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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
FOTNDEREU ~ LAKE SUPERIOR.

aaut Ste. Marie. Mich. Sept. lsThe schooner
Henry A. Kent bound from Ashland 10 Lake Erie
ports with q cargo OF iron ore. In tow Of the
steamer j. e. Gchrst. foundcred of Stannard
Rock, Lake Superior In the gale OF Thursday night
The crew were rescued with great difficulty by the
Giichrisi. Tho Kent was owned by J. {. Gllchrist.
Of Cleveland. and had nm Insurance valuation OF
E2.COO she was built IN 1873. and registered III
ions The Kent three years ago was wrecked on
the beach several months. Several wreckng ex-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
oTrDyTNG EET-SUGiR CULTURE.

Gan Francisco Sept. ls.-G F. Vonderberch who
"a connected with the experimental station OF the
Holland Agricultural College AT Wagenngen. Hol-
land and }. J. Bredins, 'ea"'ts ocet-susar manu-
..,,,ror ~ the same place. have been I'm Cali
forna for three weeks acquiring Information on
tho beet sugar industry or the state They will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

Leavcnworth. Kan. Sept. ia 'e'ee.d'' ~.
- hora .avs that Samuel X Darrah, for many
,oors a prominent citizen OF Leavenworth' mas
boen shot and killed on his ranch near banning
cal No particulars are given. lie was me ia1mer
% Lieutenant Thomas Darrah. United states Army
nov; M Fort Leavenworth. and DR.. Percy Dartah
~ tho University OF Pennsylvania lie went u
California three years ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sunr,s. :,s Suns 6C3 Moon rises pm 1907 Moons age j
HIGH WAFER TO-DAY.
N-Sordy Hook o2t Gov. Island o;tt iicii Ga,s -.
i,Msandy Hook IL 80 Gov. Island l:.' ieIl "a'e oi'
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West Twenty-Third Street

petitions were sent 10 the stranded boat. and
seven lives were lost In the attempts get her off
into deep water. which were finally successful.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

T. ew Pocantico Nakodas f. & w.
~ " Roth new effects In high banded collars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
SUnT ND KILLED on HIS R1NCH.

on their observations 20 the institution which the!
represent.
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 20.

MONDAY. SEPTEMBER ~.
49,, For Line Malls close Vessel sails.
sss.n ,.,ie, Panama. .............l0 1000 M 1900
AZ, guin 1 49,. CT arleston Clyde. - 300 m
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 81.
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Announcements.
nry 4 Daniels, NJ. u.

Henry A. Daniels. NJ. d.
70 s0th 81.
,.,, =, The Nervous system Il all descriptions I'M
,cnce s,erill,y and like ailments Hours TO l. D 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
FACTORY: lS4 AND l56 WEST l9"s1RtE
NEVADA THE GOLDEN.
CHE GIFTED THE WORLDS TREASURE
HOUSES WITH THE YIELD VI MN
COMsTOCK AND BONANZA

Gil. PROMISES TO REPEAT THE EXrLolr-HER
GIGANTIC MINING ENTERPRISE OF Io-pNi
ABLE Axp CONSERVATIVE BUSINESS
MEN OF AFFAIRS ARE SUCCESS
t..crNrrpI<G
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-10
THEGAME INLEXINGTON.
WASHTNGTOy kND LEE DEFFA1S
ROANOKE COLLEGE.
Although "a Strong Wind Was Blowing.
Both Teams Did Good Work.
Score g to 2.

LEXINGTON, VA, April Especial
The baseball team of Washington and Lee
University played Its first game OF bail
to-day with the Roanoke College team
OF Salem. Va. Although the weather has
been very bad here all the spring and
the team had not had any outdoor prac-
tice TO amount to anything, yet they put
up splendid game. The team has taken
advantage OF all the good weather and has
kept up the practice all during the last
examinations. which lasted during the
last two weeks In March.
From the thirty candidates who began
running the team NJ the beginning Oh
the season. the following men, VINO were
chosen have been playing on the team
for two or three years.
Pratt. Of Virginia. the pitcher has pil'n-
cd for three years. and is considered one
OF the best college pitchers I'm the south.
In addition TO this he is hard hitter ana
fields his position splendidly'
Campbell, OF Virginia. shoristop' mas
been a member OF the team Tor TWO Se"i'
He is an excellent batter. a strong ana
accurate thrower. and knows the game IN
all OF its phases.
A. @. snyder OF est Virginia. hrst
base. has held down this position for two
years. and Is one Of the safest hrst Das'-
men the team has had for years. lie Is
n hard batter and hardly ever rams 70
score a run when he comes TO the bst.
Faulkner. OF West Virginia, second base
and captain. IS one Of the star second
basemen OF the South. lie has been on
tho team for years and is good al-rouha
PLAYER.
Myers. OF virginia. thirdbase, though one
Of the Youngest men on the ~am. Is now
piaving his third season with the team
and knows his position well. He Is a
very quick fielder and one OF the pest
battcrs on tho team.
Rosebro. OF Virginia md Webb OF
MARYLAND. left and centre feeders respec-
lively. are two OF the prettlest ana surest
folders ever seen here. They are very
strong throwers and batters ana cover
their territory 10 perfection.
The new men on the team are Burr
Alabama catcher; and Connor' missouri
right field Burr IS a strong and accurate
thrower. very quick. good batter ana Il
good base runner. Conner played on the
old 'q5 team. is a good fielder and fast
runner.
Tho team generally f. an Improvement
on the team last year. The men an
around are safer players ana the prospects
Of the team this season are very bright.
The main features OF the game this
afternoon were a double play by Snyder,
home run by Rosebro, catch by kodeiier
and catch Pratt.
owing 90 very strong wind there was
some unsteadiness the playing. Botn
teams did good work. Burr did nice work
as catcher ,d both Faulkner and Rodef-
for played wei at second for their rcspoc-
tive Sides
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-10
oxr0nD,S BicrcLE cARAIyAI.
The Riders Represented Business Houses
of the lown.


OXFORD. y. c.. april y.-Special.- me
bicycle carnival Thursday evening score"
ii complete success The riding IN nsufes
was very good. and tie costumes an"
decorations displayed taste ana ingenuity
Each rider Advertised some enterprise vi
business OF oxford. and hrst and seIoHu
prizes were awarded 90 the TWO represent
tatiVes of bicycle dealers. The hrst pllN',
"A bicycle lantern. was voted 10 Nathdh
Lawrence The second prize "a oi'te''
bell. was awarded 10 Mrs w. w. Jones.
The prize given by Mr.. Jones I'D the best
cyclist under fourteen years Ola was
awarded TO Miss Helen White
Alter the entertainment refreshments
The proceeds amounted TO 500. The fol-
lowing arc the cyclists VINO paruc ipaleu
Hiss Annie Booth. representing Bank OF
Grclusvilie. Miss Mary Currin, represent
ing Long Brothers millinery Miss Helen
CannadY representing Lunds & Easton,
millinery, Miss Salie Lawrence. repre-
sentiug Edwards 4 WinstOus hardware
store. Miss Helen White. representing
lands * Easton's dry goods store MISS
Haskius representing Halls drug store
Miss Grimslcy, representing w d.
Lynch s iewelry store. Miss Blair. repre-
senting Long 6 Brothers. Miss finiater
representing Hancocks drug store. MISS
Daisy Minor representing Stedman's drug
store. Miss Matte Lehman. representing
krauheimers millinery, Miss Minnie
Kranhcimer. representing Crenshaw "
Co. Miss Jeanette Biggs. representing
paris Brothers. Miss Alice Hundley. rep-
resenting j. $ Brown, grocer; Miss Mag
gie Currin. representing Il. w Jackson.
confectioneer. Mr.. and Mrs W ". Jones
representing Columbia bicycle. Mr. HnSh
Skinner representing Brooks erocrfN,
Mr. Wade Britt. representing j. J.. Car
rett. grocer: Mr.. Gus Hobgood represent
Ing Registers livery. Mr. Leak Lands.
representing Howell Brothers Mr. j..
Osborn representing Hickey Ballon. to-
hacconfsts. Mr.. Josh King. representing
Rambler bicycles. Mr. Nathan Lawrence.
representing Crescent BICYCLES Mr. sam
Peace. representing medical fraternity;
Mr. Himan Camradv. representing IHFlor
& C9mradv. Or. T. I. Booth. representing
insurance companies. Mr. Willie Minor
representing Hartford bicycles Mt Oscar
Hawlcy representing dentists Mr. HUI
Hunter representing j r. White grocer,
Nr Frank Lyon. representing II. IT, Hunt,
Insurance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-10
rRAr.snoorING roUENAMrNT
To Re Given Nv the Interstate Association
for the West End Gun Club.

To BE Given bv the Interstate Association
for the West Ind Gun Club.
on tho 2sth and 29th OF this month the
local gunner viii have an opportunity
10 display their craftsmanship to their
hearts content ON those two days tho
Interstate Associations trap-shooting
tournament given for tho West-End Gun
Club viii be held az Blandon Park
a number OF prominent trap shooters
from AN over the country will be here.
while the local entries will be very large
There VIII be ten events on each day
Of fifteen Blue Rocks The entrance fec
VIII Doe 81 ~ and tho Wcst-Snd Gun club
Will add $40 10 each purse thus making
500 added money Tor the tournament All
events viii De at known traps but UNI
known angles. The price OF the targets
is included in an entrances.
All OF the purses viii De divided In ac-
cordauce with the Rose system into four
moneys.
All guns and ammunition sent care Of
II. W. Timors Sons. 80. 1872 east Main
street. WIN be delivered at the grounds
free Of charge.
Much interest is being taken IN tho
tournament by tho local gunners. Among
those who VIII shoot So the tournament
arc Mossrs. Edwin I. Hewitt w. A.
Hammond. w. J.. Boyd. w, IT, Colquitt
w. ~. Doane. ST.. and Jr.. w. G. Lyn-
ham. Harrison Blair ana g. WIiller.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-10

NEW YORK. April 9-Georre Norris
was yesterday appointed temporary re-
ceiyer for the IT, s. Dean Company. The
appointment was made on the application
10 the courts Of New Jersey whore the
company is Incorporated. of lawyers Of
this city. who said they had been retain
cd In the case by Myron l.. Bernard.
President OF the company.
Chief C0nlin recently ordered a number
of his men 10 investigate the brokers Of
fees which are being operated in the
principal hotels of the city. with view Of
ascertainlnc whether any of them are
conducting business as bucketsh0ps.
As a result Of this Investigation the
police yesterday arrested Leslie Lathrop
and Reynold r. MacAlpine. who under
firm name OF Lathrop q MacAlpine. con-
Quoted brokerage business at the I'M
perial Hotel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-10
KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
4 Farmer Stricken in His Field Improve
InanLa AZ Nommc.xiIle.

YOUNGsVILLE. y. C.. April Especial
Mr. Badly pearce a highly respected
citizen that lived some two miles from
here was struck and instantly killed by
lightning late this evening while Boo bis
field some Two hundred yards from ms
house.
A colored boy who carried him "A half
hushel bad just gotten t0 him. and given
him the measure. SIR Pearce turned and
started tO bis potato bin, when the harn
and tho crack came.
Mr. psarce dropped dead and the coli
orel boy was badly burned Mr. Pedrce
u.s. the father OF the chief of police Of this
Heavy rains have fallen here for the last
twelve hours. washing the lands very
badly TOhlccO sales have been Ugh. al
the warehouses this week
Harris Hotel is being painted and fixed
100. the streets are being worked and lots
of shade trees are being sct me new pas,
song,r depot has Just been uuishcd. ana
the place is icing hoauul,d boz MANI
ways. 4 good many dwelling houses are
eCn- up. and tne town is sroNins very
fast
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-10

is when nearly every one feels the need
OF some blood purifying. strength nvig0-
rating and neutrality-suspicious. medicine. TIE
reason OF its widespread popularity. lt-
uueuualied success is lfs best reCommeu-
dafitn The whole system is susceptible
10 the most good from medicine like
Hoods Sarsaparlld taken az this time.
and we would lay special stress upon the
time and remedy. for history has II record
"a thar DELAYS are dangerous The re-
marksble success achieved hy Hood Sar-
sararilll aud fho MANY words of praise
70 has received. he Do worthy OF your
confidence. We ask sgl 20 give this med.-
cine a fair trial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-10

Ran Wexford. tho president Of the Alumni
Association. stated to a Times representa-
tive yesterday that the occasion wou'u'
however. be observed, although IN more
informal manner than by giving pan
quet. For certain reasons II had been
found best not to have the banquet
Tho executive committee OF the Nsso-
citation will hold a meeting In inc near
future 10 determine TN what manner an
Observance Of tho occasion shall be maze
by the alumni
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-10
err GEEGoRr's rrAn BAArEN
I'm the Bowling Contest at the Y. VI. c. \
Hall Last Sieht-Other Contests.

I'm the Rowling Contest ut the Y. VI. c. \.
Hall Last Sight-Other Contests.
The y. VI. G.. \. gymnasium was a
lively place from 10 10 J.. NJ. yesterday.
Ate O'Clock the business mems class had
fholr regular class work. Nearly every
man I'm this class has improved percep-
tablv since entering tho gymnasium.
At-o'clock the association b0wlcrs start
cd their great game. Captain Bum
team walked away with their opponents,
winning by lH pins.
The students basketball team proved
too fast for the Bantams and piled up
q score of 10 20 ].
Quite "a number of visitors were present
during tho evening 20 witness the sport.
Gymnasium men arc reminded of the
outdoor run ON Monday night at .
o'clock. The detailed bowling score fol-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-10

afternoon. arrived here yesterday after
noon. and is stopping at the jefferson.
Special Correspondent Morse OF the Bos-
ton Herald. is with the ball players.
Charlie Healy's Pets will play the
Laurel street Bindings" this morning at
10 o'clock on the Fifth-street field. MUIR
nbv and Brantley will De the battery FOR
The pets" and McClenuan and Carter
for the "Birdlings."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-10

BALTIMORE. MD, April 9.-Thore is
talk in local financial circles regarding
the consolidation of the Baltimore Trac-
ton and Baltimore city Passenger and
the city and Suburban Railway Conn
panies. II was said to-day that the neg0-
tiations were still in progress notwith-
standing official denals and that an
agreement may Doe reached.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-10

william johnson and NARY Logan Amuse
the Neighbprhood.

william johnson and Mary Logan Amuse
the Neighborhood.
About 10 o'clock last night Mary Logan
went TO the house of William Johnson.
32> stephenson street to get "a bundle She
had left there Johnson had company,
and ordered the Logan woman away
They had some words. and the man
struck the woman. knocked her down.
hutted her. and tore her cloak almost
Oft her. Ilc then elected the woman 81 et
arms.
Mary went TO the Second Station and
obtained warrant from Squire Jones.
and am officer was sent out % apprehcnd
Johnson Johnson was brought iu hy the
patrol wagon. lie bears evidence of hav-
ing had an encounter. having three or
four bumps ON his head.
Tho case VIII De in the Police Court
this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-10
ACcIDENr 10 Err. GIO. n. WILET.

Thrown From Horse and Rendered
Tncor scious.
LYNCHBRCG. VA. April Special
Word has just reached the city OF "A see
ri0us accident TO Rev. George II. Wiley.
pastor or the Methodist church 40 Ewing
ton. lu Campbell county. lie left his home
ON wednesday afternoon for the purpose
Of attending a religious meeting. While
leaning from his horse 10 open gate.
tho animal which was very spirited leap
cd the gate. throwing Mr. Wiley ten or
fifteen feet on a macadam.zed road
bed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-10
40 TICANCT.
Position Of second Assistant Chief Of the
Ere Department TO BE Abolished

The death OF Captain Edmond y. Snead
Will not leave q vacancy in the Fire De-
partment The position of second assis-
tant chief viii Doe abolished hy the com
missioucrs. and the pay Will Doe given 70
some runner and another -ttuonman ddd-
cd 20 Oh. Broal-Street Company, the
largest company n the city. and which
has 10 respond 90 more calls than any
other company boz Tire city.
The Fire Commissioners VIII meet on
Monday ulsht nest. 40 which time suc-
ccss0r t0 sir Harry Schios-cr. formerly
engineer of Company $50. b. Brook awe
uu,. viii o.. chosen There are several
applicants for ODE position
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-10

ANNAPOLIS. ND. April 9.-Everythins
las been in readiness an me Naval Acad-
"a ROYAL welcome bat up 20 o'clock the
President had not come ashore orders
were given H. the gunners 10 be ready for
the salute. and preparations were made
for an artillery arm ny the cadets. but
aboard the Dolphin
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-10
Pit,sburg on for Home

ROANOKE. VA. April o. soc ,'al-The
p,ffeburg pa baseball tea IN ~ the
~otional League. who have heea prectic-
ing on the Roanoke grounds fle tho past
month or more. left for home to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-10

Tor reasons best known 10 a very reti-
cent committee the banquet 10 have been
given hy che Alumni OF the University Of
Nrsinia ou t4c occasion of the ann.ver-
fary OF the birth OF Thomas JEFFERSON
has practically been abandoned. Mr.. g.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-10

wiling the King Of Greece. and the royal
family 10 attend the centennial and OK
PRESSING sympathy with Greece In her
present crisis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-10

PARSONS. KAS.. April Sat a meet
ing Of the directors OF Missouri. Kansas.
and Texas and Kansas city. and the Pa
clac roads the Old officers were re-elect-
ed without cXcepti0n.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-10

NORFOLK. VA. April Especial
,rbore was no game here to-day on ac-
count OF wet grounds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-10

! fN rIflff Nf-iAiN DIS ifHi.l IllN 'A lit'lH'f
/ and Captain Wells should receive the
! concentrations of all who have the de-
| sire TO secure GOOD ball here.
Oe The locai tWhicrs Schmidt has made
| the better showing. but that fact may
arise because of his superb condition
when Doc reported. Stmmcn has also made
/ "a good shOwinr. and the others viii un-
/ doubleday como up To the notch in few
days when their arms have been stretch
cd
A SUGGESTION.
The Times does not presume 10 dictate
! TO Manager Wells what he should DO in
/ shaping his team. but Il would mako tins
/ suggestion. in the game with Brooklyn
] place Sh0ta. iIargr0ve and MARI in tie
| 0uideld. put Wells. Maizena, and Eihcr-
! field on the bases. and Berte at short
! and run bon Stinmcll and Schmidt 20 twirl
/ with Chcsbro TO help out. with Foster and
/ Schahol 90 divide the backstop work.
This suggestion is not made from the
standpoint Of The Times alone but Tee
fleets the wishes Of "a very large number
| of enthusiasts who are anxious 70 see the
result Of this trial. These men have re-
cords. and there is little doubt that they
will prove worthy of the record they bear.
Kahn is splendid utility man. lie can
/ ON amy position in emergencies. with
/ credit to himself and 10 the team. lie hes
| shown this in work in the Ourheli, az
/ third. and at second. and even DO tho
/ pitcher box. Pouior did splendid work
~ fhirl and on first last season. and
/ chol,, was fnqrrffoent az second
Tr. other teams in the Atlantic League
ara. 1nsi, a,tfirr in shape. I1to-scn.
/ Newark Lancaster. Reading Ifladel-
/ mia and Hartford aro hard no work
/ Patterson and Newark are engaging in
n series Of exhibition games between
| Themselves. and arc doing finely. ON
/ "Wednesday. at Newark game
! was piaycl which resulted in
e0ora of t0. n favor ~ Paterson An
/ account Of the game. taken from Tie
/ Patterson can follows.
Tur SIEsTOCKINGs PLAY.
,r.. p,f.r-on- had their revenge ycs-
f.-r.r afternoon at Newark. defeating
.r,.fvr Wrfehrs colts ly score cf OBJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-10

NASHVILLE. TENN. April 9.-The
Executive Committee OF the Centennial
Exposition has adopted a resolution in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-10
The Bran-F1ier Hero

Tic BOSTON baseball club which Will
play the Richmond baseball club this
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-10

Mr.. Edgar Linwood GIN died AZ ms
home on plum street yesterday morning
I'm the eighteenth year Of his age.
Mr.. GIN was n bright and promis'nk
Young man and enjoyed a VIDE popu'a,-
nv. He was the brother OF Mes@.S' ..
Harry Gil and Eugene \. 'lii' o. '''
Chesapeake and ohio railway.
The funeral will take place from ialN-
place Methodist Episcopal church this az
ternoOn at o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-10

though badly bruised, no bones were
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-10
Grorgr v. Ingc.

PETERSBURG. VA. April 9-spocial--
Nj. George W Inge. prominent citizen
OF Blackstone. Va. died az his home
this morning.
The deceased was native OF Lgren-
nurg county and a son Of Mr. Vincent
lnrc. who for several years Was a leading
merchant I'm Petersburg.
Mr.. lnCe was twice married and raves
several children, among whom Is Mrs.
Walter Sanford OF Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-10

ROANOKE. VA. April Especial -
John W Wertz q prominent ami popular
farmer Of Floyd onty, died 1ere this
morning after an Illness ~ two DAYS OF
acute kidney trouble. lie was the son OF
Noah VERT. we'll known citizen or
Roanoke county and brother Of James
and Chris r. Nertz of this city, and OF
Newton Wertz Of Abingdon.
Iie was about forty wears old and leaves
n wife and ten small childr,n lie eft
home last Tuesday IN apr rently the best
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1897-07-27
Advertised Letters.

List of letters remaining in the Post
Office at Charles Town, Jefferson county
w. Va, July "a, 1897:
Mr.. j. L. Booker, Mis-. Jennie Dumas, Miss
Minnie johnson, Mr.. Allie Johnson, Mr..
Charly Lanbdin, Mr.. J. K. Mason, Mr.. Peter
Rogans, MIR, s. E. Scroggs, Mr.. j. s. Wit
The above letters, if not called fol
within fifteen days, will be sent to the
dead letter office. Persons calling for
them will please say that they are ad-
vertised. GEO. H. FLAGG, P. NJ.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1897-07-27
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