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DISTRICT NO 8.

&Escipot No. Beginning at a polot a.,
toP OF tue dividing ridge between the vstsn
oiTNelve Pole and Sandy river where the
Dlatriot liRs bstueen 4 Mon aud Ruti~r Dis.
tricu cross said ridge. thence south with ths
centre or top OF said ridge 20 - " Include 81
q. SeaGRa, To poirt where tie rond KNOW
A. the Queens creek road leaves the ton ~
said ridge, thence with said road down the
iorR OF 9ragston, by which is known a. tiis
squire Ferguson place ~ the mouth % said
fork and continuing with said road down
OragstOn about $50 yards u Shers the roaf
turns up another fork 10 the Buck nor n
point and continuing with said road 10 the
top OF Buckhorn point ~ the head % Queens
creek, thence with the centre % said no al 70
the top OF the aforesaid dividing ridge
thence with the top OF said ridge IncIufiny
Lewis Bsrtram, Jr., 20 the line between Hut-
Ter and Lincoln Districts and with said fre
10 toe stonewsll District Inc aid with same
70 the Union District line and with same 10
lhe place Of beginning Place 81 voting
@hool house near the mouth 81 Trace
Precinct No. 2.-BeEi ming on ton Of the
dividing ridge between Tseiyc bo.e go
se9dy river where tho line between b tier
aud Union District crosses said ridge N ~
ing = corner 10 precinct No J.. thence with
THIS DIS riot line 20 the mouth Of WbtteE
crack, thence up sandy rtverto tbe rn,,5,t
OF Big Hurricane, thence up same with IL
IneSnders 70 the mouth otQueens creek and
up same with It's meanders 10 the foot AZ
zoe hill Ehere the road leaves said creek
&hence With the road up he Mn u tbe tor,
81 NJ and with lines Of same ~ the bIssc IN
Inning: Place OF voting, school house on
Acipct No. 3.--Begiuninz Al the mouth o,
&Hurricane, thence up Sandy river - the
oopth OF Iabors creekand 90 said creek
with its meanderH N the forks ~ same atsr.ye
the james I. Billupy place. thence up tie
IiEht hand fork 70 the top OF the ridge al
Alien Welmans, Including said WelItnsp IN,
precinct No 3, thence with the TOP 81 said
ridge between said Tabors creek and az
Hurricane around all Hurricane water. ~
the divide betwes u said Hurricane and Mil
creek and still coutln qs said divide 70 a. ~
include AL ersons on the top OF said divi =
20 this precinct " the divide between IA
hurflcaps ana breenbrier N the line N
precinct No. !, and with lines OF same L. a..
tpP o. the Buckhorn point % the line ~ Vo
Gena WIN same - the place Of beginning
Zig Hurricane.
Precinct No 4-Bogiuniug on Sandy river
y anu WIN ssid lines mp said creek % The
0P, OF tns MI A. 4 Hen Welitnans Ieavirr
sAto Wellman IN precinct No 3 and ann
gonunulbg with said line to the head on
Gfeenbner 70 lines Of precI net No. ] aud
WIN OF same 70 the Lincoln District line H.
the rug FORK OF Sandy river. thence doro
reio river 20 the place Of beginning. Place
I'm
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F(EAsrERN TIME)
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Louis moi,ennnuer.p,reo,or us,,,

Louis Moiienhn u or Director uenrv
Hollenhauer's College OF Music
BROOKLYN, ". Y. Feb n 1892
Messrs. John p Stratton h Son
Dear Sirs.-I am using your Russian Ont
Strings and must say without nattcry that I
never used a moro durablc and moro perfect
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Violin hve days and " IL To day Just as good
As when put IL on, and I average playing
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once two bundles e Strings.
Yours truly. LOUIS MOLLENuAURR
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For Rent.

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Cash paid for corn; also -four ex.
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MACHINE NEEDLES.

n supply of New Home, Singer.
W hlte, Domestic, w. and Wilson
and American sewing machine nee
dies for sale at the ADVANCE Office.
Ceredo, w. Va. s cents each, or
3 tor 10 cents. Machines soil at
about one half Tie prices agents ask
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DISTRICT NO 4

Preelnct No. l.-BqgInning ~ the road on
k,p 81 the nh on line ~ Grant = nd Lincoln
Dlstilct, ana thence with the county road ~
int rHoct with the road ~ x n Fer,ttsy,,.
tnepc9 up TIE creek with the county road
- the upper end 81 g. J. Ferguson's land
tnence crossing the creek IT the over end
~ HaTry PrcstOnH land 10 the ton az the
point on the West side 81 Twelve Pole ere ek
thenoe VIVID me top ~ said point 10 tie
Meln diyiding ridge hstwean Mil creek and
INeiVe Pole near John Paris farm and
yvnn lIaInrpDs isrm, thsncr Town 81 800 cresk
- - tne rpao tnat leads - Twelve Pole aud vi
the upper fork y said creek, thence ur 49,
NIL - the top otthe dividIng ridge boi,reaf.
Lost creek ~ MIL creek, ~ the lower end ~
What e known ~ The John Damon farm
kheneo dOWu the top Of said ridge ~ n p0lpt
.outh SIDE Of low gap near l.. Peters Il well.
Jog mouse thence leaving said divide run.
ntnE down The point between Lost creek a
Lower Stono brunch u The head Of the up.
ror stone branch nhonce down said uppsr
y ore branoh 70 Tug river tn beginning
Pee eof voting. Thorn psOns school bou.e n.
sub Diairlct 30. -
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wEP-BoUND.
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NO. Eastern Time No.lr
4:37 A. NJ. Xxx NJ.
NO ; -N0rfok Representatives,
atColumhus $50 a. m. Pull
man Buffet Car. Roanoke. to
Columbus. Arrives Chicago
7.55 p m. via Hooking Valley
and c. & r. r. RS.
NO H.-henOUa and Chicago En-
preAs-Frcm BlueGeld. Poca-
hontas. and points on Kenova
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Notice of Election Pre-,
cincts.


Ata 1su.ty coart Cor VAN. C,oaa.~ ,o.
uss--i sna nsid - me C.,art Hoass tnsr.ns
on ths I'm d-y - January 90
No., ..ass.a ,s-. ne several ssr.srlsl
snd ths, a.. piso-s tor boidins ei.rtlon-
sheryie - is.iEa.iesi ssd The his-- ussr~of
DISTRICT Nh 4.
frecin~ 30. A-lnciuttnx ne corporation
ofSsr.so, risc. q Nstiag. scoc-sl hcu--.
.lssn 49,. 81 C.s.,. S a Ia A. .ss, , o.rPor-
,hssee ~ith -Aid cooperation ins "a "a.
go ssS 80 r, -gr,ps sr,sss, % Tssly- ,';..
s.,s..n Nss.t. sf.sss 80
" rad on the sili est~ssa tss hs.a =" ~
sr.seh: thsee. down Dosss creek ~ ia
river; ihssc. % Ihs oaio rsvsr 20 ne sSsia.
hing. Pi.c. % vssinx Ksaov. schs-si hea-s.
Of r~.lss Pei. on ,ss ss s,a a. ,ss nsu,
said rtver 20 the Caoeii county une. nssr q
i.soath offour Pole; thence win Cabsii iins
house on A.dleys sr-ach. OF roar Pot.
thenes with county rsod 10 an,
80 IN. aiyidIss r,ss. s- .s%ssa hsss,
rancn and Hob- branch ~ the tIeac Of sac
branch; thsncs down the ridge ~ the Johr
North line; thence Win said T~slvs Fol
10 the beginning. Place of voting. stswar
school ho0ss near Bert Perdus's-
Precinct No. l-Rrstnnins a IN. C.bel
county line, near Hiram Muliens. on Medlsl
ssaneh, thsnee with the C-bei county nu
Camp creek. thence with said Union DiStfic
/mne ~ the mouth Of Bsiienere branch OF
Whites creek, thsnc- Win The line ~ But
Ter District Ia sandy river, Theme with sAit
river To the mouth OF Dpck'- creek: tnsnr
with thsl the ketet tore d.scrib.d Tor pre-
ciocts Nos aud Co tue beginning tnclad
inR the farms Of Iohn bake, A J. Hsrvsy
\peck Ward and DSck MsrI 10 precinct NJ
Plsee Of voting, mouth OF Buffalo scheo
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sCTOTO VALLEY DIVISION.
West Bound.

Leave Kenova daily Central time)
$50 AN. S:55 A. 3:2op. NJ.
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BARGAINS
These Times

Are what the people want.
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possible for the least price.
Don't go away to buy; help
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HON E MERCHANTS
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For Tickets, Tins Cards, Shopping
Car Reservations and all intorma,,o,,
write or call upon eayes+ aoa.. Sor,a,h
4 Western Y. n.
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Precinct No A. Beginning nj the month M
upper stone branch ON Tug river, thence mn
Iug river with its mesnders to the mouth ~
Hors creek a Drag creek, thence along the
divide 10 the al vtdInx ridge between Tw.iy.
70 10 A Tug river, thence with said divide
20 the Logan county line 40 "a to inciud.
benHett s..Dons a Randolph Mills, thence
shh ne wayne county line To tho line of
Lincoln A Grant Districts 10 the b.y,, 49,,
81 ffscinct No. II the head of 4 ] ZEE ryu
-ons branch nj the road, thence with the
upper line OF Precinct No. to the
beginning; place at voting. Nilsson
- school house in Sub. Dist. No.
II.
freeinet No. Z -Beginning at
me mouth OF Com and with the
hnrs OF precinct No. : to the Lo.
gan county line 90 AZ TO include
VIM. Mareum * Margaret Spauld.
'ng house IN precinct No. 3. thence
with the Wayne county line to Tug
river TO Coon the beginning: place
OF vouag, Silver creek school house
IN Sub. Dist. No. &.
DISTRICT NO. q.
Precinct No. I.-Beginning at the
aF'RAs AAhtt ItdI ANn
smith place at the low gap at the
head OF the puucheon fork OF Mi.
lam creek and running w ith the
county road, to the head OF the Blue
Lick branch, thence running to the
Mime branch, thence through the
low gap below the mouth OF Milan
creek To kish> cock. thence up HI.
abs creek TO the mouth OF Big Lau.
rel. thence with the dividing ridge
between Big Laurel n Little Laurel
To the head of Little Laurel, thence
with the dividing ridge between
Big Laurel * Cove creek To- the
county line Of Lincoln county SO as
TO include all the voters below said
line in precinct No. /. Place OF vot
ing, Cove creek school house.
Precinct No. ALI the voters
above said line. Place of voting,
McComas school house.
The morning call., 1894-02-14
THE WIDOW A MINOR.
But She Will Receive All the Estate
of Herbert Morris.

SAN JOSE, Feb. 13--Jane Margaret
Morris 10y her attorneys to-day filed a
petition for the probate of the will of Hel-
bert Morris, who was killed by the acct
dental discharge of a firearm on the oath
of June last at his residence on Moorpark
avenue, near this city. The petitioner, who
is the widow of the deceased, AYERS that
the eight and half acres of land near San
Jose, formerly known as the McGehee
place, is valued at 5000, and fifty acres
near Evergreen is valued at $500. The
total value OF the estate is $4,000 The
heirs are the widow and Henry r. Morris,
aged % years, a brother of the deceased
residing at San Francisco. The document
fled to-day is manuscript of thirteen
large pages. dated August 26, 1893. 1t is
extracted from the principal registry of
the probate, divorce and admiralty d.
vision of the High Court OF Justice of
England. The whole of the estate is be-
queathed to the widow and she is ap-
pointed sole executrix In connection
with the will is statement by Ross NJ.
Tanner. a farmer in the county of Sussex,
as to his guardianship of his daughter, the
widow, W ho was a minor at the time of
the death of the deceased.
The morning call., 1894-02-14
DEATH OF Won BULOW
One of the Best-knOwn Com
pOSerS of the Day.
he Abandoned the Law to Become a
Follower of Wagner and
List.

CAIRO, Feb. 13-HanS Guido Won Rulow,
the distinguished German pianist, is dead,
aged GA years.
Won BulOw was born at Dresden, jan
uary 8, 1880. He began his musical educa-
tion under Frederick Week, the father of
Mime. Schumann. In 1S4S he was sent to
the University of Leipzig TO study juris-
prudence, his parents having always re-
garded music as mere pastime, but he
continued his studies in cOunterp0ints
under Hauptmann. In the following year
he entered the University of Berlin. and took
great Interest in the political movements
of the time. contributing TO Democratic
journal, Die Abendpost. In this paper he
first began to defend the musical doctrines
of the German school. led by Li,zt and
Wagner. After a performance of Lob
engrin" at Weimar in 1850 he threw aside
his law studies, went to Zurich, and placed
himself under the guidance of Wagner.
In June, 1851. he became pupil of List
and two years later made his first concert
tour. From 1856 10 1864 he occupied the
post of principal master of DianofOrte-
playing at the Conservatorium of Profess
sors Stern and a. 3. Marx at Berlin. In
1864 he was called to Munich as principal
conductor al the Royal Opera and director
of the COnservatorium. He there organ
lied performances of Wagner's Tristan
und Isolde" and 'Die Meistersinger." In
1869 he left Munich and has since given
concerts in Italy, Germany, Russia, Pc
land, England and America. In January,
1873. he was appointed Koniglicher Hof
Kapellmeister at Hanover Among his
most important compositions are mir
wana, Symphonisches Stimmingsbild,"
music TO SbakespeaTe's Julius Cesar"
"Des Sangei's Fiuch," I'll Carnovali di
Mllano." In June, 1888, he gave series
of Beethoven recltals at st. James Hall,
The morning call., 1894-02-14
SIR HARRY VERNEY DEAD.
He Had Many Positions of Trust i'm
Military and Civil Life.

LONDON. Feb. 13.-Sir Harry Verney is
dead. He was born in 1861. Sir Harry
Verney was the eldest son of Sir Harry
Calvert. the first Baronet He succeeded
his father in 1926 and assumed the name
of Verney in 1927 on inheriting the estate
of Mary Verney, Baroness Fermanagh.
He entered the army in 1919 and retired in
1880 with the rank Of major. He filled
several important public positions. In
1S4S be married for the second time, a
sister of Miss Florence Nightingale.
Lady Verney is popular authoress. Sir
Harry will be succeeded by his son, Cap
tain VerDey, formerly member of Par
lament, and who had retired from the
navy. Captain Verney was sentenced to
one years Imprisonment for being con-
nected with the procuration of young
governess who was enticed from London
to Paris at the instigation, 1t is claimed, of
the captain.
The morning call., 1894-02-14
FRUIT-GROWERS' CONVENTION.
In the Northwest Strong Organiza-
tion Will Be Formed.

SPOKANE. Feb. 13.-The advance guard
of the Northwestern fruit-growers came in
on to-nightS trains. Nearly a hundred
delegates are now here and it is believed
to-morrow's trains will bring 200 more.
The president and secretary are here and
spent the evening with the local commit
tee arranging the details of the convention.
Tomorrow night there will be a public
meeting in the Auditorium, at which
speeches of welcome and responses will
be made and musical programme rem
dered. Thursday the convention work
will be done and at night a public recep-
ton will be held at the Hotel Spokane.
The meeting win probably result in a
strong organization including the fruit.
growers of the Northwest
The morning call., 1894-02-14
HUSTLING RAILROADS
Gallant Fight of Rival Lines
for a Right of Way.
San RafaePs Trustees Badly Con-
fused Over the Claims of
Two Companies.

SAN RAFAEL, Feb. 13.-The greatest
enthusiasm has prevailed here for several
weeks past over the attempts made by the
two competing railroad lines that center
here, the San Fran cisco and North Pacific
Coast RAILWAY Company and the North
Pacific Coast Railroad. to gain possession
of right of way through the city. The
representatives of both the railroad CON-
panies have petitioned the City Board of
Trustees for a franchise, and as a result
stormy and exciting meetings have been
held for several weeks past, In which the
represen tatives and managers of both cor
porations figured spicuously.
The whole trouble arose over the North
Pacific Coast Railroad Company petition
ing the City Trustees to grant them
franchise to lay track on Second street,
and to have their terminus in the eastern
addition of the city, in the vicinity Of the
San Francisco and North Pacific Coast
Railway Company's depot The company
set forth liberal inducements in the way
of erecting hands ONE depots and afford
ing all possible railroad facilities and &C
c0mmodation to the people of the CON-
munity. After several large mass-meet-
ings The propsrty-owners along the pro-
posed route complied with the wishes of
the company, aud the City Board Of Trus-
tees signified their intention to grant the
franchise, and called special meeting for
the purpose.
When the meeting was called petition
from the San Francisco and North Pacific
Coast Railway Company asking for the
same franchise was presented. If that
were not granted them, they stated, they
would persist In running their line on
Third street. with the terminus in the
vicinity of the North Pacific Coast Rail-
road Company in the Western Addition.
They claimed that the North Pacific Coast
Railroad Company was invading their ter
tory, and if their solicited FRANCHISE were
granted they wanted the same privilege
extended to them on Third street. This
resulted in confusing the board and the
matter was laid over until lastnight, when
the representatives of both corporations
ppealed to the board and set forth lbe raj
inducements. A vote was taken by the
board. which resulted in three voting in
favor of the North Pacific Coast Railro ad
fra nchise and two against It,
AS it takes two-third vote the petition
was withdrawn for further considerat
A cut in railroad rates is looked for