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hack, With tue Java .d,stsnied and the
tang. barred--trlitin thrsf feet Of ssiere
lag. It's gaze had been disturbed; and
when | heard the hateful rattle sing, the
full consciousness Of my dangerous situa.
iion aroused me, and through all my frame
felt the extremity of terror; and iusi as |
was about obeying frenzied impulse to
rise end fly--God of heaven felt the
deadly reptile as | thought, eoiIng around
my neck | saw part OF his body-I felt
the cold and Shiny skin upon my neck,
and the shiver Of horror went through
every joint and member of my frame.
Such feeling of agony! my eyebalIs were
filled with scorching FIRE; my veins we're
frozen; all things became OF blood red
hue---and then of sickly Ioa,hsome vel.
f1owish green. There are moments oil ex.
is,ence, which involve the sensation oil
wears, and when the whole detail ol a thous
and feelings scarcely occupy the brief space
OF leisure thought. Nature could eadure
no more, and lost all sense.
At length | had ,he painful hngling sen
saiiou of returning life through my veins
aud when in full consciousness arose from
tho earth, ! saw near me, Tranquility aue
quietly, a living King snake, and lutlhci
off, the lifeless length OF uemenduou
Rattlesnake. sat upon n log aud reflec
ted and am now satisfied that the Kim
snake had crep, over MY neck TO NY res
eue--there being the live oak ut M fec
and the lake Immediately back of the or
ange tree on whose massy root my heat
had been pilosed-so that hts neares
route 10 the enemy was over my body. Bu
although my life was pfoyldeulajiy preser
we'd, yet the effects Of that scene are III
exhaus,allon Of great portion Of ny eS
lci'ablll,y, aud the introduction II IRE
hairs, and premature debility, IN all m
powers Of mind ami body.-Aaccd0tcs 8
Tie South
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Large YEaps Of Mississippi and
Alabama,

SioirtFg ne Pubic and Iaa,an Lands, h Itan Re.
surattpas, Lard BsslriSft, Townships Streams
e. seevarti from ne Government sHrttgt and
gtafs N the General Land Ofirs, Washington
sag ~ r, Giimaa, Bfaggsismaa in tie Gen.
sral Laad ohe,,
IL TAYLOR, Bookseller, Washington
= city, has Ilsl published taud secured
the copy aght according to law the above
Macs, which will BE- found infinitely more
complete and accurate than any heretofore
published. They are published on sepa.
rate sheets; each containing nearly six
square feet, and will be found especially
useful and valuable TO these interested ~
the lands Of either State, as they show eve.
~ item Of information which IL in the pos.
session Of the land Offices relative to water
courses, township lines, Indian lands aud
reservations, land districts, &c. and will be
found perfectly accurate and precise in
these points. They can I've sent by mail 10
any part of the United States, subject only
to single letter postage. Price two dollars,
or three copies of either will be- sent by mail
for five dollars. A liberal discount will be
made 10 travelling agents, or TO any who
buy 10 sell agaln.
W Editors OF newspapers, any where,
who will give tho above advertisement, lin.
GLIDING this nolieal one or two insertions,
shat receive by return mail copy Of each
map, If they will send copy of the paper
containing IT to tho advertiser.
July is.
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eTICE.
COTTO.v, COTTo.,.

'DERsONS having Yet on hand ne /,
u crop of Cotton and wishing to d. s
Of il, can meet with an opportunity. i, ;.
my on the subscribers; and they mus !,
see that there is no hopes of the areIs.
ing whatever, but must still % lover
will continue 10 buy from thistine opril :
first of January next: No trade can
effected unlessNat least one half le bl.,
goods, the'balance will be paid in Cas-,
We now have end viii continue q Ia.
good assortment Of all kinds Of
Dry Goods, Groceries. r.
and we will sell at cash prices in ese,,,.
for Cotton.
MORRISON & HArlgI
July 70, 1887. 80
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Advanced Department.

JuH49f tdss.-~tscauIas stttlnI beslhihH
wofds Mensal Arthalet.e. Colhutn; Written
Arithmetic, Emsnon's 2d par Engiish Gram
mar; Geography, Olnoy's aud wooebridge's
Goedfieh's tlisl. L. States; Fosters Pehmsnshp
Introductory Exercises IN Composition.
Made History. Wofcestet's Elements,
Godsmtih's Rome. Gillies' Greece Arithmetic,
Coibaf0s Sequel, Emetsou's 81 part Watts on
the Mind; Colbu,n's Algebra Plsyiair's Euclid
Cofa,ioeks Nat Philosophy. Coms,oeA's B9hny
Pafket's Exercises IN Composition.
Ssaisf Clafs --.Geegiaphy 81 The Heavens
jones Cbemi.iry; Hedges Logic. Neaman'.
khaoaci Browns ln,e.lecla, Philosophy Nat
Iheousy. Evidences Of Cbri4tigliy Critical
Eranins,ion ii the English Poets.
The study of ihe Latn, Gttct, French and la
Ian Lnnggage.p introduced ., any desired stage
10 the course. Rsci,al,ons 10 tie Scriptures ara
required daily. iassfucton 10 Music, secal ss1
instrumental in Drawing, Painting. Needlesork
&C.. by a competent Teacher
LEcruAEs on Chemistry, Nat Phllosra by. Dot
any, Astronomy aud Gepg Apply 81 fcma.c man
vets. lalstcogtse, Formation o. Chars tef, Ton
atEions, Sc Those % tile gClearea aI3i Be illus
tfalrd by experiments wilh suitable agf4fttus.
Teras.-For Board, Washing, and Iui
tion m all the English Branches, per sess,er
Of months sos. Tuition only, ar III,
sane time, g, $40 aud Sic, according {,
the studies pursued, besides d conuuacn
charge II from 81 CTS. 10 81 The Ian
euagcs, Music aud ornamental branches D.
the usual extra charges. The bills IRE do
at The entrance 81 The pup, and 90 leduc
ton j. made for ahscLce, except when &C
casioGed BY sickness.
The next Session will commence on Tues
d4, the Ri iii 0ctphpr
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Paw yousr Taxes!

TVIlE Taxes for The year 1896 i
u due and ready for collection, aat
sons interested are Informed that lssy
be paid in Specie or North Caro.ra !
as This is the only kind OF money lla
be taken from me in payment cf III /
Tax. J. M'c0NNAUSHEY e
April 26, 1914 l3f
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Family Pound Cake,--0nc pound Of
hour,,dned, bait pound Of butter bea, to u
cream; half pound Of pounded white 81.
gar; half pound Of eutrauls, dried Uhcsc
may Of course BIS omitted, or caraways
substituted, it preferred , four eggs; bali
a PINT oil milk. Bake 1t carefully.
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Plain Cake.-Three quarters ola pound
Of flour; tho same Of moist sugar quarter
Of n pound Of butter, one egg; two tn.
Bile spoonius Of milk. Nix all together aud
haaeii.
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OINTMENT, for Sole 1
" WILLIAMS X Bol
March Z, 1887. $50
YHh,cn { D
March 1887.

feet 10 inches high. Said negro !,
belonged to David Wethers, OF bfusl
co. Virginia, who sold him 70 Geofs1
ney, who was taking him TO the sia's"I
sissippi, and that he left at Salisbury :,
owner is requested TO come torva'@ !, !.
property, pay charges and take .l'I n /
JOS. McC0NNAuGHt,h II"
Dec. 70, 1895. 8'a
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Boot and Sh0erasaEaing.

AZ FFFtlE Subscriber re.
As u = turns his sincere
.N1 is.'sss-s thanks 10 the public, for
the liberal patronage
---.. -,vpr. rtss, they have bestowed on
hun, and begs leave 10 assure them, that he
is now better situated than ever, 10 do bust.
acss IN his line, OF the shortest notice, and
in a manner superior to any thing done in
this place, Please call and Judse for your.
selves,
All those indebted to the subscriber, will
please make payment By Cash or Note, on
or before the first Of September, ls37,-as
| want money.
T. CHARLES
Jg'g H. 1897. 55-5w
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THE YOUNG LADIES'
lNSUlPDTNa

- sygafA
sszs..s ,ss--.--s.3@a six years. The object
at which il AIMS, is, 10 secure TO lis pupils
a thorough, systematic aud complete educa.
lion, adapted TO their peculiar sphere OF nc.
ton. With what success this end Is here
pursued, The pubic may Judge from their
knowledge Of its Teachers, our course and
method of study. aud The results produced
on those who have for a sufficient period
been connected with The Institute.
For the sake oil order, and TO secure mos,
eiIec,ualIy the propor'ionaie development
oil the mental powers and the adaptation. oi
the various studies to the intellectual pro-
gress and improvement OF the pupils, they
are resolved into two Departments, the Pri.
mary, and the Advanced, each having its
appropriate studies. The following list O
authors constitutes substantially Our COURSE
or Study.
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4. y. I.cayeuysa rfh.
H.. VI. E.eascnHsortn.

Ctsf'attt. Iag IL. ls11 u
y. y, Arrangements have been made for
furnishing, with a satisfactory guaranty, pi.
amos from the hes, reputed factories Ia Nes
York aad Boston.
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Spelling Reading, Defining Words, Writing.
Emetson's lsl part in Arithmetic, Elements ol
Geography, Elements Of History, Tales 81 re.
matkable Animals, Sketches Of the early History
of Tie Snnihern Sates
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The ifuen-a.-" PAY, mamma. said
little gld Of i've years oil, why 10 pe,-
pie die y " Because, my dear, IT Is God
Almlghty's pleasure, answered mamma, 10
that selicomplaeen, tone which indicates a
eonscienilousaess OF perfect propTleiy and
wisdom. Daring an evening q the next
week, somebody vas observing, lhstlen per.
sons bad died IN the na.shborhond, tha,
morning, Of the ,ntlueuzl. God Almigh.
y has been taking hes pleasure to-day,
,namma, exclaimed ,he child.
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Il cannot imagine" said gcn,lema'
-" Why my whlskers should turn grey ),
much sooner than the hair % my mead.
/" because. observed a wag, YOU nav,
worked 50 much more with your nws that
your brans.'
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A young sportsman q this town havlag
rode out on vaipsag excursion was &C.
eIdeally knocked CT his horse, aud - com.
pletely absorbed VAS he 10 pursuit Ut ihr
soipe, that be jumped aslfIte Of his gun aud
shouldered bis horse. ard =, on IN grea.
haste. HI did dot discover bis mistake On.
I'll TO went to shoot when 1, aud behold hrs
gun kicked him over, and lei, the bird uu.
burt - Licktag Dem.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-01-24

SLANG out your banners" The last Pat
riot contains a singular article under this
head: we hardly know which most to adj
mire, its wrath in some parts, its pathos
in others, or its ridiculous character as n
whole. We are inclined to the pathetic,
however, just at this moment, and will in
duge in brief extract. After setting forth
the total depravity, or something like it, Of
'JederGF' prints generally, and distinguished
federalists" in MISUNDERSTANDING that thew
promised before election TO "treat" Van
''fairly," and not condemn him without a
hearing, if elected, thereby filling the de-
mocrais with very high notions Of the can
dor and liberality of iederalists, worthy
in some degree of the light and intelligence
of the age"C!D and creating in democratic
noodles the most fanciful dreamngs and
extatic hopes that all Vermont was 10 come
right "whop" over, fair and square, for
Van Buren-the Patriot edtor,-we can
imagine him like Niobe, all in tears, with
the crystal drops running from his sur
charged eyes TO his nasal organ, meander-
ing in little brooks down TO the Zip thereof,
and thence landing in pearly puddes upon
the snow-white hot-pressed sheet of fools
cap before him-claps pen to paper and
breaks forth in the following awfully pa
thctic jcrelniad
" But how soon all our hopes are blasted,
and our bright prospects wrapi in dark and
dismal cloudsl. What is now their Ian
guage The answer can be found in their
daily conversation their bar-rrom hor-
nngues--in The bitterness and venom Of their
newspaper paragraphs-in the madness,
billiugsgate, ialsehood, foul mouthed fury
and harmless Indignation OF their congress
ional brawlers Ii is, oppose him Van Blu
ren,) riGkt CT prong Rally, ye ,uhigs,
around the standard Of Harrison Keep
your colors flying -Sf@Id 10 yor arms :
No good can come of Kmderhook, Sc.
Sc. Sc"
Perhaps it would be doing "the party" n
service 10 set this extract to music, in
some paintve strain, to be sung GfetuosO
et Craze, Mt all the meetings in nightly con-
clavc al Mann's: real Kindness however,
would seem TO dictate that we should en-
deavor TO assuage the grief and staunch tbs
tears of the great organ Of the "democra-
cy." To begin then, we must assure the
Patriot that there is in fact very little
ground lor him TO anticipate that the Wings
of Vermont are gong en- mdsSe for the new
administration it is unreasonable TO think
so--yea, il is impossible in the nature and
fitness OF things, that such revolution in
mems minds and principles should take
place. Principles are Interchangeable and
| honest aud Intelligent men are faithful
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-27

AN Iron HoRsE.-A mechanic ma
med David Ritter, of New Haven, has
invented an iron horse, that is propel-
ed by springs by turning of crank,
which the rider does with the greatest
Ease, the horse is a fac simile of a live
one, and will go at the rate of twenty
miles an hour. He thinks there will be
no use for rail roads, as il will DO much
cheaper, as the horse will not eat n
bushel Of oats in fifty years, only a It-
tie oiling three or four times a year.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-27
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

This days sitting says the National
Intelligcncer, was entirely consumed
in the reception of petitions, and the
! adoption Of resolutions of inquiry, &c.
| of which we are obliged to defer the
particulars to our next, except the fol-
lowing. which is ofconsequence enough
to be made an exception.
Mr.. ADAMS, of Massachusetts,, pre-
scented the memorial Of Peace Society,
praying that an offer made by the Co.
vernment of Mexico TO that of this
country to compromise all the matters
of dispute between the W countries,
or to submit them to the mediation of
some friendly Power, might be tavora-
bly, considered and moved Its refer
ence to a select committee, with in
structions to READ, consider, and re-
port thereon.
Mr.. Howard, Chairman ofthe Com
mittee on Foreign affairs, inquired of
the Chair whether such a motion was
in order, since all that part of the Pre-
sident's Message which relates to our
affairs with Mexico had been already
referred 10 the committee on Foreign
Affairs at least until the former vote
of reference should be reconsidered
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-08-09
" ID TEGE.

EEAViNG associated my son WILLIAM
Ill IL s. Lone. in business with me, the
business will hereafter be conducted by
him under i've firm Of william Love &
SON take this occasion TO offer TO the
public my thanks for tho very liberal pat
ronage extended 10 me, during the many
years | have been engaged in business. in
this place and 10 solie, continuance Of
the same 10 the firm of William Long s
Son.
Under The present arrangement, il be
comes necessary that my own business
should he settled up, and as have very
heavy engagement TO meet, which cannot
be done without money, hope, therefore.
that all those indebted TO me in any way,
will see the necessity Of making payment.
particularly those of long standing. Those
having accounts with me unsettled, will
please call aad close them as soon as pos
sible WILLIAM LONG.
Jane al, 1917
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:Marttnsburg Gazette.
TERMS

Two DOLLARS, payable in advance; or, Tive
DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS, within the yeah
and II payment be deferred 10 the end Of the
year, THREE DOLLARS will invariably be de,
manded. Nopaper will be discontinued until an
arfearages are paid, except at the option oil Tue
Advertisements Of one square or less inserted
hree times for one dollar, and for each subse'
quent insertion twenty five cents longer ones
IA proportion. Chancery orders Of the usual
length inserted and posted according 10 law, q!
five dollars each. Advertising customers VIII
please 10 mark on the manuscript, how many 10 :
sertions are required. u no such direction 70
given, the advertisement will be continued un'
iii forbid and charged accordingly.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-08-09
FOR SALE,

I ESHE undersigned wIll sell the property
IL now occupied by him upon reasona
ble terms lie deems il scarcely necessary
TO add, that il is considered, on the whole
the most desirable property in Martins
burg. for the occupancy of Merchant.
Its advantageous location for business
connected with the most convenient and
comfortable dwelling for family, rend.
ers the property to a business man very
desirable. ISAAC S. LAUCK.
March 81. 1856
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Feb. 10. Is35--tf
n al EsI h.

TO PARENTS & GUARDIANS.
gESiiE undersigned having been for a
n long time subjected TO great annoy
sbce and much injury. by The continued
depredations of boys, aud other indyIdu
ais, on his premises adjoining his Mill
though they have been repeatedly warned
20 desist-has at length come TO the fixed
determination, that no pains shall be spa
red TO identify persons so offending. IN iu.
ture. with view TO their punishment by
prosecution. And he deems 1t proper
further TO add, for the Information of all
conceFDed, that as there are some who
fancy themselves, hey ond the reach of the
law, he has made Gas he trusts ample ar.
engagements TO meet their case bv a more
summary process-and With view TO eff
feet The object contemplated, he has ca.
gagged the services of MIR. Holm, who,
with the mIers in mill, are fully aulhcri
zed 10 act on his behalf
ALEX. STEPHEN.
May IL, ISS6-tf
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NOTICE.

4 Ii persons indebted to the estate oil
IA William Campbell, decd, are nc
Quested 70 make immediate payment, aud
those having claim against said estate are
ncuAea % present them,
tDHUND p. EUNIER,
April 3 iSo7.--U .3dmT
E4GIho'e who made purchases at The
sale. and 'altG 70 comply with the terms.
ale XP.ctsa 20 q 40 without delay. They
will glease call on A, UDEN. ESQ.
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Notice.

vi Vie undersigned hsviug come to The
u Ge,elu,aa On TO close their business
would requ,z. al those Indebted to them
by note or open account, TO come forward
and at''a the same. And persons 10
sca,ct o. bargains would do well 10 give
them call as they are determined 10 sell
oil at very low prices.
BURKHART & DOLL.
Msrtinshurg. March /, lS37.--tf
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EOr RpRK.

'ESHE house belonging to Mrs MKewn
Ii and occupied by WIN. c. Anderson,
deed, for some time, and lately 10y the
Rev. James Berkeley. This property will
be rented for one or more years. on mod
crate terms. Ii is one of the most com
Portable houses in the town. opposes.
sion can he had Immediately
JOHN X. WILSON.
March [. IS37.-n
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NOTICE.

ENHE partnership heretofore existing
between the subscribers is dissolved
by mutual consent. All persons indebted
TO The concern, by bond, mole. or open &C
count. will please make immediate pay
ment TO George Doll, Jr, who is authori.
sed NJ settle the business of the said con.
cern. DANIEL BURKHART,
GEORGE DOLL Jr.
May %, las7.-u
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IRON FoUlg y EeZ
sFf Egr9.Dpy',s-F 9f.FH, u "a.

FEyHE subscribers wish 10 inform the
u public generally that their Iron Foan,
dry. on the island Of Harper's Ferry, vii
be in operation the 2oth Of this month, and
will cast Machinery Of every description,
such as
Machine Castings, MiH Gearing,
find branding Irons.
They uiH also keep on hand Moutdboards
Of Nc Cormick's patterns, from No, 6. 10
No. 10. right ana left handed, .ilso
L0ui0aI MOutdbOdrds TigM s. left
They haze also on hand, Wagon Bo1es
Of all sises, and andirons Of vefiotis pat
terms.
They have and win keep constantly a
first rate Pattern Maker. 80 tnat they
will be able 10 pake patterns, of every
description. at the shortest notice. AL
orders thankfully received and promptly
attended TO.
HUGH GILLEECE s. Co.
November 10, lSS5--U
n ID. Old Iron taken in.excbange foI
any Of The above named Castings.
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To ALL MHoM IT ~ CoNCERN

TO ALL WHOM IT NAY CONCERN
ET has been known by those who are
e Indebted to US, that We have for some
months past, contemplated change OF
location, and with view TO the accom-.
plshment of this object. ii is indispensable
lbat we settle up as speedily as !'ossibie,
accounts OF Iargeamonut, aud long stand
ing-We therefore hope that all those
interested, Especially those who have o
pen accounts with usj will attend 10 The
;, ttlrmeut Of then, without delay, and as
MONEY Is our object at this time, we con
Gdcniy trust that we shall not he disap
poi,tcd ~ receiving the amount OF debl
disc rs 30 Berkeley county, before We
iespa h. We dcru, ii proper hefe To oh.
,rfva. Gar tae irisimaiieu of those whe
may ue drA quent, thai auy dot due ",
20 cer emoV4l hence viii oe oc'd 70 tie
h,uas o,proper officers To- ller,,o..
LAUCK s STEPHEN.
kB4FTh 81 1855
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-08-09

Mouldboards & Hollow-ware.
W. f have just received from the fur
w mace OF b Blackboard & Son, ge
neral assortment of CASTINGS, viz =
Mccormack MouldbOards, Kettles, Pots
Ovens, SC. j. w. BOYD g. Co.
May II, 1887.
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TAIL.O


THE undersigned, through the medium
Of the press. again takes the liberty
Of Informing the public that he conisanes
10 manufacture according TO the --latest
Fashions (Which he receives regularly ion'
times year from Philadelphia and 10
he best possible manner, all a'ticles OF
GemgEe men S' BOys
CLcTEzNG,
10 suit both the Summer and Winter sea
sons, Al the shortest notice. and on terms
hat will conform 10 the present pressure
in the money market.
All garments manufactured AT his shop
for beauty Of design and mechanical exc
euiion. shall not be surpassed by any arti
Gle made elsewhere.
In returning bis thanks TO the public for
past patronage, he cberlshss the hope thai
he will receive a more extended support
from bis fellow citizens.
91-lHis shop is situate on Queen street
Immediately opposite the store OF Messrs
Burns e. Seibert JOHN HOkE.
MaItinsburg, June 7. 1887.
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" EcG sAEE.

LIG1IT WAGON EcG sAEE.
: 4 Sl1L undersigned have on hand new
u hight WaGON, suitable for one OF
two horses, which they Will dispose of on
reasonable terms for cash, paper, or coun
Ivy produce. WILCOX & JOB.
March 90. 1887 If
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G. nm A 4 R y,

constantly kept on hand aud for sale a
his establishment. He also keeps Heors
at all times ready for service, and is pre-
pared to make COFFI.NS. Of every de
scrip,ion, and at the shortest notice.
For all work manufactured at his shop
the undersigned will endeavor TO make bis
charges suit the hard fines To supply
the wants OF this community, he has been
at great expense, and spared no pains
Can he cherish The hope that his fellow
citizens will support him He will not
believe otherwise. lie asks that support,
however, no longer than, by assiduous APP
pllcation TO business and disposition TO
please, he shall deserve it
RICHARD w. RUCKLE.
June H. 1897 If