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EMANCIPATION.

Thralldom, is condition of servi.
tude. 1t is not by any means a
badge ofindependence nor streamer
OF liberty. Emancipation, is a de-
liverance from bondage, an emerging
from night to day, from darkness to
light, from slavery to freedom. The
operations Of contingencies, such as
debt, violation of civil, religious or
moral laws, and obligations, all ere.
ate species of bondage and in like
manner the holding of office, under
restraining law, in the nature OF q
civil service reform act, restrictive
of the rights of the people to take
and hold offices for their selfgovern
ment, become one of the species. OF
the same nature, are the rigors now
sought to be applied to holders Of
office, i. e. They should not take
part in, either by acts or contribu-
tions, the management or working OF
POLITICAL movements-hence comes
the scandalism usually embraced in
the terms, time servers, cliques,
rings, ect. We take, it that It is
proper these manacles should be
broken, that Office holding should be
honorable, that though servants Of
the people they have right to ex-
press their views and to perform the
full duties of citizens, and to this
end, emancipation is necessary, SUBJ
ject only, to the inhibitiohs that the
office shall not be subversive Of the
peoples right of condemnation, when
found to be used for selfish ends, in
stead of the public good. An Office
holder should neither be slave or
master, but of the people for the
people, respected for open inter.
course and manly action on the one
hand, denounced and expelled for
secret combinations and unworthy
trickery on the other. The same is
true of parties. Leaders, will not be
permitted to establish themselves as
manipulators for personal advance
ment, to the detriment Of material
public good, to the extent, of becom-
ing masters of voters and whipping
bosses, of citizens. That, would be
slavery of worse nature than that
which met the correction of Lin
coins proclamation. Every voter,
no matter what his party, is naturally
and inherently an emancipationist,
and when they call a halt, partisan
ship crumbles and disappears, hui
manity, citizenship, patriotism go to
the front, resume control, command
order, restore power, prosperity and
safety. Look at the coHdition of
affairs today, observe the peculiar
methods being used to compel servi-
tude by manipulators, and consider,
yeur right to declare emancipation,
unless such movements be abandoned.
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PITzER PROVES PROMISE

II is announced that Mr.. Grant
Pitzer has accepted the invitation OF
the Republican Congressional Com.
mittee, and viii make several adj
dresses, at prominent places, in this
district, in behalf of Mr.. Dayton.
This, we presume, is in Difference to
and adherence, of his promise in the
Keyser Convention, to support the
nominee. 1t is, probably, right
that he should SO do. When he
went into that convention, he did SO
with bis personal honor. No matter
what the treatment accorded, the
promises adhered to or those brok-
en-, he was bound to retire with his
self respect maintained. This he
does. How far his personal innu-
ence may tend, not to whip, but to
persuade into lines his personal
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TIM0RE 6 OHIO RAILROAD
Knights Templar Trlennial
Conclaye.

Plstsburg, Pa, October io-l4, 1898
For the knights Templar Trien-
Mai Conclave, to he held at Pitts :
burg, Pa, from October 10th to
l4th. 1898, the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad will sell tickets from all
points east Of the Ohio River al One
Lowest First Glass Fare for the
Round Trip, good going on October
8sl to 18Th, inc ,siye, and COCO re-
turning leaving Pittsburg to and in.
Guiding October nth, 1898, except
by depositing ticket with Joint
Agent at Pittsburg not earlier than
October 18th nor later than October
18th, and on payment of fifty (50)
cents, return limit Of ticket may be
extended to leave Pittsburg to and
including October 3lst., 1898.
Solid Royal Blue Vestibuled
Tr.ins run daily from New York,
Philadelphia, Wilmington, Bslti-
more. Washington and intermediate
points, elegantly equipped with
Pullman Sleeping Cars, Observation
Parlor Cars and unexcelled Dining
Car Service.
For tickets and full information,
apply nearest Ticket Agent, Balti-
more 4 Ohio Railroad.
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A Valuable Dicovery.

Ronceverte, lW.Va., October g
A surprising discovery was made
near here by negro named Willism
Barber, who, while walking through
an isolated portion of woods, dis
covered protruding vein OF coal
from the hillside, with in fifty feet
Of the county road on the. land OF
r. w. Mcdowell. Barber, without
making known his find, secured q
Eve year lease upon the land and
then thoroughly Investigated the
discovery, experts claiming that
from indications it is believed the
entire tract Of heretofore worthless
land, is underlaid with . fine quail
ity of coal.
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Deafness Cannot be Cured

BY local applications as they can
not reach the diseased portion of
the ear. There is only one way TO
cure deafness, and that is by con-
stitutional remedies. Deafness is
caused by an infamed condition OF
the mucous lining OF the Eustschian
Tube. When this tube is inhamed
you have rumbling sound or i'm
perfect hearing, and when it is en-
tirely closed, Deafness Is the result,
and unless the inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored to
its normal condition, hearing will be
destroyed forever; nine cases out Of
ten are caused by catarrh, which is
nothing but an infiamed condition Of
the mucous surfaces.
We win give One Hundred Dol
lars for any case of Deafness (caused
BY catarrh) that eSHnef be erred =
Halls Carr gu Send sor
oular; free
FL. CHENEY a CO.,
Toledo, q.
H- Sold By Druggists, TIC.
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RAILROAD ASSESSMENTS.
Valuation of the Lines ia West
ylrQi1ia FOR the Years Of iSoz-8.

virginia f0r The Tears ok lo9Z-os
Charlest ID, VI. Va, Oct. 8. The
Secretary of State has certified to
the Auditor The assessments of the
various railroads in West Virginia
for the year 1898, made by the
Board Of Public Works. With the
assessments for this year are given
for thesake of comparison, the assess
monts for 1891.
The B. a. o., main line. S5.14S.-
22l no; ii 1897, s5,131 1880
Parkelsburg Branch (B. &. 0. lSI
81 SOS 90; in 1897, 81 81, 1885, 50.
Beskely Syringe tB. 4. 0)s37 :
40 90 in 1891, s8T,64s.a2.
Fairmont, Morgantcwn, & Pits
burg. 1901 5000; in 1891, sS9s,
$1,000.
Grafton & Beling.on, (B. &. 0.)
s272 10000; in 1897, S271,s29.46.
South Branch, (B. &. o. 500,
$4,000; in 1898, $98,944.09.
Norfolk s. Western, s. los ,5eT.50
| In 1891, SO. I19,IG1.00.
Wheeling, Pittsburg, & Balti-
more. sl45,615 90; 10 1897, $780,
075,DO
Winchester & Potomac (B. Il. o.
| $l96, 1880; in 1897 ,SI62,675.00,
Cairo & Kanawa Valley, s30,i50.-
co. in 1887, s24, 500 90.
Charleston, Clendennin 4 Sutton,
| $l525I7 90; in 1897, $136,4la 90
Chesapeake & Ohio, 81 .554 ,258 90
| in 1891, 81 ,578,4I5 10.
Cumberland Valley & Msrtinshurg,
| sl54 ,s8l 90; in 1897, $lT5,O00 co;
Cumberland h Pennsylvania, $40,
3Ia 90; in 1897. s10.3i3 90.
| Dry Fork, S68,li5 80 in 1897,
| sos, s24, 90.
| Fairmont, Sbinston & Ciarksbnrg
t6, 1875 90; in 1897, 6,725 90.
Kanawha & Coal River, SIG ,953-
IS; in 1897, $22, 9T0 90.
Kanawa & Michigan, $575, $50 0C
Kelly's Greek improvement Co.,
81, $50 60; in 1897, $21,520 90.
Laurel Fork & Sand Hill, $4,000.
90; in 1897, 81 100000.
Monongahela River, 1851, 435 0(
in 1897, 1881 ,254, 90
Moundsville, Benwood. & Wheel
ing, $35, 125, 90 in 1897, ST. 90
Ohio River. Sl,459,337 38; ir
1897, $1,26O,298 Is.
Huntington & Big Sandy, 20. r.,
$S7 ,555 90 in 1897, $ST ,555 90.
Ravenswood, Spencer & Glenville
| $ll6,0S7 SO; in 1897, s1l5, $40 90.
Ripley & Mill Greek 20 r.,
| 1913, $50 90; in 1897, $2T,962 so.
Panther( Mcdowell county, $751;
$50 90 in 1897, $l4, 5S5 90.
Pennsboro, Harrisville, Ritchit
Co., 3d. 1888 90 in 1897, $l3,28S OF
Piedmont & Cumberland, $T1,-
| 264 90; in 1897, 10, $40 40
| IL Pittsburg, Wheeling & Kentucky
| 1924 ,255 90; in 1897, $5l2,553 90
Powellton & Pocahontas, $34,320,
90; in 1897, $40,050 60.
Roaring Greek & Charleston, SIS
| 76l 80; in 1897, $18,400 90
Western Maryland, $25 $50 90; il
1897, 100000.
West Virginia Central, 81 ,22a 81
| SO in 1897, ST. al 1921 81.
| WestVirginia Southern,$l3,S75 OF
| in 1897, $13, 465 90.
West Virginia & Pittsburg, $7l9
529 O6 in 1897, 1886, 10000.
| Wheeling & Elmwood, $S9,594 81
in 1897, sos 900 90.
Wheeling Railway, $l63 4a8 90
in 1897, $147,76s 90.
/ Winifrede, s54,s2l 90; in 1897
$55,245 90.
Deepwaters $l0,750 90,
| Little Kanawha, s 81 100000.
The total railroad assessment 70
1893 Is 22,040,512 So, again of 1910
| 14e So over that of 1897, which wa
| $2I ,s50,s63 10.
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Middleway Items.

Poor corn crop.
Mr.. A. L, Anderson is building .
barrack.
Mr.. Geo. F. Anderson has built q
wing to his dwelling.
Miss LYDIA Abril, Of Bunker Hill,
Is Ia tLis community.
Misses Cora and Ora Clipp spent
last week in Brunswick.
Extra.
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Incontinence of water during sleep
stopped Immediately by DR.. e.
DETcHoNs ANTI DIURETIc. Cures
children and adults alike. Price 81.
Sold by L. G.. Matthaei, Druggist,
Martinsburg, w. Va.
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Special Conn miss0ner's Sale
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

Pursuant to decree Of the Circuit
Court OF Berkeley county, West Vir
| ginia, entered on the 2nd day of Febru.
ary, 1898. In the chancery cause oil
Amanda EverSoie VS.. VIM. Mccarthy
ct al, therein pending. the undersigned
| special commissioner, will offer at pub
lie sale at the front door Of the Court
House, in Martinsburg, Berkeley coun
ty, West Virginia. at 80 O'Clock p.
m, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1898,
the following valuable real estate, sit !.
uated, lying and being in Hedgesville
district, Berkeley county, West Vir-
GINA, and bounded as follows, viz:
Beginning at large white oak al,
comes to John French. thence with his
lines mort til 81so east 1877 poles to two
pines (5) on bill thence south ~,
west 40 poles to a stake i6l in a line to
french, and comes to Wright. now
Carl; thence with the latter south Gao,
east II poles to stake "a, comes to
Newkirk's heirs thence with their line
north 60o. west 34.6 poles to stone Isl ,
comes to John r. Eversoles thence
running new line with his lot north
$50, west 143 poles to stone ri in a
line of George Donaldson thence with
his line south 1880 west IS. poles to a
stake 81 in place of W. O., comes to
John French; thence with his line
south, 73o east, 81 5 poles to the Begin
ning, containing Al acres, rood and
30 square poles, be the same more or
less.
/ TERMS OF SALE. -One-third cash
on day OF sale, the balance in two equal
payments In six and twelve months, re-
Spectively; the purchaser to give his
notes for the deferred payments, which
shall draw interest from the day of sale,
and the title to said real estate shall be
retained until all the purchase money
Is paid.
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3sfh ANNUAL FAIR

Frederick, nd.
Reduc cd Rates via b. 6. O. x. r.
The Baltimore and Ohio "a ilroad
will sell excursion tickets to Fred
erick, Md. and return, at low rate OF
One Fare for the Round Trip, plus
Fifty Gents additional for admission
aceount~of 3Sth Annual Fair of
Frederick County Agricultural As
ISOLATION. Tickets will be sold for
regular trains of October 10, IL, u,
IS. E Il, go. 4 to return until 0cto-
beg Is, inclusive, At rate Of Sl.s5
roI s1sstzas surg.
For tickets and full information,
call on Agent, Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad
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VIM. GERHARDT,
Successor to o. S. Rigsby)
ART & STATIONERY STORE,
No. 1913 Queen st.
A Large and Beautiful Line Of Framed
Pictures.
Frames Made to Order Of the Latest
Styles of Moulding.

The patronage Of the Public is re-
spectfully solicited.
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Potomac Valley H ailr0ad Co,
Of West Virginia.
OFFICE OF SECRETARY,

Baltimore. Sept. IT.
The annual meeting of the stock
holdeIs OF the Potomac Valley Rail
road Company of West Virginia for
the election Of seven l7) directors to
serve for the ensuing year, viii be held
at the Office of the company, Hillen
Station, Baltimore, on Wednesday,
October 10Th, 1898, at IL O'Clock NJ.
J. 7. III. BARNES,
9-I7-5t. Secretas /.
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Merit
Inherit talks'' the EzzlM ~
intrinsic value OF 81 UC
Hoods Earsaparilla. q - & 8NO

Merit IN medicine means the power to
cure. Hoods SarsapariIla possesses actual
and unegualled curative power and there
fore it has true merit. When you buy
Hoods Sarsaparilla, and take It according
to directions, to purify your blood. or
cure any OF the raEny blood diseases, you
are morally certain to receive benefit.
The power to cure is there. You are not
trying an experiment. 1t viii make your
blood pure, rich and nourishing, and thue
drive out the germs ofdisease, strengthen
She nerves and build up the Thoaosysseua.
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WEEKLY MARKET REEoRT.

Baltimore and Martinsburg markets
compared and corrected eyefg Friday
morning.
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e s. e pIrzEn

Spee.s Al Com missioner
/ hereby CERT lily 1ssat 70 5 & Pszer4
Special Comm issioner. nas executed
bond, as required By law in said case.
l.. Dew. HERHARDT.
10 SIT CLERK of Circuit Court.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

PARTNER WANTED 20 launch a new
architectural Invention destined O make
h.t IL The elite OF New y oTiS: must hsv-
81. go for his share IT. the partnership.
JOS. RA1LEYS - Macdougei-st
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

.oo1>~r~. <,>No>-o>N~>~>~>~ ->>>-~->~>>--~-
THE PEOPLE or THE STATE or
and independent. to Esther 4. NJ Jacs-
son. Estnes \. Thomas. Mary styles.
Jennie Tack lbsrry. William h. Haisted.
Ezekie; Mals,ed. Mary \; Waisn; esh's
GrIffln, Louisa VI. Gr.fiin. Mary q. smith.
Esther II. sllick. Sarah A. Dunn; Jonn
II. sillck Esther Ames Yates. 9 ha,,ted
Yates Emma R Ripsf"sW sS SpIsn Wat
hins Thomas {. Watkins. ANY s.
Watkins. Margaret Mohun. Evelyn Daas.
John 4. Hsnce, Eaii W. Ian,
hattie Gilman. norman Gu.on' t.s.i.,t.
psymon. Arthur D. Elnbury. Emma 4.
cattus. Jennie Baraum. Samuel D. Mot..
Elizabeth Smith. Anna W. cannesc ,
Emma A. Lawrence. chester h. Lawrence.
G~srse A. Lawrence. Albert +. Lawrence.
John Nico,i. Elizabeth NicoI cornehA
Nicoll. Hen-y II fln1ey. Erza rs rDrsel:
catfsr Walter b. Lawrence. Robert Is.
iawrence Matte y. McFadden wlilett
Carpenter. Richard Carpenter George O.
Carpenter. Lester \. Carpenter. Sntinsn
CARPENTER Gilbert II. Carpenter. Elisha :.
Carpenter william A. Carpenter. Edlth ..
Carnenter PHILIP En,bury, Elsie tsmouf.'
Augustus Embufy. Florence h'mDurs' M
ton L. Embury. Emmeta l. Iattus, Jsnnls
IIf a
Dennison. and 20 al. other persons VINO arg
or may be heirs at law o- next OF KIN Ok
caroline r. Thomas. deceased. or VINO arg
interested IN her estate, Nhuse Names a.o
PAGES u residence ARE unknown ana can
10, after dilgent inquiry be aseertsiheo'
send greeting: ,.,.-
Whereas Edward c. Barnum ~ the City
az New YORK has lately applied ~ Inc
Surrogate'= court OF our CIV ana tounty
Of New York 70 have certain ihstu-
,nsrt IN writing bearing date the seventh
dav Of JanYarv 1898. relating to both real
and personal property. duly proved as 'ne
.ast WIN ard Testament OF caroline II:
'Tbo,,7s iata o., i.l- City and County q
New York deceased. therefore. YOU. .hu
each 4 you. are cited 20 appear oerore
The surrora.e ~ our city and County OF
Sew YORK AZ his Office IN TIE '-y OF
New York. on the Eth day az WAY, on
Thousand eight hundred and ninety-elsnt,
et hnlf-pasf ZEN O'Clock IN the toieno,h p.
that day. then and there - at,Sl9 ~
probate CT the sad last VIII ana Testa-
ment. ,..., o,,sb
And such % you as are hereby cuen'
as are under the age ~ twenty-one yssts =
are required 70 appear ny your susIe'H -,
II you have one. or n yol have none, 20
appear and apply for one 70 oe app 9,lin :.
ar In the event ~ ycur neglect or iaiiuro
10 d. 90. n guardian vii he s""oi'teh oy
,hc Surrogate - represent and act for you
in the ur0ceeiiuc.
In Testimony whereof. We have caused
the Seal OF the Surrogate's Court on "
said city ard county OF
:....-,..: New York 70 he hereun,o az
l. =. nx,t w l,gs-s sH!, Hon; F.an q:
our said city and county, az
,r. c-.v of New York the 9th day 81
March. in the year ~ our Lord one tnou-
sand oicb, hundred ana ninety-ei9ht.
FAIRFAX NcbATGHIIN.
Clerk Of the surrosate's Court
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EAST ONE HUNDRED AND NINTH
sTREFT. Supreme court. County OF
New York. .-Georbe Clemens et al palm
TINS. against Michele fsr'o'u 81 a.. de-
fsnlants. -. 49,.
closure ard sale made ana entered IN tho
above entitled action. bearing date tne
ion day ~ March 1898 I. the under
signed. referee in said judgment named.
YY YORK n Neal Il Estate Estate ssiesTooms. 40 iii
Broadway IN the Borough 81 Manhattan.
CITY OF New York. on the 18th day %
April. 1898. at ~ o'clock noon on ina;
day by Holm VI. Thompson. Auctioneer. OF
the firm - Thompson & Pryor. tho
premises described In the said judgment
a. follows:
All those two certain lots. pieces or
parce;s Of land. situate. lying and eeins
IN the city O. New York bounded and de-
scribei az I, rvs; Beginning At point
on the Nor,herly side Of one hundred ard
ninth Street. distant two hundred ieet
,2co' Westerly from the No.tnwess,e.y,
and FIRST Avenue. running thence North
erly and parallel With First Avenue. Two
hundred and one GOD feet and ten 40
inches. more or less TO the Southerly SIDE
Westerly along the SOutherly side OF one
hundred and tenth street twenty-five t2ol
feet, thence S0utherly and again pardi.ei
with First Avenue TWO hundred ard one
(aOi) feet and ten inches, more or Jess:
10 the Northerly side u one hundred and
ninth Street. and thence Eas,erly along
the Northeriy side of one hundred and
ninth street twenty-five feet 10 the point
or place D! beginning.
Dated New York. March is.h ases.
SAMUEL r. HAMBc;.G-,R.
Referee
MAS & GOLDBERG.
Attorneys FOR Plaintiffs
s. Nassau Street. New York City.
The following is diagram OF the prop
erty.
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- .o,.>,-v
cr-pprNE- COr-RT. CITY AND COUNTY
az XEW YORK.-T'he Germania la,s
Insurance COMPANY against samuel n.
rt-.Lo-. 80 n,b.rs
In n,.rsuance ~ p judgment ~ toreclo,-
ne and sale. made ana entered IN the
obove-entitle! action and hearing date the
iIth dav 81 March 1875. the reieree
therein named vii sell AT public auction.
a. the New York Real Estate Salrsl,,h
70 III Eroaieav. in the city ~ New
~. on The 2fth day 81 April. 1898. al i3
-, -, .ba, fav ~ Thompson &
GclecK noo o,,, ym ,ss premises in said
49,, ,,a,,ir,sa ard described as fol-
. ''''
All. that certain Iot of land with ths
h,,fdir~s ard improvements thereon situate
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i3s,h Stree.

i3s;h Street
The Approximate amount of the zen OF
charge 10 satisfy which the property y 10
10 old is Sls 1874 10 with Interest from
FEBRUARY 2s isyS and the Approximate
amour, Of the charges or Hens for taxes.
water rates. SC. thereon Is S2CC.I Win
interest n ne added
GEORGE GORDON BATTLE.
Referee.
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KLoNDIKE OUTFITTERs.

NlNNTINE EW. SUITS
md sleenlng Pays. VIII sell parties Al
wholcsa,e rrices Gail and inspect I. W.
FRANKLIN. OF Spring ST.. southwest cor
ner Broadway.
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.l0th Ste
10th street.

NOrE.--The approximate amount OF the
lien or charge for which the premises are
10 he sold is 81 ssh 80. with interest from
March iith. isgs together with costs and
allowances amounting 20 s2si q. and the
expenses OF sale: the approximate amount
OF liens for taxes and Assessments Is 800.
The property VIII be sold sSbject to
mortgages thereon aggregntlng $40. with
interest from july Goth 1897, ~ IT,. the
Approximate amount OF such Interest be-
ing sidJ.
Dated New YORK. March 18th. ls0s.
SAMUEL g. HAMBURGER.
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LOST.

~~~~~>~~~~>>~0s~
LOST or STOLEN Bankbook No. 81 ,,'"-
~ The German Savings Rank. IN The CITY
OF New York, corner 4th-ave. and l+ih-'t..
issued TO John y. Widman. All persons
are cautioned against negotiating the same
II not returned 20 the bank on the - day
- Nav 1895 duplicate Will no issued.
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ELECTRO THERAPEUTICS.

mn 1<1.~-~O~@~Do-0~~~~~~~ = =
VIBRO-M ECHANICO AND EI.bl ~
TUFRApEI TICS. DE VALLETTE IN
STTTUTE, i0l West 4Oth-st.. lOl west
18th 81.
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PR1CEs.-ao1 sscor i-hanf
wood and iron working machines, fu.F
guaranteed. machinery bought and eN-
changed. GEORGE 3. EDDY. "Ss Maal-
fcn-st
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WANTED TO PURCHASE.

-~y~~~NN-r4N-NOr-NoOoN>-~-0 NO~(-0O0e|~'s~| =
FURNITURE ~ houses and mats. carpets
stocks Merchandise bought for 'ash.
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF Hon. John
II " Arnold, a Surrogate OF the CITY
ana County Of New-York. notice 10 hereby
given TO all persons having claims against
Alice Adams late Of the city OF New
Work. STATE OF New-York. decreased. to pre-
sen, the same with vouchers thereof 10 t<e
eubecrib~r. at her place OF trareactin8
buslness az the Office Of ADAMS Bros. 40.
4; West 2sth Street. in the City OF view
York on or before the 18th day OK July
Dated Nsw-York. The 18th day Of Jas-
'"" SAMUEL r. ADtMs.
SARAH T. ADAMS.
WI CRITTENDEN ADAMS.
Executors.
pOGrRT. HARRIET In pursuance o.
an order Of Hon. Frank 7. Ftz5ersid.
Surrogate OF the CITY and county OF lew
York ro.ics IS hereby gwen 70 al persons
having calm. against Harriet L.. boser,'
,sta o. the ,riy - New-York deceased.
10 prosen, the came. With vouchers thereot.
10 the subscribers. at thelr Place o.
transacting hrsiness, III the 9tuce %
Frsllng II. snsn. No. il5 Broadway. "a
the Guy Of New York on or before 'ns
oad day Of June. 1898. next.
Dated New York. the lIth Gay OF ~
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ELOISE L. BREESE.
ExecutorA
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ATTORNEY .or Executor.
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