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WALTER d. WILLIAMS a CO.. Aucr,o>rrr

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNINIrRoyrn
I rksi,E tx I kS2wS As Ear Fart -
rETERs' Mil SEAT f.ocATf TED ~ OK IA TIT M
EAST SIDE OF RIiIGHTw0DD .yr->dE
MAR B,siGHrwooD, IN THE DISTRICT oF
by virtue OF a certain deed Of trust. lear,n,
date on the 18th DAY Of May AID. Is,,3 aud re-
corded In 1iber No. 1911. folio ~ ct seq Ga,
of the land records OF the District Columbia ana
at the request OF the holder Of the noi-s secured
thereby. We viii sell. nj public auction. in Front
of the premises, TIL R>lpAl. THE SIN
TENTH DAY OF AIGlSr, 4. d. 1884. Al
described real cstat. la the county OF Washing ar
and In the District of Columbia. 10 wit: A Iarf
Of the land callcd ''Iesurvey of Pot"ns' WIli
Seat. beginning for the same at The nort hyv,.f
corner 81 the lot conveyed Rel,,.,-a a. T.aIla
In the 'ast line % 1th street road thence N.tb
the north line Of her lot ;. ssa. desr.s- n -
thence with said line y. 10 degrees W - - Ia,
Perches 10 the end thereof. thence y. .>Ii2 d.
grees W: 12-iU Perches. Thence leaving s,id
outlines y. s3As degrees W. 80 lcr,-hrS 10 ~
y degrees W. - 4-loo l.cr,hcs ih,,,-.- : -"
degrees W. II 2'-loo pe-rhes the pla-, Of he
ginning. containing Fifteen Of land
Terms Of sale: 1-3 OF the purchase money In a.,
paid in cash. the balance TO be uaiI m a.
equal installm"tts an oIle. two and three V.ars
from the date Of sale, the note. ,f Tie ,s,r, 49,,
interest at the of per cent t,.r ,pn,',e
payable semi annually aud To- De secured l,y d.d
OF trust upon the property sold. all cash n,
the option Of th. purchaser. A aierssit :, s,.se
VIII be required AZ the time % ths sale 'Trr,,
or sale 10 Ice coElplicd with within hftr,n d,ys
ftom day OF SO. the Trustees reserve llIo risb,
d"faultiaS purchaser after i've days udvcTtts.-
ment Tn any newspaper puhlsaed Ia the pistr,'.,
of Columbia Of such resale All convcvau. 40 80
Recording at purchasers cost. NV
SENRY NJ i:iia.E.
VA rrasteea
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DUNCANSoN BROS. AuCTIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A HANDSOME THREE
STORY AND CELLAR BRICK AND STONE
- DWELLING IN THE NORTHWEST SECTION
OF The CITY. KNOWN AS PREMISES No.
1892 TWENTY FIRST STREET.
BY virtue Of certain deed OF trust dated the
LIST day OF November A. n. 1880. and recorded
among the land records Of the District OF Columbia
liber 1888, folio 331 ct seq, and the request
Of the holders Of the notes secured thereby we
will offer at public auction 10 front Of the premises
on TUESDAY, THE SEVENTH DAY Of Az
GUST. AID. 1894, AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM
the following described property, situated in the
city OF Washington. District Of Columbia. to wit:
ises known and distinguished as and being lot
numbered thirty-two s32) in Rrainard III. Warmers
subdivision OF the east hfty-five t55) feet Of
original lot numbered one III in square numbered
sixty seven 0s1,. per plat in Liner IL folio la4
Of the records Of the surveyors once Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, together with The improvements
thereon.
This property will he sold subject TO a deed of
trust for &sO00. dated November l. 1890 ana
due November I. 1895. with interest thereon paya-
BILE semi annually. al per cent per annum.
Terms Of sale one-third Of tie purchase money
over and above the REMEMBRANCE above referred 10
ia he paid In cash aad the balance TO be paid in
two equal installrneEts, respectively I'm one and
two years. secured by a deed Of trust upon the
property sold with interest PAYABLE cent snnnailr
at the rate OF per cent per annum. all cash
at the option OF the purchaser. deposit OF S2O
Will he REQUIRED At the time Of sale Sale 10 he
closed in fifteen days from day q sale, otherwise
the property will he. resold at the risk and cost
OF defaultng purchaser after Ave days ad~er-
tiscment I'm some newspaper published in Wash
inston, ID. C. Conveyancing at cost Of purchaser.
LOFTS n. WINE. Trustee
CLARENCE p. RHEEM. Trustee.
1yS9-dNdS PIG r ms
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RADCLIFFE. DARR 4 co. Auctioneers
TRt SrEES' SALE OF THREE-ST RRTcK
llotSE AND LOT. No. ZIG q STREET

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-ST BRICK
SOUTHWEST.
Ey Nirtle OF deed Of trust duly r.cor.lei I'm
lifer No lio9 at folio 32l SEQ. one OF tie land
records for the District Of Columbia and at M,
rrlurst OF the party secured thereby. the under
signed trustees Will ofcr for sale by lnIlic ,ur-
ton. In front of the premises On TUESDAY,
fol RTEE.NTH DAY OF AUGUST, AID 1874 a.
FIVE O'CLOCK PM, the following. described iuId
and premises, situate in the city OF washin-fo on
District OF Columbia, and designated as flioyys.
All those pieces or parcels of groi1d living and
being situate in the said city of Washington ~.
scrihcd on the plat thereof lots numl,.9I tbr,,
too and thirtyonc t3ll in s,Iua re- numbered mr.,
hundred and ninety $500 according TO the ,ui,lI-
vision of said square made IN The partition If ~
estate Of Eenjamin Young, deceased and dliy r.
corded In the books Of the Surveyors ofii,.. al a
city, together with all the rights. ways Ac
Terms of sale: onc-third cash, the l,alaUc7 n.
on" and two years, per cent Der annun ra,alle
semi annually, secured by deed of trust on rl..
property sold. or all cash, the option of ~.
purchaser. deposit Of 500 required uTan ac-
ceptance Of hid. IL the terms If sale are not
complied with within fifteen DAYS from the ,l,y of
sale the trustees reserve the right "a resell the
property at the risk and OF the dcfaul; Ing
purchaser after five days advertisement Il such
resale In son,e newspaper published in Washing
ton 10. {. All conve!ancing and reror ling he
purchaser : cost AMDRY X. TINGLE,
IOSE.PH ATKINS.
auo-d&ds Truets~
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FUTURE DAYS
RADCLIFFE. DARR 4 co, AUcrIoNEEEs-


TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE TWO Sunny
ATTIC AND CELLAR FRAME RESIDENCE
CONTAINING TEN ROOMS AND RATH NTH
ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS RENE M
Sm4 SEVENTEENTH STREET, MT PIEAS.
ANT. At AUCTION.
Ey virtue of certain deed Of trust recorded
IN lier 1886. folio - et sci. OF the land records
OF IN" District Of Columbia, and the rcuu,St az
tie party secured thereby. the undersigned rus ces
VIII o1er for sale at public in front Of IN.
premises on THURSDAY. the NINTH DAY Of All.
GUST. A. II. 1894. nj FIVE O'CLOCK PM LOT
,s3. in Chaplin Browns subdivision of a gar: OF
Mt. Pleasant. said subdivision IL recorded IN
The Office OF the surveyor Of the District Of Co
lumhia in Iiher Governor Shepherd county records
page IT,. with improvements. subject 10 n prior
1nmatured deed Of trust TO secure 81 oaO with In.
tercst thereon
Terms Of sale All cash. A deposit Of 500 will
hc required at the time of sale. III terms OF sale
are not complied with within fifteen ,i,ys af,er
sale the trustees the right 10 resell saal
lot at public auction nj risk and cost Of the de
faulting purchaser. after five days advertisement,
IN some one or more newspapers puhlished In
washington, DC. All ronyeyancing Recording
ETC.. at cost OF purchaser.
FULTON LEWIS,
l.. KEMP DUAL.
1}u5 st. NV
True
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TRUSTEES SALE OF Two-sTORY FRAME
DMELLING No. 1871 l. STREET NuIiIIi-

TRl SIZES SALE OF A Two-STORY FRAME
WEST
10y virtue OF certain deed OF trust l,oarin.,
date July ., lS'2. and recorded in Lil.r i7uI
folio 34S et sel., Of the land records of tb.
District OF Columbia will sell at Iu:ll, aI,.
tloi, ~ iruit OF the premises on IL f,>lpAN IIiF
otEIEENlH DAY oF AUGUST, All is,it Al,
iiALtfASI FIVE O'CLOCK P.M.. the fellow ing
described real estate aud premises situate la Ills,
en-! oi Washington. District Of Columbia. TO vii
All that certain piece parcel OF Land kDon-p
as and being lot seven "a ia James Miller 81 nj :,
SUBDIVISION OF lots in square numbered ,.u,a hum
urcd and ninetg-foGr asa. as per plat r,,sr,.l
In ltier G IL. b., folio lol. one 81 the r,,,,r,is
OF the surveyor Office Of the District of C,lum-
pla, together with the ways, easements and an
apirrtainng.
Terms: one-third cash, the balance ia two ,oasl
instailnents IN one and two years. notes 10 DC
given. bearing interest at q per cent Jprr annum
payable semi annually, To Ice secured i,y deed Of
trust on the property sold, all cash. at the c-
tion of the purchaser. deposit Of $500 will l..
required OF the purchaser at the time of sail.
Convey ancing and recodng AT purchase,
Terms Of sale TO he complied with In nfta-n dny-
from da! OF sale. ofherwiS. trustees r.-s..rN. IL.
right 10 resell the property AT the risL aud ,osf
OF d'faulting purchaser, after five days adVerts.
ment OF such resale in some sIsI,eT ,,u,,lisi,,
In Washington. u. &.
TAIlMAls;E 4. LAMBERT
FRANK BIkGE SMITH.
au3-lNds
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THE WAR IN THE EAST.
In the House OF Comm on n
the Flights Gf Neutral People.


the Flights Of Neutral People.
In the British house of Commons yestcr-
day SIR Edward Gerry, parliamentary sec
rc;2ry. in reply 20 a question from Mr.
GoIriey, NJ. 4. for Sunderland, and a
prominent shipcwner. said that japan had
promised that no prepare tons should be
undertaken against Shanghai AMI It's ap-
pr1.ches On the ccn,i:ion that China do
MT obstruct the Apr aches To Shanghai
Japan, Sir Edward aIuel. contends that the
powers have no right to interfere with n-u-
tthl Vessels. except Ia the event .I-
iesti,e biocnade, uGe notice of winch should
De gwen, II l.. the case Of contrapani OF
VIZ.
~ l. iGari also stated that it would be
dangerous IOf Great britain to cei.ne by "A
S+.:SIal statement what is and what is not
coEtraband cf war. Coal he said nad beel
ncld not to be contrapaad Of war, as rule
But ii was possible, in certain cases, that l.
might become SO. Great Britain mast ad-
mere to the doctrine that 1t l. not Tor
lighters to decide what il and what is not
C~htrabanl OF war. regardless OF the we'll
cSsaD.ishei rights Of neutra! pc pie.
EuEIaDG's Possible Claim.
\ dispatch to the London Times from
Shanghai, datel August &, says that the
vicerJy, Lii flung Chang. expects the British
government VIII claim compensation for
che rs.a Ives CT the victims OF the sunk Ell
transport Kow Shing, and also for the
owners Of the cargo, who were under the
pIo,ect!on of the British ;aa when the Koy!
Sizing was sunk Ii HuSS Chang estimates
the IIIe.:.nIiy que to III. iIu... cd, ..u, vI
account OF iEe kow Sims affair, ~ 49,
- geo.
y dispatch to the LCalHn n=ii: News
from beiim says: The Japanese .iaj. Anio.
dtre ctor OF the military schUCi at iurllo, who
has beer III this CITY since February study
InS the orE anizatlon vi the German military
schools has beCn recalled to Japan by tele-
graph. Twelve other Jdpane.e officers who
came II Germany to inquire into the work
ing of the military institutes have also beca
C1uerel II return.
Coke Strikers Want tu I-n,.s,.
Valentine Nowacli. the leader of The for
e.2n forces of the coke strikers at Ccnnells-
Nile Pa. proposes to make an offer to the
japanese government to furnish 5000 SOL
d!ers for use in their war against China
The Slavs have beeh trying for some time
to find place to so and leave the coke
region.
Now I, committee viii confer with the
Japanese legation at Washington. He is Il
soldier an 50 IL IS Claimed Is every adult
foreign coke striker in the region. Their
marching and camping the last three
months has made them enthusiastic to
OF &c more carry Ggn and sabcrs. Since war
was declared between China and .lapan,
NCwacki has had lieCtcaants in all parts of
the region feeling, the pulse Of his country
men in regard To Offering their services to
Japan in the ewaN of five regiments All
st en- anxious TO GO Nowacki's lieutenants
report that itswolld be an easy matter to
recruit 5000 Slavssfn the coke region
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An EnlOynbIe Secxice

A party of ten Christian Endeavorers
from this city attended last evening a
joint meeting of the Walker Chapel and
Ballston Christian Endeavor Societies in a
grove about mile and half from the end
of the Chain bridge. Messrs w H. Pen
nell. w. ;. Macarthur. J. ID. Morgan and
John Il. Sleman. jr.. of Washington made
short talks upon the Cleveland convention
and kindred subjects, and these features
combined with the devotional exercises of
the occasion, made a most enjoyable ser
yiCts
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE: DAYS,
RADCLIFFE. DARR & 60. Auctione.:-


TIKI STEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING; IOI-SE
M. lU2 9fIl STKEEf S0U IIiEAST
By virtue of iecI Of trust daily recorded in Ii.
Der Nc 1871. at folio ...5 seq. Of the land
records for the District of Cou:nhia and at the re-
quest OF the party secured thereby the unersirn..
trustees Will Offcr for sale 10y public auc, ion in
frolt Of the premises. on FRIDAY. SEVENTEENTH
DAY or AUGUST. AID. 1854. at FIVE O'CIlRK
P.M.. the following described land and premises
situate In the city of Washington District Of Co
iun',ia and designated part Of lot thirty t30,. In
caroline l>dells recorded subdivision Of lots In
square n'ne hundred and forty three ,.s3,. per
pat recorded IN Liner Is folio I. If the surveyor
once OF III" District of Columbia, together with
the Improvements, ways, rights. &c. This property
Will Ice sod subject, however, to a prior deed Of
trust for $3.50. the particulars of which will be
fully stated l.. the time Of sale.
Terms: over and above the trust lie paid in
cash. deposit Of 500 required upon acceptance
of hid. IL the terms Of sale complied with
in fifteen days from the day Of sale the trustees re-
serve the right Ia resell the property the risk
and cost oi the defaulting purchaser. after five
days advertisement Of such resale in some news
paper published In Washington, Il. &. All convey
ancing and recording at purchasers cost.
JOHN =. SWoRMSTEDT
agi dNds WM. MANSE. Trustee
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The annual election of the Potomac Fire
Insurance Company was held yesterday
ard resulted in the choice of he old set
of officers. as follows: President H. NJ
Sweeney: secretary. Joseph Fl. Bradley
directors. Morris J. Adler. W. Riley Decide
W. :. Cox. Thomas Knowles, q. J. Dunlop
Robert f. Frey. DIR. Louis Mackall. PhiIT
May. Or. y. Peter, Il. VI. Sweeney and
John IL Mcdaniel.
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FUTURE DAYS.
T. E.WAGGAMAN
T. EwAGGAMAN. REAL rsrArE AUcrIoNEIR.
TRrSTEIS SALE OF LOT. IMPROVED Ry

NolsTIIWEST.
Ky virtue Of De ii OF trust recorded in liber No
i-eo folio $50 81 SEQ. Of the land reeords 81 the
D4strit oi 'olnhhla. and AZ the request 81 he
party thereby secured will sell public auc-
tGn IN front Of the premises TIL IlSDAY.
FIVE o'lIsk l.. NJ, lot g.. in W L.. Pollard
81 div sion Of part Of lots and in sruare sl3
washington ~. e. as per plat recorded in liler
10 lnge 10. Of the records Of the surveyors ofca
of said District, with the improvements al,ose
stated.
Terms: one-tlird cash. Of which a deposit 81
500 must Ice made at time Of sale and the halan~e
IN equal lnstallmenis In and WARS. for
Which notes Of purchaser. bearing Interest payable
quarterly, from day of sale. aud secured nv deed
OF trust on the property sold. will lee taken. or all
cash. nj the option OF the purchaser. All CONVEY
aii'ing and recording at cost of purchaser. n
terms are not complied with I'm ten DAYS from day
OF sale the trustees the right resell "a 81
property at the risk and csst Of the drfaultinc
IlIrt haser, after eight days advertisement
TlioS. r. WAGGAMAN.
--..- JOHN W. FILLING.
T. f. wAGGAMAN. Auct. Trustees.
aa1-d&ds
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Senator HIS anti-anlrehist bill passed
the Senate yesterday afternoon. after two
days debate. There WIS no division on the
final vote. and the bill. which was con-
eiderad by the Senate in the form of a sub
stitute for the House bill, was sent to con-
ference.
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An Encouraging Endorsement.

From lIIrp"r'S Magazine.
Jimmieboy has been attending A Ger.
man kindergarten for 4 winter and is
firmly of tin belief that he can speak
German like a native. In the early sum
mer Teutonic carpenter was cnploved
about the house in which JimnijCh,y
lives for several days. and in the small
boys hours of leisure he fullowc! III
Csrpent7 wherever he went. and con
Versed Hlth him on subjects of presumably
mutual interest.
one afternoon, meeting the boys father
who on tour of Inspection of III.
work he was doing. Fritz, with Il nod to-
ward Jimmieboy, observed with enthuSia SIN
Dot rOy's shmart CROUCH. He shpeak>
Chairman quite sorle-almost as peter as
me shpcak Enl<lish,"
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CnngscsstonnI EuIosic..

From tn, Philadelphia Times.
THE eulog .es which are delivered upon de-
ceased members of Congress" said prom
inen: member If the House of Representa-
tives today, ARE very good material for
the use IF ministers Of the Gospel | send
all my allowance of 'euloSics t. The preach
ers in my district. and the are always very
glad To get them and write rle very often
requesting that / Will not forget to send
them eulo%ics iii the future when they are
ticIiV red"
What on earth do the preachers want to
do with eulogics of dead Cong ressmano''
The preachers make extracts from the
most eloquent passages concerning the life
and public services of The deceased states
men and use them In their funeral snr,n IN c
concerning the best men in their communi-
ties when they die. Ii saves a great deal
of intellectual wear and tear for the preach
ers makes a high sounding sermon con-
corning the merits Of the deceased citizens
and provides practical use for congress
sonal eulogies which nobody has hereto
fore been able to discover
To PREVENT TIE HARDENING nF THE SUR
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: TIloM.AS DOW ING 3 co. AUCrIoNEERs.
TiISTEES' SALE OF NAIJ ABLE STORE AND
DWELLING. STU ATE AT TIE CORNER OF

i.ISTEES SALE of NAIU ABLE STORE AND
DWELLING. STU ATE AT TIE CORNER OF
TWELFTH AND VI STREETS NORTHEAST
Under and hy virtue Of certain deed of trust.
hearing ditc February 8. lS92, and recorded in
liber Nc. 1oii. folio +a3 @: se, of the lanl
o:'ls Of the District of Columbia. and AT the re-
CGcst IF tho party sctarcd thereby the Undersigned
tru:;ees will. FRIDAY. AUGUST SEMEN
TEENTiI. 1891. At FIVE O'CLOCK L. NJ. in frun-
OF tc premises, sell AT puhlc auction all OF that
certain lot and parcel Of lard situate in the county
Of Washington. District ~ Columbia and know n
and being the sorth one-lalf tl2l of lot num-
hcrcd sixteen TO- in block numbered four a. of
TIDE Nashin- ton lrirk Machine Joinpany's sIhJi-
vision uf a Of land called Trinidad together
with th2 Improvements thereon. Conssiin of "A two
story frame s;"r" and dive Hing.
T, rms of sal" follows: Purchaser to assume
two trusts nov upon the property. dated March
H. 1870 to secure note oi 81 900. Payable in live
ears after date, md alUthcr dated MAY Z. 1880
note of SC.}a. payable In five wears after
ii ate. and TIDE alanCc in cash Teens or sale to be-
complied with within ten days from the day Of
sale. the trustees reserve the right resell M
the cast and risk Of the da:aultiIi. purchaser
deposit "f hundred d,!l;r ,S.,.bi required ON
the DIV of sale. All COW, ya2ci!g and recording m
tie purchasers cc't.
WILLIS g HALDEMAN. Trustee
t!h"c 6i5 l4tn 81. NV
GEORGE J. EA>TEI;IiAY. Trustee
aul-dkdS lilu q
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Loss of probably slGoGpo was caused by
fire In the Nandyke Studio building, 9i5 Sth
avenue. New York. Sunday
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70 PREVENT TIE IAEbENIN'; pF THE SUR
"utauots TISSUES of the scalp nd the otIiier:It ion
Of the hair foi"l"-, which cause badness use
i'alfs Hair Renew r.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW
DULEY d HERRING.
22o PENNA. AVE. y. W.
.EFQD[RR11l7lD[R[E7
TRrsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE UNnIrnoyu

Z. q. SLOAN 4 CO., AUCrs., i4O7 q ST.
tSuccesssrs TO Latiner a Sloan).
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1894-02-10
Cowhided In Cumberland.

CUMBERLAND, MD, Feb. 8.-Con-
siderable excitement and surprise
was created in this city this morning
when it was announced that J.Stern,
well known clothing merchant,wh
is at present not engaged in business
having been burned out in the large
fire last spring, had been cowhided
by young lady.
Yesterday, Mr.. Stern, who is D
married man with wife and two
children, sent Miss Belle White, a
young saleswoman, note asking her
to meet him in the evening and take
walk. Miss White answered tue
note, saying she would be at the ap-
pointed place on time. When she
left tue store in which she was EN-
ployed last evening she bought a
riding whip and informed her broth
ers that she was going to whip
Stern.
Both young men walked to the
meeting place and awaited the arri
val OF Stern; the latter and the
young lady happened along in oppo.
site directions at the same time.
Stern stopped tue young lady and
remarked that she was on time.
Whereupon, Miss White drew tue
whip from under her cape and cut
Stern several times across the face,
bringing the blood. Her brothers
now came to her assistance and COM
PEELED Stern to stand while their sis
ter dashed him. Had it not been for
other interference Stern would have
been roughly handled by Miss
Whites brothers.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1894-02-10
Advice About the Eye.

The man or woman whose sight
is good forgets all about the pre-
cious sense of sight, and such a cat
astrophe as impaired vision Of blind
ness is never dreampt OF.
Even when because of age glasses
become necessary most foolhardy
economy will prevent the possessor
to have the proper glasses fitted and
for the sake of few dollars or in
deed few cents The eyes are put off
to do the best they can with pair of
glasses wich are totally unsuitable.
The eye in health is capable of won
derful work, but it must have a rea-
sonable amount of care or its cspaci-
ty to help its owner may be greatly
reduced in years to come. When it
warns you that something is wrong,
pay attention to it, and consult CON-
petent advice, in order TO satisfy
your mind whether any trouble more
serious is to follow. The question
arises 1To whom shall / gog" The
wisest plan is to consult your family
physician first. He viii probably
after examination find that glasses
are needed, and for these viii refer
yoa to Leech, Stiles & Co.'s repre-,
sentative who is making regular Wis
its to this city. Leech, Styles &
Co., formerly with Queen & Co, Of
Philadelphia, are reliable firm who
thoroughly understand how glasses
should be fitted. Your eyes win be
safe with Them. The next visit te
Martinsburg win be Thursday, Feb
! Is, at the st. Clair Hotel parlors.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1894-02-10

New SoHooL.-A letter in another
column from Mr.. Andrew Woods
announces that if terms satisfactory
can be arranged as stated in his let
ter he will establish a school for
teaching to those who desire the
higher branches. Mr.. Woods since
his college course has had experience
in teaching, and as scholar is thor
oughly equipped for his proposed
work. The need of such a school is
urgent in Martinsburg where plenty
of young men and ladies are growing
up and who will thus be enabled to
save one or two years of an expen
sive course at college Mr. Woods
is son of DIR. F. M. Woods of this
place, and desires to start the school
here because of It's proximity to his
home.