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/ Or SAIL FURNITURE THInTY-FlGHT
rooms complete Tor sac oheap. fogethsr or
in sets' cost, So: price az. herbert b. Iced
"a Co, hunfans hAnk
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PROPOSALS FOR WAGON RASspORTA-
ton -Ofics Of chief ouartsrmastsr O.
psrtment u DakoiA ~. Paul Nina. March ~
ton required IN this department during tho
hscal year endinE June 20. ihsi. will b. reosived
~ thls uillce, until IN o'clock m, on trldhy.
the nth daI u April. ls4i. and opaned then.
lens forms o. urlputals with fnil distractions
O. uidd-fs will b. furnished on Application 20
this oflcs JOHN v lUHFN
QuAEtermAsisr u. s. A. Chief Quartormaster.
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EOk SALE Al PRIVATE sALE. HOUSE
hold goods Of every description. flJ Law
renee. corner Madison.
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SHEMTF'5 SALE = ROBINSON FEMALE
Seminary, plaintiff We PhilomenA b. YAs-
ger and Harry II. lAeger. guardian Of Henry c.
iaeger. an insane person. defendants
Under and by virtue Of an order OF sale and de-
cree Of foreclosure and sale issued out OF the
district court OF the First judicial district Of the
lewis and Cs9f On the a IS dSy county op
A. ID. isvh in the above entitled action wherein
the hohlnsun female sem inAry. the above named
plaintiff obtained Judgment and decree Of
foreclosure and sale AGAINST hilomsna
A.. aeger and Harry II. Naeger guardian
Of henry G.. lseser, an insane person.
A. d. 1894. for the sum Of g. 9ls2s. besides in.
terest costs ahd attorneys fess which said
decree was on the 2Oth dGJ. Of March, !. d.
1894, recorded in judgment book No. | Of said
court At Page -, l am commanded TO sell all
those certain lots pieces or parcels Of land cit
nate, lying and being in the county Of Lewis
described as follows. tO-Wit
Lots numbered three 81 and four ln. in block
numbered nineteen l3l. Of the ChessmAn aRd
Davis central addition to the city Of Helena
each ~ said lots being twenty iYe (25l feet
front on the east side % kwing street and sx-
tending back from said east eide OF Ewing street
one hundred ffty-thres aud one-hAm u53H)
feet. according TO and ~ described tbs map
snd plat 4 the said named addition on Gle 10
the odice Of the county CLERK and recorder OF
said evils and Clarke county.
Together with all and singular the tens-
meuts, hsreditaments and appur enances thero-
unto belonging or in any wise appertaining.
Public notice is hereby given that on nednes-
day, tho H. day Of April. A. d. 1894 at II O'Clock
m OF that day Al the front door Of the court house.
Helena. Lewis and Clarke county. Montana. I
will in obedience to sAid order Of sale and decrea
OF foreclosure and sale. sell the above described
property or go much thereof As may be
necessary 20 satisfy said Judgment, with interest
and costs to the highest and best bidder for cash
IN hand.
Given under my hand this goth day Of March.
CHARLES D. CURTIN sheriff.
y RID i. HOss. Under sheriff.
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4 GENTS MAKE Is A DAY. GREATEST
n kitchen uteusil ever invented "details IS
cents. TO sold in every house. sample. post
age paid, free torshee MoMakin. lincinnati.
4 hio.
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GHErIFI'S SALE. G.. WEEKS. PLAIN
- an Va Franklin u. Wallace. A. n. Thofn-
bursh. edward " KNIGHT. cashier. Louis 4 q .
OF. rs assignee Of Albert "A. hornburgh, and
defendants.
nder and by virtue Of an order Of sale and
decree ~ foreclosure and sale Issued out OF the
district court Of tho ire: ud cial district OF the
ttate Of Montana. IN and for tho county Of Lswis
and 4 lArks on the 18th day Of March. A. ID.
1894 in the above entitled action. wherein
J. e. Week.. the above named plaintiff. oh.
tAiosd a Judgment and decree q fOTselo-
Of roh \. d. 1884 for the sum Of 81. 81. 90
besides interest. costs and attorneys fees, which
A. %. 1854 recorded Ia Judgment book No l Of
ssId 99 ,hd.. =. bags I'm, am eommAad. 70
situate. lying and being IN the blake addition
TO the city Of Helms In tho county II Lewis
and larke. state of Montana and bounded and
described As follows. TO wit
l.eginning At point IN the east size Of ill-
eieh street siHty-hvs 90 feet south Of the north.
west corner % lot D. in block -" OF the said
hlsxe addition and roaming thence south along
tie east sido OF Raleigh street thirty i've go
feet thence east one hundred lO0, feet 10 =
point In the wet side u al alley running
through a portion " sad block; thence north
alone tbs vest side % said alisy forty ligl ieet
20 n point; thence west one hundred 400 feet 20
the place Of beginning; eaid lot pleoe parcel Of
land comprising the south hftesn li3l feet Of lOt
ssvsa q .na ,9e north 'ysny AIo feet y 10,
said lots and block are more particularly do
scrib bed uDon the oticisl plat "a the said named
addition noV on file In the office Of the county
clorE and recorder Of sAid leSis aud larko
county.
together with all and singular the tonsments
hsred tAnents and appu'tenAnoos thersn alto b.
longing or IN anyuise ApuertAinlnE.
Public notice l. hereby given that on IhnrsdAy.
tho sth day OF April. A. ID. i5sl a. u o 'olock
m Of that daJ. 81 the front door Of the cont
house, Helena lewis and Clarke county. Mon
tanA. ! will. IN obedienco to said order ~ sale
and decree Of foreclosure ana sale. cell the above
described property, or 40 much thereof a. may
tsres' aad oosts, 10 the highest and b1st bidder
foF cash In hand
Given under my hand this 18th day OF March.
A. ID lsat
CHARLES D CURTIS sheriff.
BY fHEn r. Hosa q nder sheriff
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fetrOl'um-Filmsr' April closed at s2ac bid

Money on call easy At / per cent. Prime
mercantile paper. 3u5h per cent Sterling ex-
Change dull. but hrmer. with actual business
IN bankers bills a. S4.Ssuf t6A for demand
end aLsln4 81 flr slKty day bile
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AAANTrD GIRL WITH REFERENCES.
w for general housewOfd AIRS h. G. At
water, slB Iilbert street.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.
Advertisements un,as Ls~~ urvs tuna,
lRfE
SlTU ALTON WANT Do . 1UrlIN =
- anu ntiing in hrst-class establishment OF
will 50 out b. the day Tor = short umo only 3ot
Harrison avenue.
I SITUATION WANTED BY A GIRL TO DO
- general housowork ~ Eighth avenue.
SITUATION WANT D-BY FlRsT-t LASS
- japanese coos in hotel restaurant or private
family; understands botn french and American
eookins' nftsen years experience. Address jap
anese, this oihce
SITUATION WANTED a COMPETENT
- dressmaker would like sewing by the day or
week AL or address 90 breckenridge
SITUATION D-MIDDLE-AGED Wo-
- man. good housskeeper best kind OF family
cook, would like place with family who keo y
two or more servants Address Is "A, Tins office
MUTATION WANTED WASHING. WOOL
- ems, lace curtains and blankets a specially.
Corner sixth avenue ana HONEY, stone build-
ipg
SITUATION WANTED-BY A COMPETENT
dressmAker; terms reasonable Address Al.
r. p, this office.
Nj UArlON WANTED A WIDOW WOMAN
- with boy Of 10, would like situation either
IN mining camp or ranch; understands keep
ing boArdsrs. Address ils South HOWE street
SITUATION WANTED p A THOROUGHLY
educated aud eompetent young lads stem
ographer. railroad and commercial experience
capable Of taking charge Of CORES 20 ndence.
would iiko position in Helena references. Ad-
dress e. L.. this office.
SITUATION WANTED-BY AGIRL TO 30
- general houseworK IN small family. Address
l. n. this ofhce.
SlTUATioS, wANTED-A GOOD SLAM
- slress would hEs work By she day and will
make up chudrens clothes 10 order vecy reason
able address seamstress, this office.
SITUATION WANTED WOULD LIKE
- work by the day housecleaning o. washing.
UndsfstAnds do NJ up lace curtains Address
& 4. L., this office.
s4IIAIiONs MANTED-MALE
Advertisements Lli.--s 49, Gs-.4 LTes time,
fhfL
SITUATION WANTED BY MAN AND WIFE
- in hotel or private family; man TO work
about place, vile TO do chamberwork: wife
SPEAKS a rench. Address K L., 1911 helena ave-
nue..
SITUATION WAN1ED-BY MAN AND WIFE
- A. hrst and second COOKS In hotel OF board !
ing house; ddress Il. n. care n. L. sharp.
Great rails, Mont
vi CATION WANrkD-hY MAN AM WIPE
- on ranch; have been on ranch four years.
Germans, this once.
SITUATION WANTED -ElhS.-CLAss COOK I
- and dishWasher want positions: are steady
and temperate. address :. b. Independent OF Z
nee
SITUATION WANIED As RANCH FORE T
- man by a competent and experienced farmer
aud ockralser. rddress ueorge keer. BOULDER
Jefferson county. Montana
mir MANTED-TEMALE
---~-~>-~---~-~-~---~-~-~-
N kItD-OOMlEIE GIRL FOR GEN
" eral housswork. as Spruce street.
"A AhTED GIRL AT THE QUEEN ClIY 1
W restauranL 132 south Main street.
AAANTrD - GIRL WITH REFERENCES 7
W for general houseWOfd. AIRS. h. G., At I
water, 5lB Ilbert street.
WANTED GIRL FOR HOUsEWOnK IL I
" small family inquire At No. "a south RIA I
eigh street
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I a56a HOODS
Read Mr.. Chase's Expe-
renee with a Substitute
And the Clad Result Of Taking
HOODS.

"c. ]. Hood 2 Co.. Lowell, Mass;
In.t March . led 10 gito up work. Conn
D. worn 0et' ielt tired an the time. had
f....t healaohcs. and spells ~ dizziness.
lrl uI appetite. and what little did eat dis
t..--r ue terribly. Ny wife vas feeling about
'.r ur. acut to the drug store, and called
ir floods saraparla. The druggist said no
v1e o.t % HooIs, bHt that De could give me a
mea'. ue made from about tho same formula.
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WANTED GIRL FOR HOUsEWOHK IL
" small family. inquire Al No. "a south Ra-
leigh street
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ItoR sALE TWO MILK COWS INQUIRE
L lt0O Harrison avenue.
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/. OR sALE-A SCHOLARSHIP IN ENgLF-
horns business College. Apply At this
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Re alsve qno as..ons are furnished by riai-ay
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEET No
~ Notice 10 hereby given that a meeting OF
the stockholders Of tho Big Chief tunnel aud
Ashburn h. barbour. In the city OF Helena
county OF Lewis and Clarke and state OF Mon
IA. OF SAID day
Said meeting /. called FOR the purpose OF sub
hitting 10 the stockholders OF said company a
proposition 10 lease the bis Chief mining olaim
for the period OF one year. upon a royalty OF IS
per cent OF the smelter returns Il the ore
shipped from said mine to Be paid to the com
panl; and also TO give bond to the lessees OF
said mine, obligating the company TO sell the
same 20 said leseeas, or their assigns. upon the
payment "a $4,000 to said company on or bs-
fore the fret day OF ksbruAry. 1897
II. ". KNIGHT. Trustee
W. 4. COX. Trustee,
A. X. RAkbOUH, Irustoa
J. l. TOWNSEND, Trustee.
Dated Helena. Mont. March 10. 1904
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SITUATION WANTED As RANCH FORE
- man b. competent and experienced farmer
and s ockralser. rdurees ueorg8 keer. roulder,
Jefferson county. Montana
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Hoods siss..s9.1. Cures

llft as good bought bottle and carried it
home. nnd wife and ] took 10 faithfully That
bottle Nts finished AND We could see uu Improve
nIrui second and then "a Third bottle follow
gd, Nh.u inf wife declared size would flke 30 no
luu-ti, rs she believed She felt worse than sha
900 before taking b. We put the third bottle
away haf iul. and went go The drug store and
gnt % bottle q Hood's SarsapsrlilH. and a bon u
IiOuds Ills. IN less than week
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WANTED GIRL AT THE QUEEN ClIY
W restaurant 1s2 south Main street.
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phOfOsAIs FOR CONSTRUCTION Oh
Dakota. ~ PAUL. MINI. March IL irgt
stALhD PROPOSALS. in triplioaie. subject TO
the usual conditions viii b. received AZ this
oihcs until II o'clock m. ADril ~ 1884 and
opened then. Tor the Construction % a st Of
hospital steward quarters a ort Nsllowstoue
Myo. flans snd speci cations MAJ b. sesu and
blhnk forms OF propossls With full Instructions
Go biuders had uuon Application a. this Oft cs
o. TO tie post Quartormaster. Tort felloNstoue
NJo, aud the dlsbursina quartermaater AZ lie l.
onA Mont. The guvsrnment reserves the rtsht
90 relsct any OF all bids.
JOHN v. FUHFY
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-
Or SALE HhBHERT IA nFEn a -
Mon'ana tank. hago a new tvelvo- room,
!e.ilehe'' n'iern snd elegant b. i've 80, -,
gao OF I'D payable long time smsii
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uLLr WANrED-FEMALE

N AHTED-COMIErENT GIRL FOR Gen
" eral homework. rs Spruce street.
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THE INDEPENDENTS
GREAT BOOK OFFER.

=, To any one who will send us ONE OF thu
NO. l coupons accompanied bv TIN
CENTS in silver or Hostage stsnrs
VIII send ANY ONE BOOK TO be selected
oy Yourself from the lisa printed below, bv
mail postage piepaiIi y
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lon nhNI-trnNI.nEn rnnns-

Lon hENT-WELL FUKsIsHFD noon
4 near court house; 81 month. Apply rs
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l. OK KENT FURNISHED ROOMS mon
oln eonEenlnnoes. b South Lndnar Ia
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III UAIION WANTED EIhS.-CLASS COOK
- and a dish washer want positions. are steady
and temperate. address :. b Independent OF
nee.
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cent?. TO sold in every house. sample, posi-
ohio. 49, ~ ~ d" ''''''
FoR -MIsCELLANEoUS.
+ OK s4TfC6 M PAIN 81 TSRSIs
good rosdstsrs. together with buckpoard
and set hsrte Call Al Jacksons Music House
ItOB sALE TWO MILK COWS INQUIRE
lio0 Harrison avenue.
EOK SALE AT PRIVATE sAIF HOUSE
hold goods Of every description. fl1 Law
renee. corner Madison.
EOR SAIL FURNITURE THIRTY-FlGHr
rooms complete Tor sac cheap. fogethsr or
IN seta cost So: price az. herbort B. Iced
q Co. aonians bank
LoK sALE-A SCHOLARSHIP IN EN9LF-
horns business College. Apply At this
foR KhNT-tUKNIsHED ROOMS
Ton REST~WiI-1- ffii TSISH-FT-6n- non
near court house; 81 month. Applv as
BrosdVay.
|. OK kENT tRSlsHED ROOMS. MOD
efn eonssnisnoes. 81 south hodusJ 81.
ron EENT-DwELLIN.,
Lon RFNT- HEGHEn1 i, + III IN, : -,
Montana bank, have a. elegant rnodern
tvelve-room rosideRos beautiful an t,9 b,,h
rooms steam heat. partly furnished. 81.
|, OR Rim HEHBLRf H pEsB A on
ground hoor hontans bank hufIdin, ~.
ne largest Hat Of houses and stores n ne city.
fOH kENT NfsCELLANEoUs
= ~-~-~-----~-~-~-----~----
TOR RENT-JOHN MFltRyss p.1TrI -,
upper Jon Mile. eight mile f,,,,,, -. -
or psiticniars inquire 81 the r.nch rostofsee
OR hENr IlinEE TkFTTSrsUTn
room. s.iiape Ter housskeeplng Iirst
oiAss az a.. 40 sixth avenue.
zoe NAiF REAL EsrATR-
- -~-~-~-~--@--~
oh SAIL. HhkHERI b. RFKD = 40
hoh'Ana tank. hago a new t,relve- ,oo,s
'.'ael,e n"lefh All elegant 20 give sw., Tor
iusthllmsufs '"Hs iiine, small
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OR hENr IHhEE UsFUESIsUFD
Ia. 'ome s',aD ~, iar housekeeping. first
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-. ...-.-- - s--N-~-~---~-~-~-~~--
'ol III JOHN Mthkfs RANCH on
aof pa,ticuiars inquire a. the ranch Tostofie,
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SITUATION WANTED BY MAN AND WIFE
- in hotel or private family; man to work
about place. vile TO do chamberwork: wife
SPEAKS rench. Address K h., 1911 helena ave-
nue..
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- A. hrst and second COOKS In hotel OF board
INK house, ddress II. Nj care n. L. sharp,
Great rails. Mont
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SUMMONs-IN THE DISTRICT COURT or
- tho First judicial district OF the stata Of
Montana, IN and for the county Of Lewis an, 4
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-03-24
YANCLEYESYILLE.

Spring comes apparently asirresist-
ible, as the huge glacier Des Bots
sons, as it gradually descends with a
result of direful destruction to the in
habitants of the beautiful vale below
Harry Buhrman, of Philadelphia,
was visiting his father last Sunday.
Charles Sutton has about completed
an artesian well on his fathers proper
ty, which will be valuable improve
ment
Miss Nellie Deck has returned from
visit to friends in Washington.
Mrs. Billmyre has been visiting in
the city of magnificent distances.
The reorganization Of our Union
Sunday school occurred last Sabbath at
3 O'Clock p. III. Everything passed off
very pleasantly. The school will meet
in the future at $50 p. NJ.
Thieves have madetheir appearance
again in our neighborhood and judg-
ing from some precautions taken, in
all probability. upon a further re-
sumption of similar depredations, the
miscreants will speedily brought tc
a severe and deserving retributive ter
mination STUDIosUs.
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NORTH MOUNTAIN.

Fine weather for March; making
garden is the order of the day.
Mrs. Betsy French is seriously i'll at
this writing; but we hope she may
soon recover under the skillful treat
ment of DIR. G. S. Hanna.
Charles Barnes visited his grand
father on Sunday. The old gentle
man is quite sick at this writing.
Glenn Buzzerd, operator at this place
has been on the sick list. We are
glad to say he is better.
Charles Everhart has had two sick
children; but they are much better.
Daniel Keesecker was visiting at
and in the vicinity of Hedges Chapel
Sunday.
William Saville and best girl attend
ed the oyster supper at David Millers,
on Saturday night, near Johnsontown.
c. Y. Bodine lost very fine mare
last week
w. H. Wright who has been visiting
friends and relatives in Jefferson coun-
ty, and in Clarke county, Va, return
ed home last week much pleased with
his visit.
f. Lewis and family were visiting
Mr.. Tolbert's family on Sunday, near
Spring Mills.
William Kilmer and daughter, of
Bunker Hill, were visiting his son,
William, at this place this week.
Mrs Olinger is visiting her son in
Harrisburg, Pa. CROW.
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The fruit trees have passed theil
bills for plenty Of fruit this summer i
Gov. Jack Frost doesn't veto then
set.
Quite pleasant social party o.
much nerriment was INDUCED in or
Thursday night the 5th inst. at the
hospitable home Of Mr.. James Ripple,
at this place. the company assembled
at an early hour and at once entered
into the festivities OF the occasion
which continued until late hour. Al
IL o'clock refreshments were announc.
ed to which the visitors did ample
justice. then dancing was resumed
until an early hour in the morning
when all departed, realizing that the,
had spent an exceedingly pleasant
evening.
Miss Ely Aikens, of near Beding-
ton. was the guest of Miss Annie Mil
Ter, Sunday.
William Ripple, was kicked in the
mouth by colt. abstracting FIVE o.
his back teeth and cutting his face
considerably.
DIED-At his home near Beding-
ton, March s. Charles Carney, aged
20 years, 9 months, and 7 days.
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CEDAR GROVE.

John Bloom is about to erect house
on piece of land near Failing Waters
which he procured fro1u Eli Mondy.
He expects to get it up in time to
move
Miss Ollie Harris, of Hamsphire, was
a guest in the family Of Josiah Ripple.
J. Kennedy shipped lot of walnut
lumber from FallingWaters last week.
We understand it is to go to Germany.
Miss Kate Flemning gave her
friends pound party last Monday
evening. From reports, quite an en-
joyable time was had by those who at
tended
Harry Miller and wife entertained
large number of friends at their res
idence recently. A bounteous supper
was supplied and the young people
tripped the light fantastic till late
hour. S. J. w.
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The Herald rises to remark that it
is about time to give the World re-
cess. Surely it has had enough Of
punishment" mot the kind of puns
in which Capt Colston usually indulg-
esq from Prof. Cox to entitle it to a rest.
Were we a school boy. and should a
teacher ever pull such a code of rules
on us we would break them five new
er got a recess.
Seriously, we have enjoyed reading
the Prof. eateehism and believe all
teachers could study it with profit, but
beg to draw the line on his recess
scale of punishment. Young people
when treated as rational human beings
are generally obedient. Only the in
corrigible, nine times out of ten the
children Of parents who are very strie'
and severe, cause trouble in school
Give the boys and girls chance
They are all right.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-03-24
Bunker HILL.

Moving time will soon be here.
Rev. c. ]. Price preached his fare
well sermon Sunday last.
Miss Georgia Pitzer is visiting
friends at Hagerstown.
William Noll and son, of Martins
burg, spent Sunday with G. l. Pitzer
Edgar Stewart, of Martinsburg. visit
ed his parents at this place Sunday.
Our clever little blacksmith says ii:
not good for man to live alone.
Frank Foreman moves from our vii
lage this spring.
]. T. Stewart is on the sick list.
Willie Stewart was interviewing
friends near Winchester Sunday.
Spring is here, but we have no
heard the MARBLE fthe poet.
John Cockrill moves to the farm 0
Will S. Laise.
Winchester has great attractions TO
one of our young widowers; essays HI
goes to take rest.
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OF Interest to United Presbyter.
ians.

United Presbyterians and others
who contemplate attending the meet
ing of the United Presbyterian Gener-
al Assembly. which meets in Albany
Oregon, next May, should take adj
vantage of the offer made BY the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & st. Paul R. r. to
delegates and their friends who think
of making this delightful trip. We
would suggest that all such address
John R. Pott, District Passenger
Agent, Williamsport, Pa, who vii
be pleased to answer all questions an6
give you the necessary information
concerning the accommodations fur
nished by the company he represents
This meeting promises to be one o
unusual interest. Many persons wht
are not delegates or United Presbyter
ians think of joining the party. 8