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A BANK II us3HD.
Thieves Secure Nearly 1913 900 From tn
Flr.: National Bank of Plniuiisld

Thieves Secure Nearly sa3, 900 From the
flr-: National Bank OF Plniunsid.
PLuxrlELD. n. j., April 24.-The
First National bank, OF this city. wai
robbed OF SO, 765 Monday. Itis thought
the theft wa, committed while there
were but two clerks in the bank. when
q stranger entered and engaged them
in conversation, while n confederate
reached the vault through the directors
room.
The robbery was discovered when
Cashier Frank S. Runyon was preparing
to close the bank for the day. The
money was in two packages. One con.
tanned $4,000 in new bills. ranging in
value from 81 to $1,000. The other con.
tanned S2.765 in mutilated bills.
All OF the bank employees we're immc.
diatcly question, and it was found that
NJ the noon hour only two clerks lad
been at their posts. At the front OF the
bank, receiving deposits, was David \.
Runvon. His window is n, the short
end OF the L.shaped counter, and faces
the main street. Tho long end Of the L
fronts on q narrow passa.cway, turning
to the directors room, in the rear OF the
bank. The counter Ia topped with fix.
lures OF scratched glass. Adelbsrt Vail,
a clerk, was alone q. the wickcts. A
stranger came In with n big sheet OF pa.
per, on which was written a list OF notes.
He engaged Will in conversation. It is
thought tho robbery was committed
then. The bank officers believe tina,
the robbery was the work OF professions
ais. The affair was kept from the pub.
lie until to-day.
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BUCHANAN HAS HOPE,
Eut Ills Young Wifp Advises Him to Pro
pnro to Meet Death,

But Ills Young Wifc Advises Him to Pro.
pnro to Moot Death,
SiSG SING, April 24.-Dr. buchanan,
before he retired last night, wrote a long
letter to Governor Morton thanking
him for Listening to the appeal OF his
vito and for granting him a respite OF a
week. In the letter tho condemned nan
also referred TO what ho considered tho
doubtful portion Of the testimony pro.
duccd against him on his trial and OF
tho injustice Of executing him without
giving him another chance for his lie.
B%uchanan's young vito camo direct
from Albany last night to Sing Sing
and spent considerable timo with her
husband in tho prison. buchanan told
her that no did not expect 10 be IKE
cuted noxt week, and no still had strong
hope OF escaping the death penalty.
Mrs. buchanan, who was much. Affected
by tho interview, told him on taking
hcr leave not 10 have too strong hope
and that sio thought ii best for him to
prepare to meet death.
Buchanan's final words to his vito
were 20 koop up courage, 10 SEQ his law.
yors to-day and arg thom to take nd.
vantage OF whatever CHANGE thoro might
BIO to prevent tho execution o ftho doath
acntenco noxt week.
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IMPORTED MINERS
at Flnloyvlllo to DO Protected by
Deputy SherifIs.
FLOERSHEIM READY TO RESUME
With Negroes from West Virginia.
An Eapcnslvo Luxury-Mr. Floor.
shcim Declines to Say When tho
Men WIN Acknowledgement Min.
linz officials Have Nothing to Say.

PIrrsnuR6u. Pa, April 94.-No at.
tempt has yet been mado by operators
to start their mines with Imported mon.
1t 10 known, however, that Henry Floor.
sheim has placed an order with Dorner
4 Abrolia aud with J. p. Perkins, OF the
Alro.Amcrican Employment bureau,
for mon to work In his minos at Finley.
vile. Mr.. Floershoim admitted this.
but would not say when tho men would
arrive. Tho cars containing them will
DO run out to the mine property, and
tho men will be protected by deputy
shorifls from Washington county.
Tho Finloyville operator said tho
Gcrmania mine is entirely closed, aud
refused TO say how many men arc at
work in the Nottingham mine. He
says no Is not pushing the conspiracy
cases against District Vice President
Silas Cole. OF tho miners union, and will
not II they lot his men alone. Mr.. Cole
says there arc only sight men at work
in tho Nottingham mine.
II was reported that Boyle Bros. had
made an attempt 10 start their largo
niuc at Ilackci, Station, on tho Wheel.
ing division OF tho Baltimore & Ohio
road, but this was denied by a repre-.
sentative OF tho company. Il was init.
mated, however, that II tho old non do
not return to work mon Will BIO brought
from other districts.
Tho importation Of men usually
means colored mon from West Virginia,
and they are an expensive luxury. In
tho tirsrplace. the operator must pay
for their transportation 10 tho mine,
pay tho employment agents their usual
charges for securing mon, provide meals
aud accommodations for the now men,
aud in cases 1t is known that u guaran.
tee, or bonus, is given the men. The
operators in the fight seem to DO deter.
mined not to yield or pay more than 80
cents. II they do not import men the
bulk Of tho trado OF this district will go
to Ohio. This fact has started the re-
port that tho Ohio operators will likely
contribute to the support OF the strikers
in the Pittsburgh district. In Ohio 60
cents is paid for mining. the samo rate
offered by the Pittsburgh operators.
while the men insist on 0 cents more.
This Is done on the ground that Pitts.
burgh coal is far superior to any other
coal. Il is claimed that the coal in
this region is valued a. % cents 4 tou
more than the coal OF other districts.
The Pittsburgh district mining off.
cials has nothing 10 say Of the situation
except that the conditions are the same
as yesterday. No more mines are re-
ported idle, and no more are at work at
the operators forms. Some contribu-
lions have been received from the work
ing miners, and 1t Is believed the as.
sessmeuss will be promptly paid.
The mass meeting AZ Toms Run yes
terday afternoon was a large one. Ad-
dresses were made by leading members
O.; the miners organization. The men
approved the action OF the convention
10 continue the strike for 90 cents.
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JURY ~DISAGItEED
In the Case OF tho Duebcr Watch Com
nnnx At,nInst liz Iru.t

In tho Case of tho Duobcr Watch Com.
pnny Against tho Trust.
New YoRE. April 24.-Tho jury in the
suit Of tho Dueber Watch Case Com.
pany, against the American Watch
Company, which is composed OF the
Waltham, Elsin. Bay State, Brooklyn.
Seth Thomas and several other watch
and watch case manufacturing com.
pany's, announced to-day in the circuit
court, part |, before Justice Mcclellan,
that it was unable to agree. The Jury
had been locked up since . o'clock yes.
terday and it was said. stood nine to
three in favor OF the defendant. Tho
suit was for $500, 900 damages brought
on the grounds Of conspiracy. The
Dueber company claimed that the
American Watch Company was q trust
and that it boycottod every firm that
bought from the Dueber company.
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STATE NATIONAL GUARD.
Tho Announcement OF tho Enonmpment .

Announcement OF tho E|nonmpment At
Wheeling Evidently nils,nko-Thc
sohouls OF fn,tructioi.
Speeia! Dlpaich 10 he madagascar
MoRaAsrowS, ". Va, April 9i.-Thc
dispatch In tho lSrELLGRScrn a icw
days slnco announcing that tho gov.
ernor would issue orders for tho OF.
cslnpment OF tho State National Guard
IN Wheeling. May 20, II not n mistake
Of tho correspondent, Is u mistake Of tho
governor, because undor tho military
statute no cannot call m oncampmont
except between tho datos OF July 10 and
October 20. Even II this woro not tho
law, al oncampmunt upon such short
notice would bo an imp%ossibility, MS
much more tims la required to rot
roady for this OCCASION. Tho money
with which tho now companies OF troops
will DO equipped 10 not available until
July !. Tho now companies to DO
equipped arc those OF Palatino. Charles
Town, Berkoley Springs and Piedmont,
OF the First regiment, which will mako
tho regiment full.
beginning May 20 Col. II, L. Fast will
hold n military school horo to last ono
week, and Colonel Thomas L. Hodges
will likewise hold u school ior'the OIL.
Gers Of tho Second regiment at Hunting.
ton. This i%nstruttion 10 usually given
during the encampmont, aud tho change
Ia made In order that the instruction
may DO mado effective and that tho
time OF tho officers may not DO taken
away from tho routine work Of tho gu.
campmgnl
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ROLF 90 ZANE.
80 FOURTEENTH STREET.
FOR SALE.

Splendid lot for dwelling. N. Main street, near
Sth street. Sj,0a
House. lirooms and store room, Main street,
near 2isi street. lot 4iIlA feet
House, . rooms and hall, Chapline street, near
Corner lot Lind street, Belvedere, $50.
House, rooms brick. and stable. 18th stree.
House, s rooms, 18th street. si.sN
I'D street, $500.
House, 3 rooms and hall. corner North From.
and Kentucky streets, $500
Double frame house, 10 rooms and store room.
corner Of SD and Jacob Streets. renS for SCI per
House. 5 rooms. brick, and +rooncd house In
tsar, Eotf street, Centre Wheeling. 5000
House. I rooms, Goth street. $1,000.
House ! rooms. 18th street, cheap On easy
terms, 500.
House, 4 rooms, brick. Jacob street, 9Th ward,
sl.SOl
House, S roons aud hsll. Park View, 10. 1,,r
Us feet, easy terms. $l.7o.
Double house. 10 rooms, Indiana street.. Island
easy terms. sa5l
House, 5 rooms, corue, lot, eth street, easy
terms, 81. 100.
House, S rooms. Mccolloch street., Eu. Wheel.
House: : rooms and hall, with large lot, 18th
Street, S,60l
House. 5rooms. baltimore street, East Wheel.
Ing. easy terms, Sl.0Sl
HOUSE, Eootns' loln sltect easy terms, S91I.
House, 10 roomS brick, with large lot. 18th
Street cheap.
House. 5 rooms, Jacob street, 9Th ward. e.,y
terms, Si.SO.
House, 8 rooms, Wood street. 9Th ward. sl,s5l.
House, 9 rooms, brick. Market street, Cen,ru
Wheeling. cheap. S.2n
Lots on Lind stees Iolyedere, $50 and sE5
each.
Three lots In Park View, cheap.
Business property on Market street a. mods,.
ate, price
$50, $500. 500. $500. 5000 and S. 500 to loan on
real cStaie
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Wsst Virginia Pensions.

speeia! Dhpdtth TO TIE lnbtigennr.
WASHINGTON. D. G.. April 24.-1he
following pensions have been granted
to West Virginians:
0riginal-Jorcminh McClnry, Organ
Cave; ]. l.. Rine, MorriH; David Moore,
Frost; George Moodespnugh, Plinv; Dan
iel Kcoicr. Gunylllei John T. Kilham,
Harper's Ferry.
Original widows. etc.-Henrietta I.
Fields, Psrkersburc; Mincrva Powers,
Alexander; Mary +. KiIey. Chelyan.
lncrease-John G. Henderson, Buf.
falo; John G. Livezsy; Thomas q. Bog.
CESS, Fairmont.
Reissue and increase-Jacob Cooper,
Charleston.
Mexican war survivors-Georgo Ex.
line. Cherry Camp Qncrease).
Ronewal-Jacob Moth, Bird.
Reissue-Antrew b. Callihan, Ham.
lin; James King, Grafton; LOWS I. Sill.
colt, Bridgeport; Birtley ReYmer,
Wheeling; Corolus Kiddsr, Reader.
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KUi,INo rs SERENE
Tito Japnno'o Mlnistcr Not Worried Over
LIsinthlnr nrnnrI. Itn,n Eurnnn.

Tito Jnphnoso Minister Not Worried Over
Disturbing Report, Irtom Europe.
WAsuisaros, D.. G., April 2i.-Tho
Japanese officials hero nro disposed TO
trcat lightly tho ropor,s from European
capitals NJ to trouble over tho China.
Japan settlement. Minister Kurino Is
satisfied all will DO amicably arranged,
II, as he jocularly expressed II, "a tom.
porary armlstico OF European press 70.
ports can DO arranged"
In other official quarters. however,
tl'ero Ia considerable apprehension At
the mcnncing attitude OF ~ltussia, Cor.
many and France. Tho report that
Rusain had Instructed hor ambassador
ut Pokin to deinhnd u cosslon OF terri.
tory Tor Il harbor on tho Pacific, con.
firms tho WOW that Washington diplo.
mats have long held, that Russia would
obtain Port Lazarofr before tho negotia.
tons ended. A prominent diplomat
who has visited Port Lnzaroil says 1t Is 4
superb harbor and will give Russia ono
oi tho finest naval Htations on tho
Pacific. Tho cables fail to bring out
tho fact, however, that Port Lazarelf 10
In Korea, not China, 30 that tho Rus.
sian demand, whilo primarily made oil
China. must also DO made to Japan,
and to Korea II the latter's iudepond.
enco Is recognized. Tho failure OF Eng.
land to join in tho monacing action OF
other European powers is explained BY
officials on the ground that England al
ready has her asia,ic possessions and
Pacific naval stations, so that she is
anxious to maintain tho status quo,
while thu latter powers arc anxious to
secure similar territorial and naval nd.
yantapes.
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Oscar Wildc's Trial.

LONDON, April 24.-Tho application of
counsel for Oscar Wilde to have his
trial, which is sot down for Friday next
Of tho old Bailey court, postponed on
tho ground that his lawycra have not
had sufficient time to prepare for tho
defense, aud that tho present slate OF
public foeling made a fair trial impos.
siblc, wns reiussd to-day. Oscar Wilde's
homo wa, sold out by the sheriff to-day
in tho presence Of n great crowd Of cur.
iosity mongurs.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than othersa and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by moro promptly
adapting the worlds best products TO
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in tho
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to tho taste, the refreshing aud truly
beneficial properties Of a perfect lax
alive; cilectually cleansing the system,
dispclling colds, headaches and fcvcrs
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession, because it acts OH the Kid
ncys, Liver and Bowels without weak.
cning them and il is perfectly FREQ from
every Objectionable substance. =
Syrup of Figs in for sale by all drug
gists in 50c and 81 bottles, but it is
ufacturcd by tho California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose namc is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being we'll informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
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Sptcid! Dnpdeh 10 tie la!elgtser.
CALDWELL, ONO, April 2L-Tho ST..
Clairsville Presbyterian convention at
this place closed its annual session to.
night. Last night tho Caldwell Presby.
terrain church, which was demolished
by Il cyclone on July 81, 1893. was for
mally redelicatcd with imposing cere.
monies. Rev. John S. Plumer delivered
the dedicatory sermon. Tho session
just closed was largely attended, and a
vast amount OF interest was displayed
throughout. The next session will be
held at Cumberland in September. 1896.
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One pint warm water, one-four.h cake
compressed yeast, one scant t%easpoonful
salt, two ta~blcspooninls molasses, n
quarter tcaspooriul soda. Mix all togeth.
er and stir in graham flour to mako a
dough a still as can be stirred. Fill
small tin pans half full; keep warm:
when pans arc full put into quick oven.
Bake from one-half to th~ree:fourths OF
an hour. Excellent, warm for tea
iEoD,ri1LLIl
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CoHsrANrIsorLE. April 2l.-The Turk
ish government has isauod orders rofus.
ing admission into tho Turkish empire
OF any newspapers containing tho letter
from tho special correspondent OF tho
Associated l'ross in Armenia, received
hero on April 10, announcing TINT tho
Armeninns wore planning n revolt
against Turkish rulo.
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OUR better halves say they could not
keep house without Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. 1t Is used in moro
than half the homes in Ieeda. SINS
Bros, Leods, Iowa, This shows the
estecm in which that remedy is hold
whore it has beon sold for years and ia
we'll known. Mothers have learned
that there is nothing so good for colds.
Group and %whooping cough, that it
cures these ailments quickly and per.
manently, and that it is pleasant and
safe for children TO take.
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CoRNELlA, LA.-'For ovor ak yonra |
wns grcatly troubled with constipation
and biliouaness, and was often unable
to work. At the suggestion OF a friend
I.triod Simmons Liver Regulator, aud am
now FREQ Of those troubles. "-llarrison
Tarloton. Your druggist soils II In pow
dor or liquid; tho powder to DO takon
dry, or made into n tea. -
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Special DhpdtA 10 tie htesiJeHrr.
SrEuBEsviLLE. O.. April 24.-William
TIorner was arrested tonight for stab.
bling John Jok us. a rival saloon keeper,
last night. Homer went to Johns ga.
loon and seriously cut him without,
provocation. This evening Homer re-
turned to Johns saloon. threatening To
shoot him II he found him, when no
was arrested. liorner has delerium
tremens.
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BERLIN, April GA despatch re-.
ccivod hero from Toxic to-day says that
tho ENJOYS OF Russia, Germany and
Franco havo formally protested Mt tho
Japanese ministry OF foreign Affairs at
tho INCORPORATION by tho terms Of tho
treaty Of ponce between China mud Ja-
pan Of any OF tho Chinese mainland in
tho Japan0sO empire.
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Death In u COck.Plt.

LEON, Mex, April 2l.-By tho c%ollaps.
ing OF tho ampithoatro, which surround
on Il cockpit at tho village of lIuitla,
six NOR have boon killed aud several
wounded. Tho arena was crowded, and
the deaths wcro principally from sullo.
cation.
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W. +. SANFORD, Station Agent OF
Loopor, Clarion county, Pa, writes: l
can recommend Ono Minute Cough Cure
as tho best ! ovor used. 1t gave instant
relief and u quick euro. Logan Drug
Co., Wheeling. ". Va, b. I. Peabody,
Bon wood, and Bowie 4 Co., Bridge
port, Q.
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ALBANY, n. Y, April 24.-Mr.
o'Grady presented in tho house to-day
a petition TO Congress aud resolution
favoring tho annexation Of Canada to
the United States. The resolution was
adnntnl-
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Special DhDdith 10 the Ia.safqsRetr.
CnARLEsroN, w. Va. April 2i.--Adju.
tant General lIolloy says tho place for
holding tho next grand oncampment
has not yet been decided upon. It
seems probable that parkersburg will
DO chosen.
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SICK headache. constipation and indi-
gostion are quickly cured by De Wits
Little Early Risers, tho famous little
pills. Logan Drug Co., Wheeling, W.
Va, B. F. Peabody, Benwood, aud Bowie
4 Co., Bridgeport, O.
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Hub Building.

FOR RENT-One elegant office
room, also one large elegant hall,
first floor entrance. Until perma-
nently rented, will rent hall for en-
tertainments, etc. Most centrally
located and best advertised building
in the city. For terms, etc, apply at
THE HUB CLOTHlERS.
Fourteenth and Market streets.
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GENERAL NOTICES,
ITO ARCHITECTS, CONTRACTORS

l. AND BUILDERS, NOTICE.
II being the desire aud IutentIon OF the County
Court OF Putnam county, W. Va, 10 remodel
and repair the Court lIouSS OF said county, sItu.
ate In the town Of WInleli. notice is horeby
given 10 atChiiecti, contractors and builders to
furnish OH or before the meeting Of said County
Court, Oh the ID day OF June. 1895, plans and
specifications for rOmodcllug. e~nlasHlng and 70.
pairing tho said Court House building. together
with estimates Of tho cost for such work.
Tho present building Il Of brick. IS tcot long
by ~ feet wide, aud Is two stories high.
When such rlnn,, &c, arc submitted tho Court
Will. al Its meeting on said id day Of June next.
determine md decide 10 adopt that plan which
shall be deemed tho hoSt aud most nd advantageous:
and will paw n reasonable amount for tho plan
adopted. For any further Information. address
l. A. SALMOSS. Clerk.
Winfield, ". Va
MARCH. Is. 1895. mr3O
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SMITH g. DICKINSON,
1929 MARKET STREET.
FOR SALE.

No. HISS Penn street, . rooms aud bath. both
gases, Cheap,
No. a 18th street, ll.roomed brick Cheap.
No, Coz Market street, 6 rooms, $500.
Nos ll0i and ilB Market street. business
property. Sl2.Sg0.
Nos. n and - 37th street, 10 rooms. Si,5N.
No. 49, Market street, : rooms and bath. $500
No. 91S. York street ) iUomS. Cheap.
Nc. SS. Front st., S rooms and bath. Cheap.
No. 1915 Chapllno ST., S rooms, bath room and
large stable 5000.
Corner 18th and Woods street, dwelling and
store room Cheap.
Houses OF NIL sizes and In diFcront locations
Saloon for sale on 10th street, cheap.
Restaurant and hotel for sale on Market street.
cheap,
Restaurant and hotel for sale on 18th street.
cheap.
Cigar store on Market street for sale cheap.
Building lots In all tho best locations In tho
CITY.
Farms for salo on easy terms
HOUSES TO RENT. MONEY TO LOAN.
Hurry j. FINK.
Telephone 6ST. fmtT1 Ills Market Street. City.
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Tho ship canal between tho Baltic
and the Black seas will be completed in
five years. 1t will DO a thousand miles
long and will cost 500, 000, 900.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ORDER OF PUBLICATION-THE
" State OF West Virginis Ohio county, IS:
In the Circuit Court Of Ohio county, West Vir-
g!nih April Rules. 1875.
Matilda Schcuk
w, Yin Chhnccyy.
Philip Schcnk and others.
The object Of this suit is TO partition tho real
estate Of which Philip Schcns and Katharine
SchcnE, his wife, diod seized, among tho de.
visces under the will OF said katharine Schens.
said renl estate helm. the north half Of lot No. II
and the south twelve inches VI lot Nc. y In TINT
part OF tho city OF Wheeling, Ohio county West
Nirclniu. laid ont by Ebcnczcr Zane.
Aud II appearing from on affidavit fled IN
said cause, ut these rnloS. that the defendants.
Sophie Holt and Joseph llOltE. are not residents
Of the state Of West Virginia. nnd they not hav-
In. been served with process In said suit on
motion Of the complainant. by her solicitor, this
order Of publication Is entered aGainst them,
Rnd II Is ordered that the said defendants, above
named, DO and nrc required 10 appear within
ono month after Tho date OF the first publich.
ton OF this order md do whht Is necessary 10
protect their Interests. II Is further ordered
lint this order DO published md posted ~ ro'
CURED b. law.
Witness. John ". Mitchell. clerk OF our said
court. a. tho court house pt snld county. this Srd
day OF April, 1895, to.wit: Aprll rules. lS9S.
JOHN ", MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published the first time April 4 lsaA.
Attest: JOHN ". MITCHELL. Clerk.
". J. W. CownKS.
Solicitor for Complainant. api.rh
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sc a yard.

Imported 45-inch Suitinss, new and
stylish Mixtures. Checks, Twills.
Zig,Zlg Checks. in black and.
white, and all Spring shades,
principally offered elsewhere at
yard. Placed on special table
A.
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HINTS TO ~HoUSEKE EPERs.


d april 70.
Do we know anybody All. dear mo, we are
mos. Of Us are very lonely In the world: YOU who
have anybody who loves you. cling TO thorn aud
thank GOd-ThGekcup.