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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-12
.IDARKIEG QUIT
puRING SHOCK
Continued from First Page.)
Leander Mccormick Observatory. The
tremor lasted about 20 seconds.

Continued from First Page.)
Leander Mccormick Observatory. The
tremor lasted about 20 seconds.
Buckingham.
Three distinct shocks were felt here
this morning about $50, which some
Of our Oldest citizens do not hesitate
to call al earthquake A window
glass. broken in u. B. Glover's store.
Is the only damage so far reported.
The shocks lasted but few seconds, but
somo OF the ladies We're rather badly
frightened. It WAS accompanied by a
rumbling noice. evidently from the
west,
Amelia.
There were two distinct earthquake
shocks felt In this county at sis
o'clock this morning. They We're heard
and felt here at the store OF Mr., r.
a. Marshall, who discerned both shocks
very distinctly by the shaking Of his
building and the rafting of the win
dows, and observed the time, Mr.. Mar
shall says his sensations were very
peculiar and he was glad indeed It
passed off so quickly and with 10 more
damage,
At the residence of Mr.. n. NJ. blair,
tho shock was also felt and heard by
both Mr.. and Mrs, Blair, who were at
different points ut the time and they
noticed the time was S.15 O'clock.
At Beaver Pond Mills. Mr., g. C,
Bosseau noticed the shocks ana re-
ported them over the telephone here.
1t is subject of thanktulness that
the shocks were slight,
Gainesville.
An earthquake shock was distinctly felt
here this morning about SIS o'clock, Mr..
&. r.. Sanderson nj Ashby, reported that
the shock was SO great there that the
chmneys to his house We're cracked.
Ashby Is about ten miles from this place.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-12
DOES NOT EXPECT
TROUBLE WITH GERMANY

WASHINGTON, D. c.. February IL
Believing In the jutsice of it's position
the Haitian government does not cx-
pect any serious difficulty with Ger
many, growing out of certain transact
lions of Herman and Company, Ger
man bankers of Port all Prince and
q syndicate of Haitians, Germans and
Others. who received considerable sums
from Haiti, in cash and bonds. on at
count of various public improvements
Mr. Leger, the Haitian minister to
the United States. has been kept fully
Informed as to the facts In the case
which is an odd one and which has
twice been before the Haitian courts
Haiti in both instances being sus-
tanned in her contentious.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-12
HONDURAS WILL
REPEL INVASION.
President Bonilla Says His Pco-
pie Are Ready to Meet
Nicaragua's Forces.
PROVOKED BY HONDURAS
So Says Zclaya, But Uncle Sam
and Mexico Declare There
Must Be No War.
PROVOKED BY HONDURAS

PANAMA. February 1.-THE Associated
Press has received the following dispatch
from President Bonila, OF Honduras,
sent in reply to a message asking for the
Honduran side Of tho actual conflict
with Nicaragua. The message Is dated
Teguclgalpa. February 18th, and says:
Nicaragua is concentrating a con-
siderable armed force upon the FROM
tier Of Honduras without having made
q declara ton OF war. We are as
sured an invasion will take place soon.
Honduras Is ready to repel the move
tEigned) EMANUEL BoN1LLA.''
A weli-known Central American ncr,
chant who IS familiar with the political
designs OF the various republics: IN
formed the correspondent OF the Asso-
ciated Press tonight that President Le-
lava of Nicaragua, believing he holds
the balance of power In Central Amer
lea wants to put the matter. to tese.
but he will oppose intervention py the
United States.
Provoked by Honduras.
NEW YORK. February 1.-THE iol-
loving dispatch has been received from
President Zelaya, OF Nicaragua:
10 the Associated Press, New
York:
Nicaragua Is being provoked by
Honduras, which is preparing to
repeat her recent aggression.
SANTOS ZELAYA,
"President."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-12
How TO Get
Sleep and Rest

Pain IS the thing that
makes most sick people mis-
cradle and keeps them from
getting well.
Pain is weakening be-
cause it prevents sleep and
rest.
Sleep and rest are Natures
greatest medicines.
Natures greatest assistant
is Omega Oil, for il stops
pain SO you can sleep and
rest.
Omega Oil is good for
everything a Imminent ought
to be good for.
Try il for pain in the
shoulders, arms, hands, back,
hips, thighs, legs or feet.
Trial hottie. 1oc. Larger sizes, Csc AN
DC. Free sample Omega Oh Soap 4
very bott.ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-12
FOR FOUR-CENT RATE.
House Goes on Record for Lower
Street Car CHARGES

WASHINGTON, February 1l.-Bills
relating TO the government OF the Dis
trict or Columbia were considered In
the House to-day. The House. IN
Committee OF the Whole. went on re-
cord in favor of flat four-cent street
railway fare. together with prroyi-
sion for eight tickets for twenty five
cents In the District OF Columbia, but
IN the House the amendment was de-
3clarad defeated. Thcreupon the point
Q! o. no quorum was made and the
House mt $40 p. NJ. adjourned.
During the session the Indian appro-
priation bill was sent TO conference
managers on the part of the House
being Messrs. Sherman, OF New York:
Lacey, Of Iowa, and stephens or
Texas E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-12
Must Settle Trouble
Without Resort to War

WASHINGTON, February 1.-THE
statement was made at the State De-
partment to-day that at a conference
held to-day between Assistant Secre-
tary Bacon and the Mexican Ambassa-
dor it had been decided that Mexico
and the United States would unite with
Salvador, Costa Rica and Guatemala in
making Identical representations to
Honduras and Nicaragua, to the effect
that they would be expected to settle
their differences without resort to war,
and that the arbitration which was re-
Gently terminated at San Salvador must
be rcconvened. in order that the issues
between the two countries may be
peacefully settled in accordance with
existing treaties.
Minister Corea, Of Nicaragua to-day
had lengthy conference with Assist
ant Secretary of State Bacon regard
ing the situation in Central America,
with particular reference to the trou-
BILE between his country and Honduras.
Mr.. Corea declared that Nicaragua did
not want war; that the country was
in better condition now than ever be-
fore, and that her citizens are Think
ing only of their country's progress
and development.
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NEWLY-APPOlNTED JUDGE
A NATIVE OF VIRGINIA

2fSpecialto The Times Dispatch.l
NEW ORLEANS, LA. February IL.
Eugene d. Saunders, to-day appointed
Federal judge for the Eastern District OF
Louisiana, Is a rock-ribbed Democrat.
and II native Of Virginia, where he was
born fifty-four years ago. He Is a grad
uate OF the University OF Michigan. Conf
ing to New Orleans when twenty one
years of age. and establishing law
school, he is at present dean OF the law
department OF Tulane University. He
practced law in this city with Edward
y. White before the latter was appointed
to the Federal Supreme bench.
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John b. Barrett, vice II. a. Booth, re-
signed.
North Carolina-Hiddenitc, Alexander
county, James a. Adams vice r. A..
Adams, resigned: GAINESVILLE. Martin
county, Samuel r. Coburn, vice Isaac
jackson, removed; Pughs. Franklin coun-
ty, William p. Wilson, vice l.. a. VIII
son, resigned; Roanoke Rapids. Halifax
county, William s. Saunders. vice B. NJ.
curkin, removed.
4 Charles II. Fadley appointed regular,
Harrison Delllnger, substitute, rural car
rier, route J. at Columbia Furnace, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-12
HOTEL BURNS, ONE
DEAD, OTHERS HURT
Lives Of $50 in Jeopardy-Escap
Was Through Second-story
Window.

BOSTON, February 1l,r-One person
was killed. two others We're overcome By
smoke and the lives Of lbo persons were
l placed in Jeopardy by BY, fire in tn, the
Square, Charlestown. tonight, One.
third OF those In the hotel were forced
to gain the street by the fire escapes or
ladders, which the nremen raised to the
second and thirds story windows. The
dead man was John Harrlgan. He fell
from the fourth story to the sidewalk
Tho fire started from an unknown
cause in the basement, and rushed up an
elevator shaft to the third floor, where
1t spread out into tho rooms,
The monetary loss Is $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-12

The Tidcwatcr and Western, mar
row-gauge railway, formerly known
as the Farmville and Fowhatan, rum
ming from Farmvillc to Bermuda Hun
dred, on James River, is doing all In,
its limited power to meet the wishes
of the people along the line in tho
matter Of rapid transit for passen-
gers. The patronage of the road, 1t
is claimed, hardly justiflcs double
daily trains with Pullman accommoda-
tons, and 1t has been difficult for.
the company to do even one-fourth
as well as that But the management
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is experimenting. andsit may be that
by the opening of the summer sat
isfactory service will be put on.
The company has bought gaso-
lene motor-car, with which they pro-
pose to experiment, and II 1t proves
to be good thing. many other cars
will be bought. and the whole line
will be equipped with them. These
Will supplement, but no: exclude the
steam cars. and the combination will
probably give the patrons Of the road
all the accommodation they require.
President r. II. Jeffries and Super
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An earthquake disturbance was dis
tlnctly heard and felt here this morning
at S:15 o'clock. lasting about half q min
Felt in Barton HEIGHTS.

A stff west wind yesterday assisted \
Richmond the thaw of Sunday contin-a
uing through the day. until the slushS-
IS 3, gone, except in protected places.
Although there was Slight haza
stinucd fair throughout the day, and
night. ~ = = : .i :. : - tA''u II
,Ihe weather man predicts continued
increasing cloudiness during the dav.
Gi,tizens OF Barton Heights re ported.
r. s,dnda, a distinct earthquake shoeE.
Sest era morning about s:25 o,clock.'f
kichmond, and the local Weather Bua$
r rnt which has no seismograph. did8
not nave any record OF any d isturh9f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-12
WOMAN DIES Of
BROKEN HEART
Mrs. Wilson Taken Sick Soon
After Husband Left Her,
Death Soon Following.
WILL CLAIM HER BODY
Wilson Located in Raleigh and
Says He Will Come to
Norfolk To-Day.
Especial to Tho Tim es- dispatch /

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch
NORFOLK. VA, February 11.-'Died
Of a broken heart is the verdict of ply
sicians and nurses on the death of Mrs.
Herbert Mortimer Wilson, which oc-
Cured at st. Vlncent's Hospital, Nor
folk. She was a pretty woman of about
thirty-tve years Of age. She arrived in
Portsmouth last Thursday with her hus-
band, and registered at Hotel Lafayette.
Friday ut midnight DIR. r. T. McNIur-t
rem was called to the hotel to see Mrs.
Wilson. Tho physicians found her in a
very nervous condition from mental
worry. She told DR.. McA1urren{ her story.
She said she came from Boston, and a
month or SO ago went with her husband
to Southern Pines. North Carolina, for the
benefit Of the latter's health.
Woman in Case.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson started back
to Boston Thursday morning. and ar
rived in Portsmouth Thursday evening,
too late to take boat or train to con-
tinue their journey. That night Will
son upbrnided his wife. according to
her story. and said that he would tele-.
graph to n woman to whom he had been
attentive in Southern Pines to come
to Portsmouth to meet him. He then
took $14, and said that he was going
~ ~ lAi1 NhSSA w -4OL luuc. ZIG
returned some time later and told
his wife that he had lost all OF her
money. About 9 o'clock that night
he left his wife with the remark that
he would return in few minutes. but
was never seon by her or any one else
about the hotel after that.
The End Comes.
Saturday Mrs. Wilson'S condition grew
worse, and she asked Dr. McNIurren To
send her to hospital. Her request was
granted and she was removed to st. Vim
cents.
At the hospital Mrs. Wilson refused to
give any information Us to herself or her
relatives. except to say that her hus-
band had deserted her. But she did send
for Attorney Richard McIlwaine, Of Nor
folk, consulted him. and guve the ut
torney her address as Bridgeport, Conn.
Will Claim Body.
Wilson was heard from in Raleigh. N.
c., tonight, He says that he will re-
turn here and claim the body of his
wife In the morning. He volunteered
no information as to why he left her
or what he has been doing with himself
Mrs. Wilson was thirty-tiye years old and
her husband four years younger. Tho
dead woman was of a refined manner
and far above the average. woman In
intelligence. She said that her husband
was prominently connected with a big
shoe house In Boston.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-12
PERSONS INJURED
AND CARS BURNED UP

CLEVELAND, O.. February Ii
While running at high rate Of speed,
two cars OF the Eastern Ohio Traction.
Line met In a head-on collision near
1Gatess Mills late to-day dozen
persons were injured. and the cars,
which We're wrecked by the collision.
took fire, and We're burned UP. a mis-
understanding as to orders Is said to
have caused tho wreck. The most Sc
riously injured are Judge Laubic and
Edward Van Horn
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DIED FROM POISON;
CHILDERS ACCESSORY

SPARrANBuRG.s S. c., February IL
Tho coroner's jury In the case Of j. y,
Farmer OF Gafney, who died last
week at Cowpens, S, G., from the effects
OF drinking a mixture alleged to have
dict to-day, declaring farmers death
due to poisoning, aud naming Luke
Chllders, Of Converse, s. O.. as access
sorry to hts death, i was testified that
the stuff that killed Farmer and made
three others critically i'll was ptlr-
chased Of ChIlders In this city last.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-12

intendent r. NJ. r. ralcotts will go
to Chester this MORNING to make
the first trip on the newly purchased
motor cur. The run will be made
from Chester to Bermuda and return
and the car, with all of It's machln-
cry will be thoroughly tested.
This Is the first car OF the kind to
be run on any road In Virginia, and
the experiment will be watched with
Interest, not only by the management
of the Tidewater and Western, but by
managers OF other lines.
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The William Bailey Safe

NORFOLK, VA, February 11.--A tele-
gram from Beaufort, s, c., announces
masted schooner William Fl. Bailey,
which, 1t was feared might be the YES
sci lost off Hattnras last week With an
on hoard probably drowned or frozen
to death. S n z
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as Of the body dependent blood
and strength it that this vital fluid be kept from
AS remains
tilted disease and health mpury
the the
special blood disease Puuar erupon ppe
condition result too much acid the Of irritating
blood and Contagious Blood Poison
imput poison circulation persons
hereditary faint the blood the
The plid,
the neck usually the fully developed
troubles s s has proved Itself perfect remedy the
makes this stream Of life and Nothing
the weak deoraed Blood snpes With te
hethu properties itnees establishes
Rheumatism Catar Diseases Contagious
Blood Poison and all blood permanently
all blood purifiers blood
sent tree THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
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BURIAL DELAYED.
Student Who Died at v. P. ]
Nav Be Inferred There.
fspecial to The Times Dispatch.]

Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
BLACKSBURG. VA, February Ii
Acting upon instructions of the guar
dian Of young Alvarez. the cadet who
died at the Institution intirmary Sun
day night, all arrangement for send
ing the body home has been cancelled,
and the authorities Will walt for fur
Their directions. 1t is probable that the
funeral and burial will take place here.
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Postmasters Appointed.

tF'rom Our Regular Correspondent)
WASHINGTON. .. c., February H.
Postmasters appointed:
Virginia-Alum Wells. Washington
county, james G. Dixon. vice ]. NJ Tai
bert, resigned; Ottcrdam, Surry county,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-12
DIR. Pitt RESIGNS.

Especial to The Times Dspatch.l
ASHLAND, VA. February 11.-Dr r.
II. Pitt. pastor OF the Ashland Baptist
Church. will resign as pastor OF that
church, and win retire entirely from
all pastoral work, and will devote his
entire time to the Religious Herald Of
which he has acquired sole ownership.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-12
For Inland Waterway.

WASHINGTON. February 11.--At
to-day's hearing on the river and har-
Dor BIZ before the Senate Committee
on Rivers and Harbors. Senator Sim
mons was heard in support OF an in
land waterway between Panlico
Sound and Beaufort Inlet s. C.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-12

TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY, si y
TAKE LAXATIVE 1BROMO Quinine Tablets
Druggists refund money II 1t fails to curc.3
q w. GROVES signature Is on each box 2oc-
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-10-04
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Ella STROBE, Admir-
vs. IN ID1Ic-tN
7. W. Hollida FL al
Commissioners Office,
~ Ha.f-

IN LLELC-tN
7. W. Hollida Ell al
Commissioners Of7ce,
NartiLsbuIE, y Va sept, = lsV3
To All persons interested II the above emit
tied cause. ,,
Rv = decree OF the Circuit Court G. Bersesey
e uotx ~ Va entered Ia tbs above entite1
Csr = on the Z0th dag o. Sepsemoer lsNs- lile
am : was r ferrsd tome with instructions e
F7irsf tie real estate or which E L Strode
dies seized and possessed, win Tae Zee saal-
ne and retail value. thereof
second To convene the creditors - the STA
l. strobe VINO nave lls4s - l1-s llr IL
deeds OF trust, OF otherwise upon said reAl e.
ATE vita the amounts and prlor1lles Of tneif
third. The simple contract creditors Of the
aid E l. SIr01e iced ~..&l .4= amount ~
their rsS0eetiNe dHois
Fourtn Az utaef matter dee l1S,G p ~
ueet by the said Comm ssioIer or any OF t.sv
rs,-- Is il tzsesI 40 = reQCife me 80 >as-e-
You viii there ore t4Ae 4 .ics t1sat AAaN
.6Tes up9a TuesIag ths ia l-y oi sNsf s4l-9efs
- "a 4 II as the lsns waeFe, ~nA my o te
Ia afsaril4Soufg - Va. a. tlu p.aes "-sas
wiz proees4 - zxecn-e TIE --t-l vf4el et =
erence ana II. from au4 esu>-, site $40 -
not cenaulsten or rIlit GsF- p 7asi 5s q -a4
"a from time To 9tG 81 LIZ same 6. 50 @stl-t
IL i completed
". 3. C0LST0N. Commission
Il IN 1~ancery g aid -'aalt
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Estray Hogs

Estray Hogs
Two black sows and twelve pig
came to my place on c. E. Ridgeway's
farm near Bunker Hill about a month
ago. The owner will come forward
prove property, pay cost including the
cost of this notice and take away.
G. l.. Barrow.
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COEEISSIONER,S NOTICE .

Commissioners Office
Nartinsburg, ". Va, sept, "A le5.
To al persoa sinterested in The above entitled
cause.
Bv a decree Of the Circuit Count Of Berkeley
County w Va, entered In the above eS-
lit ed caCSe On she a3-l Ga- Of s. p a-e aef
the same was referred 10 ue with Ustruc-
lions 10 asce rain ana report
FlTSt. Tee naascnGl estate owned oy mar
Y. Smith at tne time 81 her death, together
with the character aud vs3ue thereof
second, " han disposition any, mas oeea
made 81 s&id paFS Ona5 e e te By tue oefen uaht
T. D. Gard ner. Sheriff Administrator OF the
id Mary Y. Smith deceased. and - state anu
settle MS accounts as such adm niStTsttor-
Third. The debts owing by the said Mary '
Smith al the time OF ner Geath 10 whom pay
sole. with the amounts an5 priorities thereof
Fourth The zeal estate owned by the said
Mary V. Snits at the time Of he, death, II
quantity, description and location,
Filth, And such other matters that any
party in inferes TO this suit may require, or
saia Commissioner thinks pIopeI, the same
being pertinent
You will therefore take notice that have
fixed on .donday the Alta day of November
1887 alto A NJ. as the time when, and my
sffice in MartinsbQrg W. Va, as the place
where. | ". II proceed to execute The said or
der of reference, and IT, from any cause, the
same be ret completed on that day. IL Will Do
adjourned from time to time, at the same
place until il is comp le1ed,
Given lndef my hand this oath day of sep
ember 1897.
W. 8. CoLSTON. Commissioner
1T in ChanceEy of SAID Court
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~skidoo" Liquid Corn Remover
Shake inioTour Shoes

Aliens Foot-ease, q powder it cures, painful
smalting, nervous feet, and instantly takes
the sting out occorns and bunions. Aliens
Ease makes tight or new shoes feel easy.
1t is a certain cure for sweating, callous
swollen, tired, aching feet. Try it to-day.
Sold by all druggists and Shoe stores. By
mail for 25c. in stamps, Don't accept any sub
stitute, For Free trial package, also Free
Sample of the Foot-Ease Sanitary Corn Pad, a
new inyextion, address Allen 5. olmsted, Lee
Row y. y
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

10 the Creditors OF Mary V Smith decd.
In pursuance of a decree of the Circuit Court
of Berkeley County W. Va, made in a cause,
therein pending. 10 subject the real estate of
She said Mary Y Smith TO thu payment Of
her debts. you are required to present your
claims against the est4te of the said Mary V.
Con, a. issioner, al MS office IN ne said Coun.
ty, on or before The 4th day OF \ Ovember 1907
Witness l.. D. GerharaT Clerk OF said Court.
ST. Id. GERHARDT, Clerk.
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LOCAL MARKET.

Butter 20 cts.
Eggs p cts.
Apples 50 to 70 cts gu.
Potatoes 40 TO 80 cts
Country Side II cts.
" Shoulder 10 cts.
% Ham Is to Is cts.
These prices guracteed by the Far
mer's Grocery Co., this week
Wheat IS cts.
Corn OF cts.
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Proclamation
To The Voters Of The School DistriCl
OF hartinsburs, Berkeley County,
west Virginia

An eciton " Il be held on Tuesday. No,
5lh. l9f7, IN SAID district o, Martins burg "a.
the Sc ersl voting places tabished by IL
therein, for the purpose Of authorizing il,
Board OF Education of said district 10 issue
bonds to the aggregate amOut of 5000 90 fui
building, conn eilng, snIargi ing, repairing, r.
modelling and furnishing schLoi houses, wiz
IN and paying existing Indebted ness OF sad
district viii more fully ppear by copy n
the order ef said BOARD made : pit. 9th 1870
hereto annexed and made part of this pro-
elamation, containing IN detail all questio :
IN relation TO said issue. The SUBMISSION OF
May 27, 1907, autho iZei a 4 per cent bond:
this submission is not designed to increase the
bonded liability but 10 provide a ) POI eeAi
bond as being more mark stable.
Doneat 1Iartlnsburs, in sAid district, this
l. day or Oct. 1877
A T. RTSSLER, Pres.
Corp Sean ". A HER, Sea.
Board Education, Martilssurg Dist,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To the Creditors OF Z l. sGro4e deceased.
In Pursuance 10 "a deere 81 t-e t5te--lt Dslt..t
Of Berkeley County ~. Aa ma in q eats =
therein pending, 10 sunlsset tae resa esfa e
the said K L. Strobe - sc pas lnHlls OF hls
debts You are required % pes4s 2e2t
Sirode. Tor adjudication, IN W d tolsioE
Com missioner. at his office 70 the stlo comfy
an N le{ars the 5th day nf y pveuosr 1876
Witness 4. q. tiel haFdt l-IS OF sAlc- Court
tnis zlta day Vi eptelnoer lSj'.
s.. l. D. GERH ARET. CLERK