Next
was The game chicken, William
Mayhem duet by Misses Miller; re-
citation by Geo. Marshall; Making a
face at Billie, by D. H. Hensel; Kit
ty and I, by Ethel Mayhem; The
glad May NORMA song by the school;
A soldier, by Harry Lemaster; The
Bee, by Harry Lemaster; Conum-
drums, by Miss B. NJ. Hensel and
Robt. Lemen; The Blacksmith, by
Geo. Knipe; Midnight Express, by
Early Wilhelm; A little boys
speech, by Horace Mayhem, March
along, song by the schoo'; The
new church organ, BY Mrs and Mrs.
St. Clair and Miss May Lemen a
dialogue by Miss Virgie Wilhelm and
H. A. Knide; Button-hole Bouquet,
by Miss Sa lie Lem n; The boys we
need, by c. r. Foi Song of Life,
by Miss Firgie y .lAeim; Pm glad
Pm iittla girl, b. Della Wilhelm /;
Vacation song by Maize NJ. Marshall;
A child idea, by Leonard Emerson !;
Vacation has come, by Early Will
helm; The Brides, by Nerva Emer-
son; Housewives troubles, by Miss
Mary T. Kn;pe; Lanagan's Pills, BY
J, c. LeA.n and A. Mcintyre;
Green Apple Pies, by some; New
mode of photography, by J. c. Lem
EN- and N. n. Sprinkle; The inyen-
ton of the telephone, by g. A. Nc
Intyre; Cross jokes by the coined
ians with overtures. The charac
tiers we're, Mr.. J. l.. Lemen, inter-
locutor, A. Mcintyre, II. A, Knipe,
N N. Sprinkle and Ray Mcintyre.
Bones stump speech, by NSprinkle;
Q. S. Court and trial by jury, conf
cal. The exercises closed with a
song, "Good Night, by the school.
The exercises were intended as
papacea for the blues, and from the
department of the house we conjec
ture that the remedy proved to be 9
success. The comical pieces were
gotten up by the inventive geniuses,
J. L. Lemen, 81. A. Knipe, A. McIn-
tyre and II. Sprinkle. ARcTURUs.
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Held Upon the Charge of Murder

CLARKsBURd, w. VA, May 7.-As
a result of a chemical analysis of the
contents of the stomach Of Mrs,
Amanda Welsh, a wealthy widow of
Brushv Fork, her daughter, Mrs.
Wesley Russell, ard her son-in law,
Wesley Russell, have been commit
ted to Jail without bail to await the
action of the grand jury upon the
charge of murder. The defendants
together with the dead woman's IA
year-old SON, had previously been
arrested and placed under bail TO
await tie analysis by Prof Matthews,
of the West Virginia University.
He, having reported finding the pres
ence of deadly quantities of poison,
the inquest was reopened and YER
dict found that death resulted from
poison and charging the Russels with
murder and discharging the boy.
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NEW TOWN
PANsY.

Bass fishing is good at the dam.
Mary OF the farmers are thr ugh
planting IN.
Miss 10. DAVIS, Of B d ito !,
spent last Su day with her sister,
Mrs. Bend r.
We have a profu-e lot Of apple
blossoms which is indicative of an
abundant crop
Mr. j. H. Lemen h $ two ewes
that has three lambs each. ara they
ar, growing nicely.
Rev. J W. Rauch closed his
school on last Tuesdpy, by giving
his pupils n ce treat.
If Coxey's bill does become law,
it will be @bonanza' for the work
ingman, and death to the national
back S, stem and b nd holders.
The Bedinston chool will close
ON Tuesday May s, and will bold an
exhibition at nigh'. Those who wish
to be seated shonld be there early.
Mr.. J. G. Heberlig run his saw
into a spike last week, and 50 dam
aged it that he had t. get a new one.
From the rings on the tree it must
have betn driven into it over forty
years age. The tree was cut near
where Wise lived or the Turner
farm. 5 h. ARCTURUS.
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Fight in Cleveiand-2, 900 Men Attack
Foundry.

CLEVELAND, o., May GA lively
fight occurred this afternoon at the
Standard foundry, where the strike
has been in progress for several
weeks. Ever since the trouble be-
gan the non-union moulders who
took the places of the strikers have
kept constant watch on the build
ing. This afternoon about 1900
idle men assembled in the vicinity.
About 5 o'clock an assault was made
upon the building, volley Of stones
and other missiles being hurled at the
windows. The guards inside, who
were arme ! with rifles, opened fire
on the G ,.2.' ,ni the battle tagged
for fully hlteen minutes before the
police arrived. 1t is said that at
least 100 shots were fired. A large
force of police were summoned as
soon as the trouble was reported and
the mob was dispersed without diff
Guilty. The officers have been trying
to ascertain if anybody was shot, but
thus far have been unable to find a
single person who was injured.
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A SUPPOSED SUIcIDF.-A sudden
death supposed to be suicide, occur
ed st Charles Town last Sunday
morning about / O'Clock, Mr.. VIM.
H. Simpson a well known citizen OF
that place, and a former town SER
geant was found dead in bis bed by
bis wife. who went up to call him,
and when help had been summoned
and the doctor arrived he said that
he had been dead for several hours,
and al examination followed which
revealed the fact that he had swal-
lowed IN over do-e of laudnuH
which was the cause of bis death.
He had been in the habit of sleeping
rather late on Sunday morning
and hence he was not discovered
until late that morning. The de-
ceased was 76 years old His fun
eral services were held in the Pres
byterian Church by Rev. Hopkins,
en- Monday evening at two o'clock,
and the interment was in the Epis-
copal cemetery.
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TIL jury in lie Zeiglcr murder
case hrou4ht il Il case of voluntary
mansIau liter. A motion for a new
trial was made and overroled by
Judge Faulkner aud ay was al
lowed to ensh.e the prisoner t., b.
tain writ col error. This was Ii. I'd
battle tor even DAYS, from 8 u. m.
to p. M, and we believe, giving the
accused tue be nefit of all doubt, it
was a fair conclusion. The sentence
was two years in the p nltentiary.
1t was Il labyrinth Of testimony and
in the trial Judge Faulkner showed
both great executive ability as well
as quickness in tcchnicalities and
perfect impartiality. Each la y
found crowded courtroom aud
the heat wa so intense by reason of
the crowd as to twice render it
nee essary for the jury to be taken
into the unchecked air.
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Says Harrison is Not Candidate.

WASHINGTON, May 2-The Post
publishes statement from General
John G. New, referring to the report
that his sun, Harry S. New, of the
Indianapolis Journal haG publicly
announced the candidacy Of Mr..
Harrison for the presidency. Gen.
New, says: "You can state as com
ing from me that Mr.. Harrison will
not be a candidate in 1895 He has
made no efforts in that direction and
will make none, neither will his
friends. Short of some great emer-
gency or contingency like that which
induces the patriot TO take up arms
for his country, Mr.. Harrison's name
will not go before the Republican
National Convention.
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Reeds Refreshing Remarks on the
Four Hundred Mistakes of the SEN
ate Committee of Finance.

WASHINGTON, D. c., May S.-Mr.
Reed, of Maine, authorized the fol-
lowing concerning the tariff amend
ments made public to-day:
"The presentation by the senate
finance committee of eighty-one pages
of amendments, apparently more
than 400 in number, is a delicate
compliment to Mr.. Wilson and the
house of representatives. 1t virtu.
ally says that the house bill was
right except on four or five hundred
points, aud that the senate cmmittee,
after months work, finds 500 mis-
takes in their own bill. This will
hardly tend to restore confidence in
the country, especially as every
amendment smacks of either prior ig-
noranee or present barter.
sit seems impossible that docu.
ment so constructed as to show trsf
fic in every item should be permitted
to see daylight in one batch. It
would have been wiser to have let
the matter come before the country
item by item rather than agglomer-
ate the total in one bunch. Evident
ly it will be the duty Of the senate to
fully investigate these proposed
amendments, for when committee
of finance refusing hearing because
it knows intuitively all things, but
finds bysome kind of back stairs infIu-
ence that it has made four hundred
mistakes, it is evident that the COM
uittee will bear watching.
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HBDGEsVILLB

Mr., John L'ngamlelter Is VISIT g
friends rear here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heberli5 spe t Sun
day in our village.
Miss Alice Hanna is visiting
friends in Baltimore.
Miss Minnie Miller is spending a
few days in Martinsburg.
Miss Cora Mayor is visiting her
sister at Shsrpsburg, Md.
Mr.. VIM. Payne is spent several
days IN Baltimore his week.
Master Hammond Mitchell is viz
Ting in Maltinsburg this week.
Mrs. French, who has been visiting
Mrs. Mitchell, has returned home.
Mr.. Lee Lingamfelter is beautifv-
ing his home by a new coat OF paint
Miss Bessie Porterfeld was the
guest of Mrs. Eugene Miller one day
this week.
Miss Laura Hamon, of Kearneys-
vile, is visiting the Misses Shepherd
at this place.
Miss Sue Hanna, who has b en-
spending some time in Baltimore
has returned.
Miss Hensel Of Martinsburg, spent
a few days in our village, the guest
of Mrs. Woods.
DR.. j. Il. Harris was called to
Rest this week to attend Mr.Borum
who has been sick.
The Demorest contest for the gold
medal will be held at the school
house Thursday night, May 81.
Miss Vallie Henshaw started this
week for st. Louis, Mo-, where she
viii spend the greater part of the
summer.
REPORTERS