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AUDITORS NOTICE.

THE TOWNSHIP Board OF Asses>
Il sors will meet At their respective
places OF meeting In each Township p
OH Thursday March 4th 1897 for the
purpose OF can Wasting the tax returns,
aud the County Board OF Equalization
will meet at he Court House on Tues
day March 9th 1897.
j A. COOK,
County Auditor.
Feb 22nd 1897.
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A Patientless Doctor Kills Him
self.

Savannah, Feb. tS.-Dr j c
Montgomery committed suicide at
Macon today. He was despondent
over his poor receipts. He re-
Gently lived at Colum bus, and
leaves q wife and two children in
destitute circumstances.
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NOTICE..

4 LII PERSONS AEE HEREBy-
"A waruei not {" hsrboc or employ
my son Willie FrsZier who is minor
and left my home without my cnnsenr-
Said boy ~ about Is years of ag., about
D feet inches hign, weighs about $50
pounds and IL ofa DARK ringer cake
color.
The law will bs strictly enforced,
against each and every pnrsOn disrs-
gardimg this notice
ERWIN FRAZIER
Feby. 8. 1897,
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get the bill considered at this ses-

sion.
The appropriation and supply
bill have been disposed of by the
house. The house cut the South
Carolina college appropriation
down, but in the fight over it
practically settled the question OF
charging tuition fees in the cdu
cational institutions of the State
so far as this general assembly is
concerned. Mr. Z d Smith has
had his bill on the subject continu.
ed until the next session. The
senate finance comuittee has re-
commended that all these appro-
priations but those for the salari-
es of state house clerks be rcstor-
ed to the committee on ways and
means. In some instances addi-
tional sums overlooked have been
provided by this committee.
During the past week rad
cal measure was introduced
through the committee on affairs
ana 'hat Is dcSlgnedto driN" whls-
key distillers out of BUSINESS in
the state. It's a MI to prohibit
inc "iSuI'lhE or liquors containing
"I'"h"i IN TINS State ani providing
irneN from 5000 to 900 ~ IN
Pr'NohnoHt from two to five
years.
The senate did not have very
much 20 do during the week Just
passed. 1t continued till nrNt scs-
sion Mr Connor>s bill torcducc
the privilege tax on fertilizers,
thereby settling the fate of sever
al such bills now pending. Then
it passed the bicycle baggage bill
and it became Il law to the Joy of
all whceImcn. 1t killed the anti
cigarette bill and the bill to re-
peal the anti-free pass act. 1t has
passed the bill requiring all raul
road passenger trains, except
through vestlhuled flyers to stop
at all stations, after putting n
provlSo so as to provide for at
least one mixed train day. This
week the house promises to give
tn" "o""So oil 1t can 90 dHN and
h'Snt'
i"e noS' Important measure
"S'"e from 'ne appropriation ana
supply o'''S 10 IHlSS 'le mouse I"St
"eeh WIS Tue h'o'er OH pr"'id-
ing lot "'''Nlh@ an" insurance
c"''''l'SS'oh' III" printing oiIi
"'"t over 70 ','e '''N| session IN"
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Reward for a Thief.

WIZ PAY $40 Tor the arrest OE
Il John Mcfadden. who entered my
house on Tuesday afternoon last and
stole money and jewelry. sail John
McFadden is between 10 aud Is wears
OF age, slick black fellow with blue
gums, weiehs about 140 or $50 pounds :;
walks as IL his feet were shack ed: h is
hands look ashy all the,ime. He was
raised near Richhurg Last seen Az.
Chester on Tuesday night
+. II Massey,
Lancaster, -. G..
Nov. 81 lS96-tf
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ESTRAY HORSE.

A LIGHT BAY HORSE. ahoasr-
zen ytsrs old wns taken up on
nv premises ON the 3Is' day of De
o. nner ,ast when taken up there.
was 1o him boys saddle and the
heaxstail ola bind bride. Tue owner
can gGt same by pr"Nirg property an,s
phNipg the tNptnsts Gf Keeping an,s
advertising Z The said horse
w ID. HYATT,
:, 400 Beiair, s. &.
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THE LEGISL AZURE WORK.
Some Retrospective and Prospcc-
tive Glanccs--Thc Crisis in
tho Matter of Taxation.
The State, 22nd.

If the senate does not hang up
the house concurrent resolution to
adjourn sine die at 1880 IN to-
day week the "'long session of
the South Carolina general assem-
bly, will terminate ut that time and
the taxpayers can draw a SIGH of
relief. And speaking of the tax-
payers, II great many of them
hereabouts, already heavily taxed,
and consumed with anxiety to
know what the Legislature is 90.
ing to do with the three very radi-
cal revenue measures that have
Just been introduced almost as the
session IS about to come to an
end. The members of the admin.
iStration who prepared them have
madc them SO far reaching, in
many instances providing for
HoUpIe taxation, tnlt the general
bcIicfis that The legislature will not
pass them this session in the face
Of the , mill levy already provid-
ed for in the supply bill. All
three of the measures have been
placed ON the special ORDER caIcn-
dar on n footing with the lc4isla-
turc appropriation hiH. They So
rcvolutionlZc Tn" system OF tax
alton to which the people in this
State have been accustomed to for
years and years that they will
necessarily he eNhauStivcly dcbat-
ed. Hence It is thought that the
legislature will he more than like,
Iy to continue them to the next
session. The advocates of these
measures declare that without the
mills levy Will be insufficient to
raise the necessary amount for
the running expenses of the gov
ernment and that there will be n
dehclency or many thousands OF
dollars under the levy fixed.
lhey state further that without
theSe actS the levy next year Will
nave I" ne at 'eaSt D mills
IN view OF AT thc talk IN the
'"S' SIN years ABOUT r'ouc'h& the
'"NCS "l 'he people, inc present
''lH'N' "h'cl none can d"hN Is
serious "h'' Is OF moro than "rdI
farS interest L" 'hc puhIIc' How
1t Will "c S"AIieH oi course no one
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HOW TO FIND OUT.

Fill bottle or common uL,es with
urine and let il stand twenty-four
hours; II sediment or settling indicates
a diseased condition OF the kiineys.
when urine stains liuen II il positive
evidence Of kidney trouble. Too fire.
q'ent desire To urinate or pain in the
hac@, is a'so vincing proof that the
kidrc cy- and bladder are ,ut OF order.
WHAT TO DO.
-'rr--,- - r',Urorr IL The kuSw,rnu"
so Ofi'n expressed, that DR. KiImer's
swamp. Root, the greal kidney remedy
IA fills every wish In relieving pain
in The back, kidneys, liver, bladder
II every part "fthe urinary psssage.
II c"rrrcts IL nj iiitX tn hold urine aud
s"nidirg pam in pnssiug ii, or had
eff cts following use OF liquor. wire or
he"r, aud orercomes that urplemsaut
necessity OI being compelled to get ia
mlIY times during the night To urinafp
ll" mild and extraordinary fleets ot
swamp Root il soon ca.iard II
stands the hiphc.t for ii- wonderful
Cu'c- Oi the most distressing ra-Cs Il
You need a msdie.n" you should nave
The b.ot. Sold 10y druggists, price
fifty c-nts AND one dollar. For "A
sample hottie amI pamphlet, both sent
free by mai Cution HH LED GER
aud send your fuli post-uCiicc address
la DR. Kilmer IL 60, Biugham'on. y
y. The proprietor tins paper pusr~
an;ee the geuuiness of Ibis offer.
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SOUTH CAROLINA COLLRGE

COLUMBIA. 8. q.
Session begins September 80th. Ten
regular Courses, with Diplomas. Spec
ial Courses, with Certificates. Board
SS month Well appointed Labora
tories, Chemical. Physical. Biological,
etc. Gymnasiam. Total necessary
travelling and clothing). from SI23 to
Sl63. Women admitted tn all Glasses.
For further information, catalogue.
etc.. address the President,
JAMES WOODROW.
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E,tYe stock MARKETS..
BALTIMORE. June 2ud. lS9'

BALTIMORE. June 2nd. 1897.
The receipts have not been heavy this
week, but they have been ample for the
very slow demand prevailing. The
quality was not even as good rs that Of
last week and consisted more largely of
middle cattle and common grades
Tops were less numerous. All grades
were of lOal5 Cents-topS suffering
least. There were though, n few prime
tops among the offerings. Quotations
$500 to $500, most sales at $50 to
$40 per 100 lbs. The range at same
time last year was from s. to s.
per 100 lbs.
Prices of beef cattle this week ranged
rs follows: Best heevcS at 4.7OaS5 90 ::
those generally rated first quality 4.1Oa-
$40, medium or good fair quality
3.lOa$.5O, and ordinary thin steers.
oxen and COWS 2.OoaS2. 80 per 100 lbs.
RcCeiptS--l ,25Ohcad, against | III last
week, and l,59S same period last year.
SaleS--l, $50 head, against LIZ last
week, and l,O9S head same period last
year.
Sheep and lambs. Receipts, 5.S7S
head. We quote butcher sheep at 2a4
cts. per H., and lambs at 5ia6 cts, per
10, gross.
NEW YORK. June 7.-Beeves--Re-
ceipts $500 head. The Market was
active ordinary 10 prime native steers
sold at 4.40aS5.2 20 per 100 lbs, and bulls
and dry COWS, l.SOaS3.70. The range
ut same time last year for ordinary to
prime native steers was from s. to
$ per 100 lbs. Sheep and Lambs
Receipts 1862 butcher sheep sold at
&.25aS4.50, and lambs nj 5.O0aS6. 81; per
IL" HIS. Hogs--.-Receipts IL ,422 live
logs sold at { 0OISi.25 per 100 lbs.
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Trustees Sale.

ID URSUANT to the provisions of q
Il certain deed of trust executed to
the undersigned trustee by John Dris-
col, +. III. Camp, X. :. LOvelace and =.
II. Peck. survivors Of themselves and
Robert 4. RodeS, late partners i'm trade
under the firm name and style of Rodes
" Co., which deed bears date February
18th, 1897, is recorded in the Clerk IS Of
flee of the County Court OF Greenbrier
county, West Virginia, in Trust Deed
Book No. }, at page IS, and was given
to secure the "reditors of said RodeS 81
Co and being hereunto required by
certain of said creditors, | shall, as
such trustee, on
Saturday, J,me 1871, 1897,
in front of the Hotel Denning, i'm the
town of Ronceverte, West Va, offer
for sale ut public auction to the highest
bidder, those two certain lots of land
lying in the town and county aforesaid
and known in the plan of said town as
lots numbered 81 and 81, extending be-
tween Main street and Railway avenue,
which were conveyed to said Rodes &
Co. by Robert &. Rodes 10y deed dated
December 2nd, 1895, and recorded i'm
the said Clerk = Office in Deed Book No.
AZ, at page 544. These are the lots upon
"hi'ii 'he PoS'oiiice anu oIher OuliulnBS
are situated.
TERMS OF SALE:
Ten per cent. of the purchase money
In cash, and the residue in equal install
ments at six, twelve and eigheeen
months, with interest from the day of
sale, the purchaser to give bonds with
approved security, and the title to be
retained as ultimate security.
JOHN w. HARRIS,
May 20.4w. Trustee
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SALE OF Personal PROPERTY.

pI virtue of authority vested i'm us
ID rs trustees for j. II. Hoke by a
deed of trust, made by him to us on
August 18th, 1896, and recorded in the
office of the Clerk of the County Court
of Greenbrier county, in Trust deed
Book No. ,, page SIS, we will sell, at
public auction, To the highest bidder,
on the premises of said j. III. Hoke in
Remley's Draft, on
Friday, June 1871, 1897,
all of the personal property of said J.
III. Hoke, consisting of horses, mules,
wagons, harness, farming implements,
household and kitchen furniture, cows,
cattle, hogs, steam engines and boilers,
saws and lot of other property per-
tanning to logging and saving lumber.
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums of $40 and under cash
sums of over go credit of months,
the purchaser to give negotiable note
well endorsed. Come to the sale.
l.. J. WILLIAMS,
HENRY GILMER,
May 2O-5w. Trustees.
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TERMS OF SALE:
COmnissfOner's Moi
commissioners Notice.
Office of Com = James WithroD, !
LetriSbnrQ, MAJ 18th, 1897. I
Mary u. Alderson's admir-
VS..
j. Coleman Anderson ct al.

~ N.'INihhlI GU al.
4 LII persons interested in the above
n named cause, now pending in the
Circuit Court OF Greenhrier county.
Will take notice that have fixed upon
my sad office rs the place and the 18th
day of June, 1897, rs the time, to re-
port to the said Court, us follows:
LIST, a settlement of accounts of :.
l.. Price, adm r T. C. /. IL. of Mrs. NJ.
l.. Anderson. deceased, showing what
money has come or should have come
into his hands belonging to said estate
2nd, The estate owned 10y the tesla
triN ut the time of her death, and
whether held in severalty or in connec-
ton with others, and, in the latter event.
the extent of her interest, the location
of said lands and the nature thereof
whether wild or improved, and if wild
lands, whether any mines had been oper-
ated or opened upon them in the life.
time of the testatriX.
3rd, The debts of the testatriX owing
by her ut the time of her death, and
whether owing 10y her in the relation of
principal, or of surety or endorser, tC
whom owing, with tleir amounts, dig
mites and priorities.
ith, Any other matter deemed peril
nent and required by any person inter.
eSted in said suit.
At which time and place you are re-
quired TO attend.
JAMES WITHROW,
May 20-4w. Com'r CIR. Or. CT.
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Denmark Forrest Chief, 1915
National Saddle Horse Register.

THlS grand combined Saddle and
4 Harness Stallion will make the
season of 1897 at the Grant Farm, two
miles from White Sulphur Springs.
DESCRIPTION. denmark Forrest Chief
is four years old, is hands high, and is
solid bay in color. He comes from the
best strains of saddlers known in Ken.
tucky, and goes all the saddle gails with
ease, grace and speed.
Pedigree. Denmark Forrest Chief
sired by Forrest Denmark. Ivy Nam.
brine Forrest, by Ned Forrest, Jr., by
Simms Ned Forrest, by Edwin For.
rest. LIST dam Daisy Dean, by blue
Jeans. md dam Puss, by Rob Row
Extended pedigree furnished on appli.
cation.
Terms. - Denmark Forrest Chief
stands at $1,000 to insure mare in foal.
Money due rs soon AZ fact is known,
mare parted with, or bred to another
horse.
=. MACLEOD s. ROBINSON,
May 20 lw. White Sui. Springs.
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Commissioners Sale.

IN pursuance Of the authority vested
L in me as Special Commissioner, by
virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court
OF Greenbrier county, pronounced Oh
the 9th daN Of April, 1897, in the chan
Gerry cause of IL. Bennett. plaintiff,
against John Wurts and others. defen-
dants, will, on
FRIDAY. the 18th day Of June, 1897,
in front of the premises. in the town of
Frankfort, in said county of Green
brier, sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, that valuable lot. in the
SAID town of frankfort. in the bill and
proceedings mentioned and described,
with the buildings thereon, consisting
of good dwelling. house, Il large store
house, stable, &c. The lot is said to
contain about one half acre. 1t fronts
on the Main street of the town and Of
ferS a pleasant home and good business
stand tn purchaser. The dwelling is
now occupied 10y Mr.. NJ. +. Russell and
the Store.housc 10y Mr.. Haly, merchant.
TERMS or SALE:
Enough will he required cash in hand
on day of sale to pay the costs Of this
suit and expenses of sale, including the
expenses incurred 10y Quin Morton,
trustee in this suit, and Of former sale.
For the residue the purchaser will be
required to give bonds, with approved
security, bearing interest from day on
sale, and payable, six twelve and eigh-
teen months after day sale, and the title
to hc retained rs ultimate security
sale at > o clock p. III.
J. w. ARBCCKLE,
Special Commissioner.
Bond, with approved security has
been given, us required 10y the decree in
he above named cause.
JONATHAN MAYS,
MAY 2I-iw. Clerk
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Notice 10 Creditors.

To the Creditors of 4. c. Snyder, de-
ceased
I n pursuance of a decree of the Cir
cult Court of the county of Green
Orier. made in cause therein pending,
to subject the real estate Of the said
y. &. Snyder to the payment of
his deOts, you are required to pre-
sent your claims against the estate
of the said A. T.. Snyder for adj
judicatiOn to Guy Il. Mays Com
missioner, at his office, in the said
county, on or before the l4th day of
June. 1897.
Witness Jonathan Mays, Clerk of
said Court, this 4th day Of MAY,
1897.
JONATHAN MAYS,
May 6 CIV. Clerk.
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BROTHER MANSFIELD of the
wayne Nc,c& says: THE committee
which has been preparing amend
ments TO the constitution has COM
pletcd its important labors and adj
journed without day. The work
done by the committee has been of
a very conservative character, there
being but little disposition to attempt
any changes of a radical or expert
mental nature. \ few of the amend
ments proposed will probably be
modified to some extent by the Leg
islature, but on the whole only such
changes have been proposed as the
people have been demanding"
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MAR R led.

On Tuesday, June list, 1897. ut the
residence of the brides parents in Hin
ton, Summers county. 10y Rev. --. Mr.
c. l.. SMITH and Miss NELLIE IIUDG-
ms. daughter of Judge w. G., Hud-
gins.
On Wednesday, June end, 1897, in
y orth Anderson, this county, 10y Rev.
Geo. Il. Lyle, assisted 10y Rev. ii. Me-
Iaughliu. Mr.. RICHARD y. MANSrILE
and Miss ESTELLA TINCHER-all of
this county.
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DIED.

On Friday, May DIST, 1897, at his home
In Second Creek district. Monroe co. ,
Of pneumonia, MIR. J. j. MORAN, aged
% years.
On Wednesday. May 10Th. 1897. in
Sweet Springs district, Monroe county.
of grippe, Mr.. GEO. W. TKENOR, aged
~ wears.
On Monday, May 24th. 1897. at his
home near Rocky Point, Monroe county.
of hCartdiscaSc. Mr.. l.. i. HARDY.
aged - wears.
On Tuesday, June LIST, 1857. at his
home near Plckaway, Monroe county.
of heart disease, Mr.. JOIIN DILLON.
aged 76 ycalS
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4 Party Gone Mad.

Inc warm season coming on, and
the Democrats have little to do but
gather in the weapons their enemies
are so freely supplying them. 1t
seems to us that party never be-
fore marched so deliberately to its
now overwhelming overthrow as the
Republicans are now doing. They
have had full measure of power
and ample opportunity to use it, hut
they have done nothing but tinker
up ridiculous tariff, keep the bust
ness of the country unsettled and
grind their own particular axes
The great crying need Of the coun-
try, currency reform, has not been
touched.
The financial condition of the
Union has not improved a particle
and the discomfort of the people has
increased, and justly increased. The
great Republican majorities of last
summer are melting like snow under
summer sun. If Bryan were run
ming against Mckinley to-day he
would sweep the country. Mean
while the silver sentiment is steadily
widening and strengthening.
This opinion is confirmed hy all
our correspondents and by letters we
are receiving from subscribers. The
Republicans seem to be blind to the
tast-rising tide Of opinion against
them. Perhaps il is another eXcm-
plitication OF the truth of the old
proNerD that whom the gods would
destroy they first make mad.-N. y.
HOrId.
WIN. j. CALHOUN, who was sent
| I" Cuba rs special commissioner in
the Ruiz investigation, arrived al
New York Monday on his return
He declined tn give for publication
his opinion on the case. In regard
to the war in Cuba he SAWS Cubs
is rapidly being devastated by a re
lentless, cruel and bitter civil war
so that in a short time il will not be
worth anything to any one. 1t i,
difficult to get at the exact situation
there. IL the first place there is {
severe censorship of the press, anc
those who are naturally friendly t.
the Cubans hardly dare to expires.
their views and opinions. Further
more, tho adherents of both sides
are exceedingly intense. They tell
their stories just as they want you to
believe them. From the Spanish
point Of view, the island is practic-
ally pacified, and from that Of the
Cubans the insurgents never were in
such excellent condition as they are
now"
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SALE OF VALUABLE
FARMING AND TIMBER LANDS !

n virtue OF authority vested III me,
- rs Special commissioner 10y Il tie.
cree of the Circuit Court of Glccnhricr
county, w. Va made on the 27th day
of April, 1897. IN II suit in equity
therein depending, wherein l.. J. vii
liams and Henry Gilmer, Trustees.
were plaintiffs, and j. IL. lIoke and
others were defendants, will sell. at
public auction, to the highest bidder,
IN front of the Courthouse, in Lewis
burg, on
Tuesday. J'me 22nd, 1897,
that being the first day of the Circuit
Court of Greenbrier county, the follow
ing lands in Greenbrier and Monroe
counties. w. Va, viz:
LIST, a tract of land on the side of
White Rock mountain, in Grcenbricr
county, containing ] 200 acres, more or
less, known rs the Holiday and Knox
land.
md, A tract of l 200 acres, more or
less, on headwaters of Remlcy's Draft
Run, also part of Holiday and Knox
land.
Bird, a tract of about 80 acres of land
adjoining the 200 acres.
4th, A tract of III acres, lying near
the RailIoad in said Remley's Draft,
with new dwelling house on it. good
barn and other Outbuildings.
5th, a body of land on the waters of
Laurel creek in Monroe county, estl-
mated to contained | 400 acres. and
composed of several smaller tracts-all
adjoining.
This land and the two large tracts in
Greenbrier county are well timhered
| with oak, chestnut oak. chestnut and
some black and some tepine, and also
some Of it will make good farming land
when cleared. The title is believed To
be good. SiXty.iive acres of The Mon
roe county land has been sold but not
conveyed to f. NJ. Nettleton.
| TERMS OF SALE.
Cash sufficient to pay the costs oC suit
and expenses of sale, and as to the resi-.
due upon credit of six, twelve and
eighteen months, the purchaser eXecut.
ing bonds, with approved personal Sc.
curity for the deferred payments, which
bear interest from date OF sale
HENRY GILMER,
Special Commissioner.
|. j. Mays, Clerk of the Circuit Court
of Greenbrier, do hereby certify that
Henry Gilmer, Special Commissioner
has given bond and security in the
above case according to law.
JONATHAN MAYS,
May 2O-5w. Clerk.
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Administrator Sale.

WILL offer for sale, to the high
L est bidder, on the 18th day of
June, 1897, on the premises of the late
Samuel Deem, one Steam Engine, Saw
Mil and Fixtures, one stage Saw, sc.
The above property will he sold on the
following terms. One third cash i'm
hand, aud the remainder in and IL
months, the purchaser giving negotia.
Die notes, well endorsed for the deferred
payments. w. Il. MCCLUNG.
Amir of Sam'l Deem, deceased.
Hay 27-3w.