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u6S HS tApT6BHu.
Senior don Francisco Lecurt.-Habana Septiem-
bre 6 de 1895.
POGO proposito por ns turaeza para procurar
haceFme visible, obligan dirgirne usted dos
grandes deberes cuales son mi gratitud la respe-
table preparation amada "Dgestvo Mojarreta''~y
la compassion que todos debemos los desdichados
que sufran padecimentOs tan hOrribes como los que
durante argos eilos hiceron la vida martirio.
Citar los respetabes m6dicos que me han reco-
nocido APPLICABLE sus conocimientos, puedo pero
81 hago constar que he agotado cuantos recursos
paciones; que cuando va me habia resignado su-
fir mpaslble mis- males fue enando emPece mate
tom sus inapreciables obleas.
Tome este medicamento en- el mes de Junio
medication; concui de tomarlo no he vueto pa
decor nj ell mas pequeno trastorno mis- funciones
so como no veia desde hace trenta aflos.
Este ndescrptib'e bien que al Digestive Moja
rrieta debo, me obhga confesar en- benefcio de la
hnmanidad que puede darse enfermedad mas GRO
mic nj mas rebelde que la mia, sin embargo estoy
s1r~do por 10 cua puede usted car mi curacon entire
as Rotabes, en- "a eguridad de qEn publicarla es
va conocida por gran nimero de personals.
Aprovecho gusto Ia ceson para otrecerme de
usted alto $ q. b. S M, francisco Leco~'t
Los nuevos dignatarios oficialea do
Ia l7gia "Modestia" establecida en- Ponce
ara ei a6o 1896 son:-Miembros houora
rios, don Jose do Guzman Benit+ Z-Don
Rafael ArriIiaga -D3n Julio E, Sbeina
ch r-Don Alberto J Nndal Won. rable
NJ ,atro, don Aadr5 Cora2on.-Pri vi.
&tt3At3+ tOA nIdnOiSSS1 IL 40cstAStrS &C
gun 10 Vigilante, don Tomaa Ramos So
cratario, don Francisco I. Arizona -Taao
rtro, don Demstrio Goyena Linn snero,
don Guilermo >rt6s Maestro de Ceremo
Mas, don VaIentin Ortiz -Hxperto, don
Alfredo Scamaroni --Guarda Temple inta
rior, don Felix Simon Rojae.-Guarda
Temp. exterior, don Federico Piris -Di-
putado ante la Gran Logia, don Genaro
Vidal y Vidal
Las noticias del d1a reapecto de los
sucegos de Cuba son los signientes: Isl
que activament9 la persecution dc nues
tras tropas contra las partidas de Maceo y
Maxino Gomez. Los tenientes coroneles
eennr y Padr6u y Rodon, batieron las fuer-
Zas dc Rabf, causandole AZ muertos y mu
cho heridos. El combate disr6 tres Loras
NJ astras p6rdidas fIeron ocho solda1os y
oficiaiss muertos. y 40 solda1os h8ri.Ios,
Tambi6n el coronel Galbis ataco q los in
su gantes, cauaan doles 80 bajas. Noso.
t,os tuvimos dos ofciales caatro solda-
dos muertos y I'm Official y 18 soldados he.
ridot. En- ell ingenio sCristalina", en- las
Vilas, en- otro eneuentro, sufri6 el enemi.
go grandes bajas, contandose entire dstoa,
An muert0e y IN prisionero,
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En- Aguag. buenas las sefioritag '

En- Aguae. buenas las se6oritas j6-
snes de la segunda 'sociedad dieron up
asalto q los esposos don Jose Isafas Cana
cho dofla Ignacia Dfsz, ,quiones obsequia.
ron los concurrentes con la y.f es
plendidez b1iiandose algunae danaas y
reinando el mayor orden Y eompostura
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~ 50 ls.----~* aIa4 - "a
~4e-.s, i ,704 sacos con l38, ,891 kiIos
cate, so sacos con s, $50 kilos azi1car, 431
cueros pesando $40 lzilos 81 sacos Co
COS aecOs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-05

opera "Maria di Rohan," Donizetti. Ter
caro.--Jota da II zarzuela "Es duo dc la
Africana," Caba.l-r -Cuarto. -Schotis
Ell dalante," Valaro (A).-Quinto.-Pol-
ka Jupiter Ducheene. -Sexto.--Danza
IS apsitive, Duchesne.
N
Dfcese que la comisi6n nombrada por
eI gobierno de los Estados Unidos para
estudiar los lfmites entire Ia Guayana in
glesa y Venezutl Ia, 10 componen los ma
gistradoe Brewer y Halvoy, los juriscon-
suites Condert y Withe n 1apkins Gill
man, rector de la Universidsd
De 2 4 5000 ss 1oras del gusto mas 50
iecto y refinado an junta ceiebrada hoy
en- Ia caile de la Fortaleza nImero 33han
declarado animes, como movidas pof un
resorte, que las muselinas de lana, telas
de espumilla mompel tisus, expuestas
en- el moderno establecimiento Los Depen-
dientes Fortaleza 33 son las telas de mas
gusto y novedad que Sc han inportsdo des-
de el descubrimiento dc Pto Rico -Ar1i
Vi Gonzalez y Compafl1a sociedad en- CO
-
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Los MN os

,toman voluntariamente. For
=-----.------ recetada extensamente y
reco1Esaaz6 6Ia.,Szs, 6n~.sse .gEnor su agradable
sabor como por los excelentes regultados
que Sc obtienen en- levantar elSBistema
de los ni1os palidos, raq1iticos y en-
fermizos,. particularmente los que pa
decen de Anemia, Escr6fula, Raquitismo
en- general, de toda enfermedad de
los huesos y de Ia sangre. Ademas, esta
PREPARATION
De WAMF OLE
perfeccionada y sin sabor, de Aceite de
Higado de Bacalao con Jarabe de
Hipofosftos compuesto, E1tractos de
Malta Y de Cerezo Silvestre, robustece
las carnes, resiste & los g6rmenes de
Intermediates, & la vez que previene ell
ataque de Ia sangre escrofulosa Ell los
pulmones, que acknowledgements termina
en- Escr6fula Pulmonar Tisis. Las
curaciones de los nif1os Sc hacen con
economic, y son permanentes.
De venta en- Las Droguerias y Boticas
y Fidel Guillermety, San Juan.
Vale y Cancio, Ponce
Q. J. Monagas, Mayaguez.
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UEKVEZA UANEOA ANCLA
es la Enejor que SO importa Ell asta
Isla. Sc recibe solamente on LA Null
Ia donde Ia venden al por mayor y detail
800 ESPANOL Y COMPANIA.
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De Caguas nos. escriben, q. de la cora
pafla dc zsrzaela quo ALI va dar aIgu
mas funciones, es enpresario don Mag1n
Arglel!es. que debutara con la conocida
zarzuela "ka Tempestad".
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De "La Liga Agraria:

Hoy hessos tenido ell gusto de saludar
en- esta redaccion nuestro amigo don 10.
s6 Sosa Olivia, propietario agricultor de
Canovanas, qui N deseamos grata per.
manencia en- esta Capital.
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Por 81 correo de aver lego esta Ca
pitaI un Real Dscreto, disponiendo la ad-
mission dc las C6dulas Hipotecarias del
Banco Territorial de Puerto Rico, en- toda
clase de fianzas y garant1aa, tanto al Go
biernO como los MuniciDicg
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Han debido principiarse va en- Me-
yagiiez los trabaios del edificio en- que ha
de instalarse los aparatos para producer {
alumbrado el6ctricO.
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bUEN SUELDO.-Se ofrecs uno muy bue-
no quien en- verdad entienda de hacer
escrituras con estllo concise letra clara.
Los que quieran la plaza podr&n dirigirse
al Lcdo La Tore, dandole antecedenteg
do ocupaci0n. 1O-1O
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Sc ysNDf UNA FIAGA de 200 cuerdas, ,ubi-
oada en- Ia 1urisdiceion do Rio-granda, bA-
rrio de Guzm2n arriba, con arboleda de
buenas maderaa, platanales 20 cuerdas
de cafe. Informaran en- esta Capital,
Sol nilmsro T6, SIS
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Habana, 10 que ha vsnido nuevamente s
suscitar la question do los limites entre Is
Guayana inglesa y Venezuela, es el descu-
brimiento reciente do ricas minas de orc y
plata, en las vertientes de in arroyo 8 flu
yente del rio Qriuooo, que atraviesa 81 te
rritorio de Venezuela y de Ia Guayana,
sin que de un modo positive pueda liuai
tarse el Iinite de los dos puebos
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La Compaf1la dramatica del aplaudi-
do actor Roncoroni, pondra esta noche en-
egeena el grandioso drama hist6ricn- mill
tar, titulado "El Sofaado de San Merciap.
La simpatica Conclllfs Narvaez. bailara
despu6s de Ia repr* 80. tsci6n, la danza ca
raotezi stica Viva Saville!
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las plataformas reGultan mas c6modas no
teni6ndolos, pueato que los pasajerog, aun-
que do pie, pueden ir mas desahogados
Que en- los que las tienen. El nuevo CAIRO
esta hecho con gusto y es mas liyiano que
los demAs. Celebramos los progresses dc
la eYnprepa
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-D1cese que en- Oeuta So han declarado
'asos de una enfermedad sospechosa. AL
gunos Green que sea colerina c6lera,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-05

Dice 81 D6ar6o Popuzor de Mayagiie
fechado anteayer que eiguzn ALI bajand
los carnbioa Sc cotizan sobr- l-oadres
81, 20 6 Paris 46 p9s-Nu@va YcTl
40 p3 y Habana Al pS EI azdcar e z
de IN alza de 124 centavos en- Nueva Yo1
Y LOndres.
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Nueetro amigo el Sr. Don Manuel Ca
ballar nos t>legraf1a dasde Aibonito, inte-
resandonos para que contribuyarnos que
SO esaya una eolicitud S NJ. la Reina,
apelapdo 4 Ia hid4ig IA espahola. q fin do
padir .! induIto del u fogtuna1o periodista
Izc3a D1 Ys diiiDaoa aver gus de todo
filanfrnYlia
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De Ceguas: "Anoche tuvo lugar un
asalto preparado por varias dietinguidas
senoritas y caballeros COT ira la casa de
nuestro eatimado amigo 81 sef1or Icdo don
Manuel T Martin La jarana NO pudo
GER mas agradab.e, al duehos de la casa
pudisron hecsr mas de 10 que hicieron por
agradar sus amigos ALI congregados,
obsequiandoles con exquisitos dulces y IL
cores. La reunion termino la una de la
madrugada entire la animaci6n le ale,
gria de todos los concurrentes."
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Piezas quo tocara en- la retreta de esta
nochs la mdsica del Battalion de Volunta,
rioa:-P Primero.--Paso doble "Fuego avan-
zando," Observation-Disclosures do IL
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De Quebradlllas nos escriben que 10
tnico de nuevo que ocurre en- aquel pueblo
muy duroy una reyerta habida entire dos
vcluntarios en la que uno tir6 de TN pu-
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Live stock MARI cts.

BALTIMORE, May 2Sth. 1896.
There has been quite limited offer
ing at the yards this week, and its
quality generally is an Improvement
over that of last week. The market has
been strong and fairly active through
out at an Improvement of II to Is cents
per 100 lbs on nearly or quite all grades.
Quotations $500 to $40, most sales at
So % to 81. 40 per 100 lbs. The range
at same time last year was from s.. OO
to 1855 per 100 lbs.
Prices of beef cattle this week ranged
as follows Best beeves at 4.25aS4 40
those generally rated first quality 8 GOA.
$40, medium or good fair quality
) l5aS3.40, and ordinary thin steers
oxen and cows 2.00aS2.50 per 100 lbs.
Receipts--S2S head, against 900 last
week, and $50 same period last yeaI
SaIes---,- head, against 900 last
week, and $50 head same period last
year.
Sheep and lambs. Receipts, 4.l72
head. We quote butcher sheep at 2a3s
cts. per h., and lambs at 5a6t cts. per
10, gross.
NEW YORK, June 1.-Beeves--Re.
ceipts 5,72O head. The Market was
steady ordinary to prime native steers
sold at 3.9OaS4.60 per 100 lbs, and bulls
and dry cows, 2.l5aS3.25. The range
at same time last year for ordinary to
prime native steers was from "a. SO to
$3.50 per 100 lbs. Sheep and Lambs
Receipts 1891 butcher sheep sold at
3.OOaS4.5O, and lambs at 4.75aS7. so per
100 lbs. HOgs--ReCeipts IL 800; live
hogs sold at 3.6OaS4. 10 per 100 lbs.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

PURSUANT to decree of the CIR.
Il cult Court of Greenbrier county
made at the April term, 1896, in the
chancery cause of r. b. Holt vs. AMI
Hager et ais, by which the undersigned
was appointed a Commissioner in the
room and stead of r. +. Dennis who by q
former decree had been appointed q
Commissioner to make sale OF the land
in the bill and proceedings mentioned
L will, as such commissioner, on
Saturday, June 10Th, 1896,
at IL O'Clock a. M, IN front of the Lew.
isburg Hotel, in the town Of ewisburg
offer for sale, at public auction, that val.
liable farm of so acres, situated about
two miles southeast of Lewisburg, adj
joining the lands of Gillespie and others.
and being the same land on which the
defendant, AMI Hager, now resides -
t has on it good buildings and very
fne orchard of improved fruit.
Terms OF SALE:
Cash in hand sufficient to pay cost of
suit and expenses of sale, and rs to the
residue of purchase money credit of
six months will be given, the purchaser
giving bond with good security, bearing
interest from day Of sale.
THOS. H. DENNIS,
Special Commissioner.
Bond with approved security has
been given, as required by the decree
in the above named cause, by the said
Special Commissioners.
JONATHAN MAYS,
May 2S-4w. Clerk.
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Com misSiOncr's Sale
OF VERY
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,

by virtue of DEGREES of the Circuit
- Court OF Greenbrier county, rem
dered in six suits in chancery therein
pending, which were heard together, and
in which Alex. +. Mathews, II. A Holt
VIM. NJ. Tyree, EnOch Smith, Wash.
ington Smith and A. McV. Miller, le-
spectively, are plaintiffs, and in all of
which w. II. Conquest, jr., and others
are defendants, the undersigned Special
Commissioner, appointed by said de-
crees will sell, at public auction, to the
highest bidders, in front of the hotel of
John w. Anderson, in the town of AL
derson, in Monroe county, w. Va, on
Saturday, the 10th day of June, 1896,
the following valuable real estate, viz:
That very valuable and fertile farm
situated Immediately below or west of
the town of Anderson, on Greenbrler
River, known as the "Layne Bottom"
tract, containing 365 acres, exclusive of
the bed of the river and of the railroad
right of way through the same. This
tract of land lies principally in Sum-
mers county, but partly also i'm Monroe
and Greenbrier and sequal to any farm
In the said counties. 1t will be sold
SUBJECT TO certain rights given by q
brown stone, and also to said railroad
right of way. This tract will first he
offered in subdivisions and then as a
whole.
Also the undivided three ourths of
the Following properties
a tract of land Of 125 acres, more or
less, on Flat Top Mountain in Monroe
county, formerly owned by +. +. Oar
nall and John s. Darnall. Certain wa.
ter rights and privileges granted to w q.
/. Conquest by the town of Anderson.
Certain privileges and rights of water
granted said Conquest by Jas. Mann
through certain land OF said Mann in
Monroe county. A tract of 81 acres.
known as the Clay property, in and near
the, town Of North Anderson. A tract
OF 22f acres near North Anderson and
known as part of the Fair Grounds. -
A tract of 2 acres in North Anderson,
known as the DIR. Clay lot. A tract of
III acres, more or less, near North AL
derron and known as the w. ID. Dear
ing land.
After being offered separately all
these properties will be offered as a
whole and that sale will he adopted
which brings the best price, and when
oHered as a whole they will be started
at the upset bid of Wyndham Boiling,
w. I. Conquest, jr., and Jas. ii. Miller
of $4,000.
TERMS OF SALE:
Cash sufficient to pay the costs of the
suit and the expenses of the sale, and
as to the balance upon credits of 6, IL and
IL months, thespurchasers to execute
bonds, with good personal security,
bearing interest from date for said de,
ferred payments. Possession given
purchasers January LIST, 1857.
MASON MATH EWS.
Special Commissioner.
L certify that bond has been given by
the ABOVE named Special Commissioner
as required by law.
JONATHAN MAYS,
WAY Zl-oW. Clerk.
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COM MISSIONERS' SALE.

Under and by virtue of decree OF
- the Circuit Court of Greenbrie1
county, entered on the Goth day of June
1892, in the chancery cause of w. F.
Sydenstricker, administrator, plaintiff
VS.. SiIaS Il. Kincaid and others, defend.
ants, will offer for sale, at public auc.
ton, in front Of the Lewisburg Hotel
i'll the Town of Lewisburg, on
Monday, the 10Th day of June, 1896,
at O'Clock p. M, the tract 60 acres OF
land, lying on the waters of Anthony 6
Creek, being the land sold to Silas II.
kincaid by Henry Sydenstricker, and
is said to be fine land.
TERMS OF SALE:
Sufficient cash in hand will be re.
CURED to pay costs Of suit and expenses
of sale, and for the residue the purchaser
will be required to give bonds, with ap.
proved security, payable in 6, IL and
Is months
j. NJ. Now HORTER,
Special Commissioner.
| certify that the above named Com
missioner has given the bond required
by law.
JONATHAN MAYS,
June 4-4w. Clerk.
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NOTICE..
John w. Booher


VS..
David A. Dwyer, administrator of A
w. &. Poage, deceased, and Matte f.
POage, widow.
NJ OTlCE is hereby given to all par
~ ties concerned, that the under
signed was by the County Court OF
Pendleton county, State OF Kentucky
by order entered on the End day OF
March term, 1896, appointed guardian
for John III. Poage, Blanche J. Poage
Harvey Poage and Mary Poage, infant
children of said A. w. G. Poage, dec d.
and bond with security, approved b,
the said County Court as sufficient, hav
ing been executed, delivered and filed in
the said Court, notice is hereby givel
that | shall, on the first day OF
the term of the Circuit Court for Green
brier county, w. Va, to be held on the
23rd day of June, 1876, file a petition
and move the SAID Court for an order
directing the said David A. Dwyer, Ad
ministrator of said A. w. G. POage, de-
ceased, to pay oyer and deliver to me- rs
such guardian, such funds as may be in
his hands, due to my said wards, and
also such further sums as may hereafter
come into his hands that may be found
due and payable to the said wards.
JOHN w. BOOKER,
Guardian for Fl Poage, Blanche J
Poage, Harvey Poage and Mar,
Poage.
Nav 2S-Iw
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Card from Col. PeytOu.

Editor GreenbIier Independent:
am for the money Of the Consti-
tuition, gold and silver, and am not
in favor of any discrimination for
or against either metal. We need
both. l have always favored ligis-
lation to help the toiling class of my
countrymen. My interests have a.
,0dyS been that of the people, and no
man can trutI1uRLy say that at any
time have l been governed by or
been in sympathy with any Corpo-
ration or monopoly to class me as a
Gold bug" | am Jeffersonian
Democrat, and in harmony with the
action taken by the district meetings
recently held in our county and
shall always be with my party and
stand by her platform. These are
my views as often expressed hereto
fore to my friends. | will also say
that rumors to the effect that l have
other Deputies than those named in
my announcement are absolutely
without foundation.
Very truly yours,
CHAS. S. PEYTON.
ROncererte, W. "a, Jiue LIST, 1896
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A Card from Il. +. Harlow.

To the Democratic Voters:
Inasmuch as other candidates for
the Legislature have expressed their
sentiments, through the newspapers,
upon the question of the free coinage
Of silver, and as all have been re
quested to do so, l deem it proper
and right that the people should
know my position upon this great
National issue. Briefly stated, am
in favor of the free and unlimited
coinage Of both gold and silver at
the present legal ratio of 16 to /, Just
as it was prior to 1873, regardless OF
the action of any other nation.
B. F. Harlow
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WI EST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.-
The commencement exercises of
this institution will take place June
9th 10th. From program sent us
by DIR. j. l.. Goodnight, President,
we state the leading features of the
exercises as follows: Saturday even.
ing, Moot Breach of Prom.
Use case Sunday morning-B acca-
laureate Sermon by Rev. j. S. Ram.
say, ID. d., New York City; Mon.
day-Competition by Companies for
Corps Colors; Monday evening, Re-
gents Prize Defamation. Tuesday,
Competitor Drill and Presenting
Prizes. Tuesday evening, Contest
between Literary societies Wednes-
day, Annual Commencement. The
year has been the most prosperous
in the history of the School. There
was an increase of 10 students, the
matriculations reaching 39S.
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ID URSUANT to a decree of the Cir
II cult Court of Greenbrier county,
made at the April term, 1896, in the suit
or II. Is. Moore VS.. James +. Walkup
ct al, we, the undersigned Commits
sioners, will resell, at public auction,
to the highest bidder, in front of the
Lewlsburg Hotel, in the town of Lew
isburg, on
Mondag, the 22nd day of June, 1896,
the tract of 100 acres of land hereto.
fore sold in this cause and purchased by
Ida V. Walkup. Said tract of land is
situated near to Brownstown in Fall
ing Spring district, Greenbrier county
and IS known as the Jas. +. Walkup
home place.
TREMs OF SALE:
Cash on day of sale sufficient to paw
cost of rule and expenses Of resale and
the sum of S420.17, with interest from
the 18th day Feb, 1896, being the
amount of the first purchase money
bond Of Ida V. Walkup, and the bal
ance in two equal installments, PAYABLE
on the 10th Of November, 1896, and the
10th of May, 1897, with interest from
day of sale, purchaser to execute bond
with good security for for the deferred
payments.
JOHN w. HARRIS,
l.. j. WILLIAMS,
Special Commissioner.
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Notice,

HAVE returned home to remain
L this fall and winter. Ihaye located
In DR.. s. Ii. Austin's office, Cd Main
street, to work at my trade. Work
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction.
Also still continue my oculist business.
Will call on any parties who desire
Glasses, If they will let me know.
have also added to nv line of busi-
ness repairing Of all kinds of Sewing
Machines. Also all kinds of material
for them on hand. All work guaran-
teed. Bring on your machines.
Very respectfully,
J. A. LOWE,
Oct. 24-tf. Jeweler q Opticlan.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1896-06-04

GREAT CONFEDERATE REUNION.
Richmond, Va, is making prepare
tions for the greatest Confederate
Reunion held in the South since the
war. 1t will be held June Both, and
July lst and 2nd. and will be the &C.
casion of the laying of the corner
stone OF the splendid monument to
the memory Of Jefferson Davis
Gen. Stephen ID. Lee, of Mississippi,
will be the leading orator, though,
as the festivities will continue for
three days, many other addresses
may be expected. Reduced rates
will be given on all the railroads
and the good people of the old Con-
federate Capital, now one of the
largest and most prosperous cities of
the South, are preparing to feed the
old veterans and otherwise give them
a warm welcome.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1896-06-04
COL. SELLERS,

THE brown Stallion, formerly owned
l. by Mr.. A. ID. A. Bruce, will stand
for the Season Of 1896 at the Lewisburg
FAIRGROUNDS. COL. SELLERS,
rs is well known, is a great sire of run
ners and fast drivers-one Of his colts,
Tom Mack, having run half mile on
half mile track III 40 seconds. PEDI-
GREE. Sired by Sacramento, the sire
of Bob Henderson 2.2S, and others in
the 80 list. lst dam by Revenue End
dam by Lexington.
Premiums. &c, awarded him:
First. Clarksburg. Twice as best
light driver. First. Weston. Twice
as best light driver. First. Weston.
Best Stallion shown with colts
First. Lewisburg. Best single driver
any age or sex. First. Lewisburg.-
Diploma. Best Stallion.
TERMS.-Season, $500, with usual
privileges Of return.
II. l.. BEARD,
May 2S-4w. Owner.