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Com IN isSIOner'S Sale of
Real Estate.

n pursuance of decree of the Cir
cult Court of Greenbrier county.
entered on the 1st day of December
1894, in the chancery cause now pend.
ing, wherein Il. f. Morris adm r IS
plaintiff and Jas. f. Sydenstricker IS
defendant, | will, as special Commits
missioner, appointed for the purpose.
proceed to sell, by way of public auc'
ton, to the highest bidder, on
Thursday, april 1911, 1895,
at O'Clock, p. M, in front of the STRAIT
ton Hotel, in Lewisburg, w. Va. the
real estate, in The bill and PROCEEDINGS
mentioned, consisting of two tracts of
land on Anthony s Creek, in this county.
one known as the upper end of the Al
Won tract, less what had been sold by
PIalntiffs intestate to Mathews and
HOFFMAN, and the other tract, contain
ing 100 acres, lying in Stoney Lick
Draft.
TERMS OF SALE:
Cash sufficient to pay the costs of
suit and expenses of sale, and as to the
residue of purchase money upon credit
or q, l2and "a months, the purchaser To
give bond. with approved security. with
interest from date of sale, for the said
deferred installments.
j. NJ. PRICE,
Special Commissioner.
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SAM SMALL and his paper, the
Norfolk Plot, are in trouble again,
this time with a Baptist preacher and
his wife, against whom the Pilot had
published libelous communication
sent by Presbyterian preacher
Upon learning that the charges were
iaiHe Small and the Presbyterian
brother both published retractions
and apologies, but nevertheless the
husband and wife have both sued the
riot for libel making the preacher a
party defendant. We fear brother
Small lacks discretion.
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Appointments.

Tho Charleston Gazette announces
the following appointments by the
Governor:
Board of Regents Of the State
Normal Schools. For the term of
one year, II. $. Carr, Of Kanawha
county; for the term of two wears.
Waitman Il. Barbe, of Wood county ::
for the term of three years, ii. w.
Harmer, Of Harrison county, and
for the term Of four years, Geo. w .
johnson, of jefferson county.
The above board was appointed
under recent act Of the Legislature
requiring the appointment Of Il
board to consist of the Superintpud-
ent of the Public Schools and four
members, not more than two of those
appointed to be Of the same political
party.
Politically, the above board is com.
posed of three Democrats, viz Tho
State superintendent, Mr.. Carr and
DIR. johnson, and two Republicans,
MIR. Barhe and Mr.. Harmer.
The following members of Board,
of Directors for Hospitals for the In.
sane were appointed:
. For the Hospital at Weston
q. Griffin, of Upshur county; :. \
Mcclure, of Jackson county, anu
Alex. McNoigh Miller, of Grccubrie,
county, each for the term of sin
years. These appointments were [,
oil the expired terms of tho follow.
ing members: a. q. Griffin (suc
ceeds himself,) +. ID. Smoot ant
Lewis Bennett.
Second Hospital for the Insane a
Spencor-Wm. woodward, of Roam,
county, succeeds Mr.. Williams of tn,
same CO.; T. b. Camden, of Wood
succeeds himself, and DR.: W. II
Jaeger, Of Mcdowell, succeeds Henri,
Alexander, of Putnam.
Under the law providing for tn,
appointment of Boards of Director,
for the Hospitals for the Insane, min,
members constitute each board, di
vided into three classes each, anC
one class goes out every two years
, These boards are non-partisan, it be
l ing provided that no more than tw,
| members of each class shall belon,
= TO the same political party.
: The Boards for the two asylum
? are now composed Of the followin,
named gentlemen
AT Weston-Andrew Edmistou
, Lewis, d.; j. b. Floyd, Kanawha
} H.; Robert Armstrong, Mason, ID.
t Z. l.. Thompson, Cabell, d.; j. S
1 Hyer, BraXton, r.; j. S. Sweetland
e Lincoln, d.; a. G. Griffin, Upshur
s H.; 5. a. Mcclure, jackson, d.; an,
! Alex. McN. Miller, Greenbrier. ID.
] AT Spencer-Judge Ollie, Monon
a gala, d.; F. b. Enslow, Cabell, ID.
Is. w. Foster, Cabell, r.; w. II. Shu
mate, Raleigh, d.; A. b. Wells
; Roane, d.; w. +. Lively, Lewis, ID.
; VIM. woodward, Roane, r.; w. II
y Jaeger, Mcdowell, d.; and II. II
Camden, Wood, .-making 81,
Democrats and three Republicans 81
each Board.
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FIVE YEARS OUT,

ENlNE years having expired since we
Il opened up business, we must renuirS
al persons indebted to us to come for.
WARD ana settle up. We owe some
money That must he paid, and we mmst
nave what is due us. We have been tnn
thu"i@ent and have waited too long now
l"r our own interest. willopen u me- W
nT n oI DOCKS, anG will he pleased 10 see
al "'li customers and friends hat want
as we can for cash or produce. and 10 al
g"od laying customers on sixtv davs
cannot indulge longer, for we have to
pay cash for all our material. We eW'
peel l." he able TO have good stock NJ
g""nS on sale soon, to be sold on the
above terms. VII VIC
ours, respectfully,
No. L. N. WARREN Il co
Mar. 2-tf Iewishura ~
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PRESIDENT INGALLS, of the G.. 6
.. hallway, said in Richmond las!
week that he felt confident the tide
had turned and that n permanent,
business revival had set in. The
business of the Chesapeake and
ohio and the Big Four roads was
very satisfactory in March. CUES
toned as to the new West Virginia
coal law, he said that the Chesa.
p"ake and Ohio had already deter.
mined to go out of the coal business,
" we are not merchants" he added
" Our business is to haul and the new
arrangement is altogether satisfac-
tory to US"
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

TWO miles east of Failing Spring,
Greenbrier county, W. Va, 40
acres, with dwelling and out buildings,
nearly all level. Over 100 hundred acres
cleared, in good state of cultivatinr,
adapted to farming and grazing. Close
TO churches, school, mill and poSto(licc.
Good trult and water. For further in.
formation call on or address James II.
WIN. n: or ). f. MYLES, Falling
spring w. va. April ll-tf.
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AT her home two miles from Okla
homa City, o. r., on the Bird instant,
Harry ST. John, son of Ex-Gov.
st. John of Kansas, and member
Of the last Oklahoma Legislature
shot and instantly killed his wife
lie became possessed of letter adj
dressed to her and desired to know
the writer. He secured buggy and
drove out to his place and, securing
gun, confronted his wife with the
letter, threatening to kill her if she
did not disclose the author, but she
refused. He claims the gun was
discharged accidently, shooting her
through the breast. She died with
out uttering word. St. John was
at once arrested and there was great
excitement i'll the Territory in con-
sequence of the crime.
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~ SPIT DUEI.-In the Legisla-
turo of Arkansas on the 9th, Mr..
Jones, the member from Marion
county, rising to question of per-
sonal privilege, denounced Gov.
Clarke as demagOgue and declared
that he was responsible for the
charges of bribery made against
members in connection with the rail
road commission bill. Meeting MIR.
Jones in the lobby of the Gleason
house the next afternoon, Gov.
Clarke requested Of him private
interview, which Jones refused to
grant, saying that he, the Governor,
could make known there what he
had to say. Hot words ensued until
Jones, in fit of anger, spat in the
Gubernatorial face. This compli-
ment was instantly returned by the
Governor with violent emission
Of executive saliva thrown in "A
mighty sluice into the face of the
iaW-maker accompanied by -four
ish Of firearms and a transport OF
rage. Friends interviewed and a
constable stepped up and placed the
head Of the State Government under
arrest.
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New Advertisements.
Seed Corn for Sale,

I HAVE nice lot of Leaning Corn
L and a nice White Corn. Both kinds
are well adapted to this climate. Every
grain, of about 100 tested, terminated.
Price, 81 % per bushel, delivered at the
depot. Sacks free for bus. or more.
Cash must accompany the order.
Is. +. MANN,
Apr ll-4w. Fort Spring, w. Va.
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REV. DIR. GEORGE w. CARTER,
OF Lynchburg, Va, lawyer, soldier,
journalist, politician and preacher,
and Miss Virginia Statham, "a young
society girl of twenty summers, were
married at Washington on the 3rd
inst. DIR. Carter is veteran of the
civil war, having held colonel,s
commission in the Confederate ser.
vice, and was afterwards prominent
in Louisiana politics, having engaged
in newspaper work in New Orleans,
and after the war having held the
position of Speaker of the House OF
Representatives in that State. Later
he abandoned politics for the pulpit,
and, though now past sixty, is still
Of tall, powerful frame and soldierly
bearing. He is q member of the
Virginia Conference.
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Ebg ID.

On Sunday, March 3lst, 1895, at her
home in Wolf Creek district, Monroe
county, of lung trouble, Mrs. ETA
THOMPSON, wife of VIM. A. Thomp-
son, aged 20 years and day.
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Col. y. w. HARTMAN, sr., died i'm
Richmond, Va, on the 9th inst, at
the home Of his daughter, Mrs.
CheSterman. He was 6S years old.
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Hon. VIM. l.. WILSON took formal
charge of the postofiice department
on the 18th instant.
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GEORGE b. SWIFT, Republican,
was elected Mayor of Chicago last
week by 10000 majority.
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FIFTEEN persons were killed by
the explosion Of gunpowder in a sa-
loon AT New Orleans on the 9TH inst.
The malta are suspected.
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SOUTlIEHNER FOR 80. -- The Wash.
ington Post, independent, suggests n
southern man for the Democratic
Presidential nomination i'm 1896
The Post says: " 1t Is difficult to I'M
derStand the attitude Of the national
party, and the acquicscence of the
south i'll regard to the Presidency.
Possibly it is habit. For two de-
cadeS, ut least, Southern Democrats
have agreed to the proposition set up
by their Northern colleagues that the
country is not ready for q candidate
from the section lately in rebellion
against the General Government
For two decades and more it has been
an accepted theory that a Southern
candidate would alarm the American
/ people; would revive all the memo
ries, the approximations, and the an
tagoniSms of lSGI-G5. And during
all that time the Southern Democ-
racy has assented without protest.
sub"rdinated themselves to the mere
phantom of Il vanished past, meekly
horne the heat and burden of success
siVc campaigns, furnished the rank
and file for all the great battles, and
stood aside in humble Difference and
accomplishing abnegation while the
fruits of their strength and proves
were divided among the members of
an insignificant contingent. But
why" This was only an expedient.
1t was never essentially matter of
principle and propriety." Senator
Hill, Of New York, has written to
the editor of the Post endorsing the
suggestion. We agree with the Post.
but have no hope of Southern man
as the nominee of the party next
year.
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Hon. JAMES III. III. FIGGAT died
Mt his home at Fincastle, Va, last
Saturday morning after protracted
illness. His trouble was abcess of
the kidneys, for which an operatiou
was performed the night before his
death by DIR. Hunter Mcclure of
Richmond, assisted by two local DIV
sicians. The operation relieved the
patient Of all pain, but the fatal dis
case had gone too far to be reached
by human skill. Capt. Figgat was
prominent man, not only in his
county, but in the State. lie had
long been leading member of the
bar OF Botetourt county, had served
with distinction in the Legislature
and had more than once been strongly
urged by his friends as Il suitable
representative of his district in Con-
gress. He was a gallant soldier in
the Confederate army, and ON one
occasion is said to have saved the life
OF Col, now Gov, OFerrall, when
In close quarters with the enemy
Capt. Figgat was jealous member
OF the Nj. T.. Church, South, and al
ways took an active part in the pro-
ceedings of Conference. He was
thus we'll known to many Of the
Methodist brethren here, as well as
to others. He leaves Il widow but
no children, and was 50 years of age
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FfduCiary Notice.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF PER.
SONAL PROPERTY.

4 ) administrator of Jas II. Stratton.
- deceased, | will offer for sale. on
Thursday, the 18th day of April, 1898
The personal property of JAS. H. STRAIT.
ton, deceased, consisting of Horses
Buggies, Hacks, Wagons, Carriages
Harness, one three-horse steam Engine
Cane-Mill and Evaporation, one Iron
Safe, and Household and Kitchen Fur.
nltnre and other articles too tedious &c
mention.
TERMs.-All sums of ten dollars and
under, cash and on AL over that amount
a credit of six months will he given
Negotiable notes with interest added
and satisfactorily endorsed will he re
qnlred before the property is removed.
THOS. a. HANDLEN.
April 4-2w. Administrators
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REIGN OF TERROR" The
Charleston Nal tells OF "reign of
terror" at Montgomery, on Sunday
night the 3lst ult., caused by six
well known toughs of the vicinity
who seem to have started out to paint
the town red. Says the MuH =
About O'Clock that evening Bose
Wilmington, John Barker, Ben
Hin, Ola Jcnrtt, John NunIey, Floyd
Cook and Joe ElkiDs, all more or
less under the influence of LIQUOR,
attacked the house of John Burns.
IN the corporate limits Of that
city. Bricks, stones and clubs were
hurled against the dwelling from all
sides. Windows were smashed.
shutters torn from their hinges,
holes Knocked in the weatherboard-
ing, and doors crushed in. After
about ID minutes of such cannonad-
ing the besiegers made combined
charge on the terrified inmates of
the dwelling. Mr.. Burns was shot
at several times and finally floored
with crack on the head from a
large stone. Miss Lena Burns see.
ing her fathers condition rushed &c
the rescue and was terribly beaten in
addition to being knocked senseless
with rock. After smashing things
up generally in the house the ma.
rauders skipped to hillside close
by, where they pounded senseless g
young man named Conley.
All were arrested and fined by tho
Mayor, and will be further deal,
with by the State authorities. Nc
reason, says the Mail, other thar
"purc cussedness" coul dbe assigned
for the attack on Mr.. Burns.
AT Montgomery, it will be re
membered, our Legislature, unde,
the wise and able leadership of Mr.
Senator Davies, proposes to establish
a school for the training of youth.
|
VENEZUELA AND JOHN Bull
Our sister Republic in South Americ.
is greatly stirred up at the refusal O
England to submit the disputed
boundary line question to arbitra
ton as suggested by thisgovernment
and threatens to go to war with JOIN
Bull in case he persists in his refusa
to arbitrate. The territory in dis
pute extends about $50 miles alon,
the coast, and runs back thirty -fiv
miles to what is known as the Schom
berg line. Through the middle o
this strip runs the Orinoco river
commanding the commerce of it +
the interior of South America. Grea
Britain is already well entrenche,
there with naval station at tn
mouth Of the river. Uncle Sam /
watching the movements of JohI
9, ltull with much interest, and will
probably go to the aid of NeneZuel
in the event of war.
.
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FURNITURE, CARPETS AND BED.
DING SUPPLIES.

TO the Citizens Of LeriS6Wy ana Ii
ciniy:
" + will exhibit in your town on the
w 10th, 10th and 18th of April, 1895,
the prettiest and cheapest line of Car
pets, Mattings, Rugs and Window
Shades by sample. Also cuts of Fur
niture, Chairs, &c, to be supplied from
our mammoth house at Clifton Forge,
va. 1t will pay you to wait for us,
and examine our goods and get our
prices before making your spring pur-
chases. Goods sold on installmcnt plan
to responsible parties.
ours truly.
f. L. STALEN e co.
April l1-lw.
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JAMES j. CoRBETT, worlds cham
pl"n, VIII appear at the Burlew
Opera House, Charleston, to-mor-
row (friday,) evening i'm his famous
play" Gentleman Jack" supported
oy number of well known players.
Corbett is an educated man and is
said to have very considerable tai
"ht as an actor. After his fight
win fltzslmm0ns, on which about
10000 will be AT stake, he proposes
to leave the ring forever and devote
himself exclusively to the stage.
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Bond and security has been given by
the above named Special Commissioner
as required by law.
JONATHAN MAYS,
Mar. 2l-4W. Clerk
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MIR. EDISON'S last invention is the
kinetophone, machine so con.
Structed as to reproduce both the
photograph and the voice of the
speaker. 1t is claimed that by the
use of the kinetophone an entire
opera can be heard and seen at the
same time.
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HERE'S little true gospel from
the Philadelphia Times, which will
be relished by those who were he.
guiled by Senator Elkins and his
crowd of followers i'm the late cam.
paign 1.-THE election is over, of
course, and the truth of the tariff
claims is coming out, but nowhere
stronger than in the Second West
Virginia district, where the miners
were arrayed against ex-Congress-
man Wilson thro' the tactics of the
Elkins school. The miners believed
that the reduction from sevety-five
cents ton to a duty Of forty cents
would open the country to Nova
Scotia coal and accepted the claim
that there would be no work for them
under such circumstances. Elkins
knew that he was mailing false state
ments, but that did not interfere
with his plans. With no longer oc-
casion to humbug the miners, these
party leaders announce that they
have just closed contracts for West
Virginia coal with Mexico, where
they face the competition of the
world, and this, too, on prices at forty
cents ton paid for mining to sixty
nine cents paid in Canada. The Will
son district miners will waken I'D TO
the enormity Of the imposition prac-
ticed on them by and by, and when
they do ii will be Mr.. Wilson's time
TO make even on the deal.N
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JOHNSON, Omohundro Il Co. s Re.
gent Shirts, white, unlaundricd, at II.
L. Bells.
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EX-GOV. James l.. Kemper, Of
Virginia, died at his home at Orange,
on the 9th inst, aged about - years:
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JOHNSON, Omohundro Il co. s Cry
tai laundried, COlored Shirts. ut IL. I
Bells.
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JOHNSON, OmOhundro e co. s Tiger
Regent, Conqueror and Monarch Over
alls, extra length, ut ii. II. Bells. Lew
isburg, W. Va.
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JOHNSON, OmOhundro Il Co.'s Re
gent Shirts, white, laundricd, and Crvs
tai Shirts, white, laundricd, at II. T.
Bells.
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0. P. SYDENSTRIlKER & Co,
DEALERS IN
MED IGIM ES.
LEWISBURG, w. VA.

WE POSITIVELY CLAIM
That we have GREATER FACILI.
IL rs for doing business, and can offer
bEIIEk PRICES, than any drug
mouse IN this section of the State
we confidently invite physicians and
others who have wants i'm this line to
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GIVE US A TRIAL.

Prices willingly quoted and mail or
dcrs solicited and given our promnt
ana careful attention. Respectfully.
.. =. Si DENSTRICKER eco.
Jan. 18th, 1895.
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onr buyer has gone to the New York market
W purchase our Spring Stock. We are deter
td TO bring you face to face with the manu-.
profit. WIZ 'iu"io ihen
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IN 1882 the County Court of WAYNE
county issued bonds aggregating
S3l, 800, to pay off certain indebted
ness then due. These bonds were
sold to the Society for Savings, of
Ne" York. Interest was paid on the
bonds regularly until 1889 and $500
on the principal. In that wear the
County Court refused further paw
ments of either principal or interest
upon the ground that they were is.
sued without authority. Litigation
ensued in the Circuit Court Of the
United States for this district, and
tho case has finally been decided by
the Supreme Court of the United
States in favor of the Society. The
judgment against Wayne county
amounts to a little over $40, OOO.-
Huntington Advertiser.
STATE SENATOR BENNETT, of
Westminster, Md, began fattening
lot of export cattle in December on
wheat, and large part Of the lot was
shipped to England last week. They
had fattened four hundred pounds
each, and were said to be the finest
looking lot of cattle ever shipped
from Carroll county.
OSCAR WILDE, the Ong-haired,
aesthetic young Englishman-poet,
dramatist, Wterateur-.is i'm iaiI !
charged with the commission Of
crimes, the nature of
which places him beneath CONTEMPT.
Hon. JOHN A. HUTCHINSON, Of
Parkersburg, will deliver his lecture
On Blennerhassett and the Con-
'piracy of Aaron Burr" before the
Students of the State University ON
he 10th inst.
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SOMETHING YOU Want!

JOHNSON, Omohundro 4 Co. 5 Giant
Coats, at II. Il. Bells.
JOHNSON, Omohundra II Co. 5 Giant
Oyershirts, extra long, at II. II. Bells.
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This stock has been carefully selected with due refer
enCc to the wants of our people, and will make
good ut the counter the claim that sell more and
better goods for the money than any other house
in the Grcenhricr Valley