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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-07-08

To Sell out ut once the balance OF ,he
great stocks of W. IL. y Il. ). tucker
X Company.
Now read what prices have to say:
At 4I1ac. 5000 Yards High Grade
Per Yard French Dress Goods. w.
III. * r. S Tucker Il Co. S,
former prices $3.50 to
$3.50 per yard. Our sell
ing out price, 4I12c.
At 171ac. 1900 Yards Aeochiin
Per Yard French Printed Cnaihes
and Mouselines de Lame.
w. III. & II. 5. Il. Il
Co.'S former price soc. per
yard. Our selling out price,
171ac.
At 171ac Entire Balance of this
Per Yard Seasons Keochlin's French
Printed Organdies, w. III. X
II. S. II. Il C.'s former
prices 35 to soc. per yard.
Our selling out price 111ac.
At 141ac. 1000 yards Imported
Per Yard Scotch Silk Ginghams, Silk
Striped Linen, and high
grade fancy Linens-W. III.
& X. S. Tucker Il Co.'S
former prices, 40c. to 6Oc
per yard-our selling price
141ac.
At 15c. on the Also 20 tables of odds and
Dollars. ends of everything, selling
out prices 15c. on the dol
lar.
Great reductions in all
Wash Fabrics.
HAYWOOD, SNOW Il TUCKER.
Trustees,
W. III. g. r. 3. TUCKER q CO.'S
Great Dissolution Sales.
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II 4 I WUUD, NNUN x IUOINI1IS'
Trustees.
W. III. & r. 3. TUCKER q CO.'S
Great Dissolution Sales.
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A GREAT STOCKING SALE.

5000 pairs ladies. misses and childrens
hose-Special Sale-Special Sales Ladies
in charge. Every pair priced in plain
figures and at less than half cost. The
greatest Stocking Sale ever made in the
South.
HAYWOOD, SNOW & TUCKER,
Trustees,
w. H. & r. S. TUCKER & CO.'S
Great Dissolution Sales.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-07-08

In spite of the rain the lawn party
last night was we'll attended and every
body had good time.
Mrs. D. A. Coble, nee Miss Helena III.
Horner, is in the city on a visit to the
family of Mr.. c. B. Edwards, on Martin
street.
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READY MADE DRESSES.

Tailor Made-Men Made High Grade
Suits-in Cheviots, Cheviot Serges, etc.
brought down on the store t1oor-anc
prices deep cut to sell out at once. You
can get a dress ready made for less than
half price.
HAYWOOD. SNOW & TUCKER,
Trustees,
w. H. & II. S. TUCKER & CO.'S
Great Dissolution Sales.
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FOR SALE.

One phaeton and one delivery wagon
Both very cheap for cash. Apply 22C
South Dawson street, City.
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Business Notices

DEEP CUT
IN PRICES OF ALL KINDS
DRY GOODS, ETC.
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Ladies' Tan Oxfords $I.OO Mel

There remains on hand small but Sc ected
assortment of 500 and $3.50 Tan OXfotds, not
ont Pick anypai at S1 90
For the Old ladies' sake, as we wish TO see
them in our store, we offer one care OF o0
quick good by to our 75c, 500 and sl.25
Straw Hats. Your choice of any and Gil OF
our Mems Straw Hats at ................ SOC
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No DeluSiOn Prices

Our entire $4,000 shoe stock now on lie at
manuf cturers' prices until August LIST.
This does not me n with ~ per cent. on for
expenses, but absolutely the original prime
nr t cost. Verify our prices by personal
inspection.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1897-09-23
Mr.. Chambers Appeal.

Senator VIM. T.. Chandler of New
Hampshire seems to be one of the
few Republicans who is earnestly at
work to bring about Il restoration of
bimettalism to which all parties in
the United States except the Palmer
BuckneritcS are pledged. In IA re-
cent letter the Senator says:
"l appeal To all Republicans to
meet with joyous welcome the first
step England may take towards hi
mCttaliSm. The movement earn.
estly and zcaIouSly begun 10y PrcNi-
dent MEEK inlcv, in obedience to the
st. Louis platform. was quickly
Joined by the FrCuch Ministry, and
the Joint proposals are being care.
r,II,. and ,or;,rsI,. c,,,,i,,,r,,l ,,..,,,,
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Live stock MARKETS..

BALTIMORE, Sept. lith. 1897.
Trade has not been active, with an in
creased Offering. The tops this week
were not quite rs good rs were those of
last week, and not quite as many of
them sold at our top figures Ms them
Prices for them were cent easier.
while medium and common were off
l5a2O cents. Quotations from 81 90 to
S4Si, most sales at 81 40 to II. 80 per 100
lbs. The range ut same time last wear
was from Sl.75 to 81 80 per 100 lhs
Prices Of hcri Gait 'e TINS week raured
as follows Best hccvcS nj l.GOaSi -
those generally rated first quality 1. loa
- 35. medium or good fair quality
81 S5AS3. 40, and ordinary thu steers
oxen and cows 2.001S2 20 per loo lhS.
Rcceipts-.4 .276 head, against 3.335 last
week, and 2,ii7 same period last year
Sales--2,S67 head, against Loss last
week, and l,63S head same period last
year.
Sheep and lambs. - Receipts. l0,96l
head. We quote butcher Shccpat 2ta3S
cts. per To-, and lambs at Hast cts, pei
10, gross.
NEW YORK, Sept. O.-Becves--Rc
ceipts 3,2G7 head. The Market was
steady ordinary to prime native st GERS
sold at 4. l0aS5.l7i per 100 lbs, and bulls
and dry cows, l.S5aS3 90. The range
at same time last year for ordinary to
prime native steers WAS from S3.l5 to
S4.7O per 100 lbs. Sheep and Lambs
Receipts Is, S26: butcher sheep sold at
>. 50aS4 .25, and lambs ut 4.OOaS6 10 per
100 lbs. Hogs. Receipts 1878 live
hogs sold at ( 40 .SI.65 per loo lbs.
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Trustees Sale.

PURSUANT to a deed of trust exc
i cuted to me 10y Alpha Il. McMillion
and Mary +. McMillion, his wife, bear
ing date the 29th day of August, 1896,
and recorded in the Clerks office of the
County Court of Greenbrier county
West Virginia. on the 2nd day of Sep.
TENDER, 1896, in Trust Deed Book No.
>. page ISL. To secure the payment of
two notes of $500 each, executed on the
29th day Of August. 1896, to John Dris.
col and +. ii. Camp, respectively, each
payable one day after date, the said
notes subject to a credit of S44. 20 as OF
January 23rd, 1897, due from the Rodes
Morton Company, the then holder of
said notes and being hereunto required
Ivy John w. Harris, assignee Of said
ROdCs- Morton Company, l shall as the
trustee named in said deed. on
Saturday, October 9th, 1897,
at O clock p. m, on the premises here
matter mentioned, proceed to sell. nj
public auction, to the highest bidder, a
tract Of land containing l23 acres a d
l20 poles, more or less, lying in vii
liamshurg district, in the county OF
Greenhricr aforesaid, being the tract OF
land formerly owned by Beverly Nc
Million, and now owned 10y the said
Alpha l.. McMillion and the same upon
which he resides.
TERMS OF SALE:
Onct third Of the purchase money cash
IN hand. one-third upon credit of one
year and the remaining third upon Il
credit Of two years, with interest from
the day of sale, the purchaser to give
notes with good security for the de.
ferrcd payments and the title to be re,
tanned as further security.
w. d. AYRES,
Sep. Saw. Trustee.
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Comm issiOner's Notice.
Office COm'r Guy b. MAYS, !
Lewisburg, Sept. eth, '97. !
Ben Hurxthal's EXecutrix


Ben HurXthal's Deyisees ct al.
u URSUANT to an order of the
IL Judge of the Circuit Court of
Greenbrier county, in chambers in va
cation, on che 9Th day of September.
1897, in the above styled chancery cause,
the undersigned Commissioner Is re-
CURED to take, state and report the fol-
lowing matters:
LIST, All property, real and personal,
belonging to the estate Of Ben Hunk
thai, with the liens thereon, giving
amount, dignity and priority of each
one and to whom due.
End, What sum, if any, came or
should have come INTO the hands of the
plaintiff as EXecutriX Of Ben III urXthal,
and what disposition she has made of
the same.
3rd, Any other matter to be specially
stated deemed pertinent by the Com.
missioner or required by any party in
interest.
All persons interested in the above
named cause will take notice that
have fixed upon Monday, the 18th
day of October, 1897, as The time and
my office, in the town of Iewisburg, as
the place. at which time and place |
Will proceed to execute the order set
forth in said decree.
AT which time and place you are re.
quired to attend.
GUY b. MAYS,
Sept. 23-4w. Commissioner.
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On Wednesday, Sept. 18th, 1897, at
the residence of the brides mother
near Greenbrier river, in Fort Spring
district, this county, by Rev. Franklin
Anderson, Mr.. LEAK J. ANDERSON
and Miss MAGGIE DOLIN-all of this
county.
On Tuesday. Sept. eth, 1897, at the
residence of the brides father, Mr..
Stewart Rife, in Monroe county, by
Rev. Il. L. Pennington, Mr.. ELLIOTT
a. NONAKEK, of Summers county, and
Miss MARTHA &. b. RIFE, of Mon
roe county.
On Tuesday, Sept. 18th, 1897, at
the Methodist Parsonage, Rockbridge
Baths, Va, by Rev. q. A. Wheat, Mr..
WIN. +. SHEwEY, of Rochester, King.
man county, Kansas, and Miss MARY
7. JOHNSTON, of Rockbridge Baths
Va. She is a niece Of the wife of the
officiating minister. No cards.
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Trustees Sale.

ny virtue of n dcei of trust executed
ID to me us trustee by Lucy Ford Hen
ming and NJ. +. Hcnning, dated NOV
oStb. 1891 and now of record IN the
. Clerks Office of the County Court OF
/ GrCcnbricr county in Trust Deed BOOK
/ M. at mage las, to secure the pay
mcnt of "A note for S225. 80, in said deco
: mentioned. to J. w. 4. Ford, with IN
trrcst. and also 10y direction of the bcnc-
I Gciary in another certain deed executed
hv said Lucy Ford fleming and Nj. r.
/ fleming to VIM. &. Roberts, Septem =
her eth, 1857. and recorded IN same or
/ flee in Deed Book No. IS, ut page 400,
to secure a note for $50, executed by
said Lucy Ford Ilenning TO said VIM.
G.. Roberts, dated Sept 9TH, 1887, and
due Il months after date, with interest,
and being requested by the holder of
both of said notes SO to do, | Will on
THursddy, the eth ddg of october, 1897,
nj II O'Clock M, in front of the Drug
Store in the town of LewisOurg, W.
Va. sell ut public auction the following
real estate situate in the town OF Romeo
vCrte, namely:
LIST, Lots Nos. 81 and l54i, as known
and designated on the plan of said town
of RonCevertc having n front of 100
feet on Main street and extending back
100 feet. and is the corner OF Main
street and Frankford road.
2nd That certain lot in said town of
Rouccvertc. being the western division
of said town, beginning ut corner of
Frankfort road and Main street, rum
ming with Frankford road 1914 feet,
being y. Is, so W., thence :. as, w
55 feet to continuation of Greenbrier
avenue on county road, thence with said
road 100 feet, thence :. % and A L.
l26 feet to Main street, thence with
Main street ll6 feet to the point of be-
ginning.
TERMS OF SALE.
Cash in hand on the day of sale.
JOHN a. PRESTON,
Sept. 9-4w. Trustee.
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nnrr lIrnrh ErOn.
Last week Mr.. DOrr sent the fol-
lowing letter to the Charleston Mail ::

Last week Mr.. DOrr sent the fol-
lowing letter to tho Charleston Mail
"COwEN, W. Va, Sept. Is.
Your editorial reference TO MIR
| the SlandcrOus charges published by
the Gazette against me does great
injustice 10 that gentleman, and |
beg to ask that you make public this
statement in the -NGH. Mr.. McGraw,
aS counsel for the Baltimore and OHIO
railroad Company, would nave mel
thCr use nor necessity for railroad
pn~~ other than his own. The Ga
-,Nc y charges against me are libel
Gus and maliciouely untrue. Up to
this time, however, have not felt
like diguiiying them with denial,
but shall seek vindiaati0u in the
proper way and not through the
channel OF newspaper controversy
| beg to ask that YOU publish this
statement in your paper.
{. Il. DORR."
Commenting on this letter the IA.
nUtrl,u Gazette says:
"This is very good ~ far a. il goes.
1t is to be regretted, however that
when MIR. Dorr took his pen in hand
he did not exercise it more freely.
He has left the case just where 1t
stood since his able Republican npolO-
gist, the NcDowN Recorder, first
laid the incidents of the railroad
train before the public.
We are glad To note MIR. DORIS de-
termination to seek viudicatiOn. We
hope he Won't postpone it too long.
The gazette will be glad to help him
We hope he will put the Hon. John |
*. Cowcn, of the Baltimore n ohio |
railroad, on the stand, that he will |
summon the conductor Of the train,
and induce Col. MCGraw to tell all |
he knows about the case. In fact, |
when Mr.. DOrr starts out to lit the |
stigma Of hlaCkguardism and ruftian-
ism from his reputation, the gazette |
will be ready to help throw all the
light possible on the trausaction.--I
This hot spell in the natural order of
things, cannot last much longer, and
Mr.. Dorr ought soon TO be able to
summon sufficient energy to proceed
TO his vindication with becoming
vigor."
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1897-09-23

CoIoRED POsTMAsTERs.--ln com
menting on the recent shooting OF "
colored postmaster in Georgia the
New York Press says that all colored
officials in the South should arm
themselves to the teeth. They
should" the Press adds, g be pro-
vided with personal means of safety
precisely ~ if their duties took them
among red or yellow or brown, i'll
stead Of white savagcS; just as il
! they were mail carriers on the plains
or signal men in the Afghan passes"
! The New York ErenitIg Post suggests
u better way of preventing such out
! RACES. "A postmaster" says the
! Post, "iS really man appointed to
serve the convenience OF the COM
munity, and he ought to be man
| liked 10y that community, precisely
a. a clergyman ought to be liked by
the church over which he prcsidcs.
! 1t i grotCSque idea that the gov
eminent should rntrust one of its
poStoiliccs at the North to some
worthless white man because he votes
with the Democratic party when that
party is in power, and another at the
South to "A negro, who is diSlikcd by
the patrons Of the office, because he
supported the election Of a Republi-
can President. 1t was a barbarouS
thing to shoot the negro postmaster
in Georgia, but il is an uncivilized
system under which postmasters are
appointed ut Washington whom peo-
pile feel inclined To shoot"
The whole trouble comes from the
practice of bartering away public Of
flee In payment Of the political debts
of individuals. II it is deemed es.
sential to appoint colored men to
pOStotliCes there is way ii can be
done without making trouble or Civ
ing Otrrnse. There is not State in
tho North which has not we'll .edu.
Gated negroes, far better qualified to
hold office than those of the South,
who, perhaps, have not enjoyed the
same educational advantages. Let
the President appoint these men to
postOt1ices in the Northern States,
where such appointments would not
excite race prejudices-w which, we
presume, do not exist in the North.
Baltimore Sun.
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a CIvIL-SERvICE DECISION
Judge Cox, of the supreme court OF
the District of Columbia, in dismiss
ing the complaint Of the superinten.
dent Of mails ut Louisville, who had
prayed that the postmaster-genera
be CnjOined from removing him
from office, has given an important
decision bearing on the right of dis
miSsal of Federal employees.
The gist Of the decision was con-
tanned in the declaration that ait
was settled law that the power of re-
moval was an incident to the power
of appointment, and that both could
he exercised by the head of depart
mcnt in reference to subordinate of.
ticials." The plaintiff had cited in
his behalf certain civil-service rules.
But the court held that the rules in
question were "ultra viresn
Is to say, they were beyond the
power Of the civil-service commits.
sion, since they were not authorize,
10y the civil-service law, and there
fore were void. A case of such i'm
portance will naturally be taken t,
the higher courts.
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OBITI AK v.

Little Lucy, the Youngest daughtci
of MIR. and Mrs. J. II. Smith, died ut
her home near White Sulphur Springs
of spinal disease, Tuesday morning.
September l4th, 1877, at 20 minutes of
= o'clock. at the age of Is years, month
and day. She WAS laid to rest III
WatCo cemetery. near White Sulphur,
Wednesday evening, September 18th. AT
clock.
Dear Lucy, we did love thee here.
And in thy suffering so severe
A soldier could not more endure:
Yet thou were patient, gentle, pure.
And now. with angels in the skies,
Where no one suffers. no one dies,
Wen look up to that bright sphere
And hope to meet sweet Lucy there.
Nj X \.
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Comm issiOner's Notice.
Office of Com r Guy b. Mdys, !
Lepisburg, Sept. Eth, 1897. !
NJ. NJ. McGrath, Adm + of Mary Gard
ner, deceased,

John Culiny ct al.
DURSUANTt to an order of the Judge
Il of the Circuit Court of Grccnbrier
county, in chamber in vacation, on the
9th day of September, 1897, in the above
styled chancery cause, the undersigned
Commissioner is required to take, state
and report the following matters:
LIST, What property, real and personal,
the said Mary Gardner owned ut the
time of her death, with the location and
probable value of the real estate.
Ind, Any other matter deemed peril
nent by the Commissioner, or required
by any person in interest.
All persons interested in the above
styled cause will take notice that have
fixed upon Tuesday, the 18th day of DC.
tober, 1897, as the time and my office, in
the town of Lewisburg, as the place,
when and where | will proceed To re.
port on the matters above set forth.
GUY b. MAYS,
Sept. 23-4w. Commissioner.
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DIED.

ON Tuesday. Sept. nth, 1897. at her
home in linton, Monroe county, Mrs.
SALLIE DEVINE. wife Chas. H. lpcNlmc.
On "Wednesday, sept. 18th, l>"7, at
her home. at Sue. TINS county. ot dl"pSN'
Mrs. ANGELINA NrFt. aged II years
Her suffering WAS intense. hut she nor"
il with patience. and yielded up her
spirit. trusting IN and leaning ON IhrlSt.
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JAMES A. LOWE,
Matchmaker, !'vsls' and 3pti'isa,
LEWISRITRG. WEST VA

SINCE the fire have moved into the
~ building one door east of the IN
DEPENDENT Office, known as the
Mayors Office, where will be glad to
see my friends and customers. Repair
ing of all kinds of Watches and Jew
eIry done neatly, permanently and
promptly, OH reasonable terms. A full
supply of Spectacles and lenses fitted
to suit the eye. Examination free Of
charge. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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ThC Contingent Emml

The Wheeling Register has had t
special investigation made Of the OK.
penditure of the Governors Contin.
gent fund which the Morgantown
NeT Dominion recently charged bad
been exhausted under the waStCtul
extravaganza of Gov. AtkinSOn.-
The Register finds that Of the $4,000
appropriated for the year ending
Sept. 30th, 1897, So, 500 was expended
by Gov. McCorklc during the five
months from October to March. In
the five months following Gov. At
kinSon spent the entire balance of
$4,000 and left the treasury so bare
of its fund for contingent expenses
that the janitOr Of the capitol and
his force could not be paid for the
months of July, August and Sep
TENDER. In this extremity the At
torney-General has been appealed To
for an opinion AZ to whether the con-
tingent fund Of the next fiscal year
can bc drawn upon in advance to
meet the demands of the Governor.
The Governor spent the bulk OF the
contingent fund in jumkeiing trips
with his gorgeous staff To about all
he public functions he could we'll
find time to attend from one end Of
he country to the other. That's
he reason he has declined To respond
10 the requests from various parts of
the State for the offer of rewards
for the apprehension of criminals
The Governor aud his staff must
have their fun even though every
criminal in the State runs at large.
Monroe WutchniaI.
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A apAHRI>G match between en-
champion Corbctt and McNey Will
be the attraction at the Lewis county
Fair on the 3Oth inst. 1t is thought
that ten thousand people will be
present on that day.
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Comm issiOner's Notice.
Office of Com'r w. S. Thompson,
Lewisburg, w. Va, Sept. 7th, 1897.
Samuel a. Scott

The Computing Scale Company,
Notice is hereby given to all persons
interested i'm the above named cause
now pending IN the Circuit Court OF
Greenbrier county, that have fixed
upon the 4tb day of October, 1897, as
the time, and my office in DR.. w. L
Fuckers Law office, in Lewisburg, az
the place, to report, as required by 8
decree in said cause pronounced on thu
22nd day of June, 1887, as follows:
To take, state and report an account
between the plaintiff, Samuel A. Scott
and the defendants, The Computing
Scale Company.
At which time and place you can at
tend if you elect so to do.
Given under my hand at my sale
office.
w. ). THOMPSON,
Sept. 9-4w. Com 4 CIR. Or. CT.
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800 REV ARD

~ ILL be paid to the person, or per-
w sons, who will apprehend and dis
cover evidence that will convict the
persons who burnt my house on the
Bush" place, about the 9TH of sept.
&. l.. MCCLUNG.
Sept. l6-2w.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1897-09-23

EN.GoV. VIM. f.. Cameron, Of
Virginia, one of the leaders of the
Gold.bug faction last year, an
nouncCS his intention to support the
regular Democratic State ticket
HoGc, Echols and Montague - this
fall. 1t i said that this announce.
ment fell like a bomb in the camp
Of the golditcS.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1897-09-23

II i announced that in a recent
interview ut the White House the
President requested Gen. Lee to re-
turn to Cuba, and that the General
will probably return to his post there
about the middle Of October.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1897-09-23

COAL is taxed under the Dingley
bill to enable the operators to pay
the miners higher wages. Then why
all these strikes among the miners ?
will the people never cease to be
humbuggcd by the claim that pro.
tcctivc tariff raises the wages of la
Dor? If there is any benefit to any
one in a tariff on coal the operator
gets il.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1897-09-23

OYER in Ohio Mark Hanna is
moving heaven and earth to secure
his return to the Senate. If Doodle
Will do the work for him Mark will
he apt to succeed.
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Notice to Trespassers.

I SHALL enforce the law against all
L persons trespassing on my place, 3
miles north of Lewisburg. Passing
through the place without my. peImis-
sion, hunting on 1t or any other tres
pass is hereby strictly forbidden.
G.. SCOTT LAREw.
Sept. l6-2w.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1897-09-23

MUCH sensational evidence has
been brought out in the trial of the
Mcdonald impeachment case. now
being tried in the Circuit Court OF
kanawha. 1t has been shown that a
deliberate effort was made to bride
certain members of the City Council
Jour young friend Bob Bell among
them) to vote to grant liquor license
to four men agreed upon between
the county Court and certain mem
bers of the Council. These rascally
councilmen were to reap rich re-
ward from the deal with the liquor
men. Mr.. Bell testified that he
would have nothing to do with the
rascally business, and by him and
others the whole scheme was fully
exposed. About half of that Coun-
ell ought to be kicked out of the city.