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IaueAable Scrae ~ y 5l,a.-Iis
loving scene took place a, ihc ga4.laa
Il she candidates 10 DubiJu -
Mr.. " est, the opposing caudida'e,
rrpellng the charge q cruelty to ts
man Gath nN. that Nh.
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The deicndan, objected 20 receive Guau's
evidence, and commenced making remarks
% the Court ~ support Of tbs objection.
Gna't lose, drew Up bis chair, and SAID
."lt he lmeanug Mr.. Wlsner,) sa,s an,
thug thai usNuales against tie, b ---
l'Il knock h.m down.
the defendant 10 The Court :-U DO Dol,
intend to lnsinuatc any thing against ans
body. only ~,sh 10 sho~ the Court the
improperly oi receiving Mr. Guaiis ie.it.
inon} and trust the court ~,li pr5gect me.
u IS strange state u things indeed. II /
nus, b ppeuly assaulted ma coua Of ,u..
tee. , he defendant RECOMMENDED h,s re.
marks, and Gnai, gam rose drew his char
and swore be would knock ham dpan II hc
I"slnualed any thing against han.
The defendant to The Court -" VIII
ihe Court protect me by ordering an officer
10 lfke The fellow 10 eastod, p
E.qnfc Henderson -" No shaut y
| Nmktng - Gulu,l
The defendant to the Court -" Yer,
good, ST, then J shall protect nys.ICa
Here The dernJaGt dres from his pock
ct par OF small pistols, cooked them, held
one 70 each hand, aud proceeded ailh ii,
remarks 70 the Court. Gnalt turned n,Ie
and his bps quryc'ed, be dropped IL. char.
rr'fealed to the back par, oflhe Count room.
t'qulre Henderson then SAID ihal The lur.
'n'f consideration Of the objection would b.
postponed at that time, upon which the ~.
iendaaI eoolIy replaced his pistols N Alg
pocket, and took has seat
The case was at last committed 10 Tho
ln,fN' who could no, agree and Mr.. Jn.lir.
Henderson IS accused of having forged .
'efd'ct ~ tavor ot the plaintiff. Ou this
accusation he has been arrested.
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4 Court Ia .Hichigaa.--1he papers gives
90 account "a 'rD strange proceeding 10
late trial before a couf; 10 PuutIac, Msctii.
gan. Benjamin lush had sued George W.
" .sner Tor tie recovery % bel made upon
tie rcsuA II the election. Among oiber
witnesses Ia favor 81 the plaintiff. "as SasH.
url y. Gaat, editor a the Administrator
piper IN Pouuae, and a candidate for the
State Legislature. Beng ash by tbs de-
lrudam vhcther he MS Interested Ia the
event d the SUIT, be replied that be h9d
promised the plaintiff to help ham to pay
the expenses q the sull--hai also promised
10 help i've Others to tar sud iraiher The de-
iendaat, aud carry tim out OF the village
lilo knew The ballot box had been robbed
and ha aI rsyt care, u. .s~uuueu6u al 4 = -
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Gooi Nnrs.- The last Nick,lu, y
incl makes tho inrortan. uarolaf
that The days u lyuchlng are over
city J We are glad 10 hear il.
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bat be- aosc no borroeed glumaee. II
OConasll pridfd hluseIf on penotaI
pesraaee, se, hlm stand or'h uaadgua
Bond slFcet ptfuquiercrs hatd
and Thea lei Oh Judge aal say shaa
the hauJsoucr mBn. Nr. O'Coous
lug hes bead covering ullh enc hans 81
ed Of his Brulus, aud appeared 20 as
SUIT It native uakcdncss--uol hait t.is
hun and the chandelier above his head
j. lmpossItle 10 drtcfilc the effect q
rich incident. U'touae.s face teis
with ffolto AID ION be fuared aud 81 =,
ed 10 triumph, as II wete, AZ the feslyI
sser to Mr.. Vests appeal fora ga.
- his beauty. The nho.o court, Il
candidates, orange uen, green m,n i&|
seemed for a vhllc 10 drop al rcosc
Of the contest, aud to indulge % ooe &
most exciting and whimsical sceaes
Witnessed.
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,erious mistake, If ii is oiie.-on 'h'
22d Of July last, the Secretary OF war =,
sncd an order authorizing the enlistment ~
even hundred Indians, IN bands oil Oh eae',
upon the following terms, for six months
s','''' hand sn7 90
To eaeh 'ra"e' - go 90
10 each Of The Others
Tr4er This order 900 Delawares and
sbawrees had arrived at ST. Louis and en-
Lrked for Florida. Subsequently, ano'hef
order was received alleging that there was
a mistake in tho previous order, ana 'na'
,ns,ead IF S27O Il should have been ohiy
SO.
special messenger left St. LOUIS on
sunday last in the Steam Boat Alton Tor
New Orleans, 10 bear the Intelligence oil Tue
mistake 10 the Indians. IL was supp',seu
he would not reach them until alter 'hcy
had arrived in Florida.
II is really remarkable that such MS
take should have occurred aud remain un'
detected for two months. The editor Oh
the ST. Louis Republican thnks that Pom
sett became fearful, that giving Indians
eight Times as much pay as our own '1lun
leers, would be unpopular, aud, therefore
pretended there vas mistake. ftiSosfs
Ga-tte.
/ Ilhe National Inielligencer, on inquiry al
the War Department, found that the mistake
o,iy,n.tcd with Clerk, and Nc, the Seey..
VIM. l.. May, Van Buren, Representa-
i've 10 the last Congress irom ILLINOIS, hai
published a pamphlet IN which he accuses
the leaders OF his party Of divers acts OF cor
rupiion. Among others he euumefaies
pretty long hsI Of Amos kendall's RELATIVES
Who have been provided with lucrative 9th
ces In the nos, office department. lso o
three Of them are IN the Dad Leiitr office
Kendall placed them there ~ pocket TIL
money found 10 the dead letters returned 8
the general post office. THIS IS a more *
l,nus charge than AZ ever saw preferred q
ra,nst the Postmaster Gvneral By his polii
zeal opponents. But then these official zen
lr, daubllrss know each other better iha
,t,e wings know them keaaebec Journal
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NOTICE.

rHHllE subscriber having qualified as Ex.
u ecutor upon the las, VIII aud Tesla.
ment Of James Gubbc, decd, late Of the
County OF Mecklcnburg and State OF North
Caro,na, who was administrator Of Eliza.
beth Hodge deed, late Of said County aud
State. William Grbble, as executor, do
hereby give notice 10 the heirs OF Robcr,
Hodge, dec d., who are not residents Of this
State, that | am now prepared and ready to
pay over TO them the sum said Robert
Hodge or his heirs were entitled To; aud |
do hereby give notice, that | will no, hold
myself liable TO pay interest from this date,
as an. ready TO pay over the money a, any
time. WIN. GRlBBLE. Err.
Jan 30h, 1897. H3
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Time TO Speak, have often heard q
first rate anecdote, told of some student OF
Chapel Hill University. What his name
was know not-but do think his reply
IS worthy Of preservation. The College
commons were at the time very poor
particularly the article OF butter. One day
plate of it was placed upon the table,
which, from long keeping, had become ran.
cid. One of The students, upon tasting II,
vas so exasperated as to seize the dish ami
throw it, butter and all, asalns, the wall.
The dish, oil COURSE, was shivered TO pieces,
but the butter stuck TO the SIDE ot the
room. One Of the tutors instantly rose,
and demanded who was the perpetrator OF
the mischief. There was DO answer
The demand was repeated, when after q
few moments silence, a sharp voice re
Piled" Ask the butter-it IS old enou-i,
10 speak for itselft"-.Ntr Yorker.
A recipe for curing Corns.-Dip a small
lufi Of cotton IN lamp or whale oil, apply Il
To the corn, and wrap bandage round II
repeat tins for six or eight days, aud the
corn becomes soft, and IS easily removed
( The experiment has been tried with success
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Wb IN stable OF the subscriber one
zaAAaass=iks6 and a half miles North OF
WEIGHS Mill, nine miles west oil Concord
and about twelve miles Southwest OF Char.
Io,te, on the public road leading IRON Gam
den and Cheraw 10 Slatesville, on Mondays,
TUESDAYS, W ednesdays, and Thursdays, aud
will be let TO Mares at the following rates
Flee Dollars the single leap, TO be paid
whenever service is rendered; Ten Dollars
for the Season, to be paid at the expiration
of the Season; and Fifteen Dollars to en-.
sure Mare to be with ioal. In every IN
stance, parting with or transferring The
Mare ioriells the insurance. SN EEPEk
will be- regular at his stands, (publc days
and unavoidable circumstances excepted
All possible care will be taken 10 proven,
accidents OF any kind, but | will not be lIa
BILE for any that may happen. The Season
TO commence the Goth oil March, aud end
the Goth OF June.
Descripfi0n.-SW EEPER IS We
~ rich mahogany bay, with black legs,
name and tail, nine years old next October,
OF extraordinary muscular power, sixteen
/ hands high, and for extraction or paren,age
inferior 10 no horse IN this section OF coun.
Try. II is deemed unnecessary TO say much
/ as TO his form and muscular power-he will
I show for himself.
Pedigree.-SNEEPER was ioaled
and raised 10 Western Virginia. lie vas
sired by Rogers Roanoke, he BY the re.
nowues old SIR Archie. Roanoke's dam
was by Mark Anthony, grandam BY Pan,a.
loon, 2. 2. dam By WIldalr, z. Z. 2. dam
by Sweeper, who was by the imported horss,
Sweeper. Sweepef's dam was BY General
JacksOn's celebrated race horse Truxton,
and he by the old imported Dlomede, gran.
dam by Medley.
The Observation-Disclosures THIS opportunity
Of thanking the citizens Of Cabarfus aud
MeckIenburg ior the literal patronage here
,oiore gwen bun, and ha,lers himself be
can accountable them with a horse as ioal
ge,ter, that IN every respect IS calculated
to please and render mere universal salts
faction than any horse he has ever kept
Although the subscriber laborS under the
peculiar disadvantage Of not having The op
portunity OF showing his horse TO his tuend'
and former customers sopuer, he !ondy
cherlshes the belief thai from the superlon
~ of Sweeper aud the Accommodation olicrms
he will merit a liberal share d patronage
The stallion Sweeper has bot very recently
arrived IN these parts from Western Virgin
"a. The subscriber confidently recommend
his friends aud former customers who hayt
Mares TO put, to call on hun, see his horse
and Judge 1t he is not worthy OF patronage
ELAN ; HARRIS
Cabauus county, MaTeA l., l-J7
z. ;. The correctness Of the Pedigree o
Sweeper Is certified warranted, add youch
ed for as above, By
GEORGE II. PHELPS,
| AND
MAJ THOMAS ALLEN.
BotA Of NestfrH lisgis,a.
n. b. Persons residing at distance auc
wishing to pat mares will be- accommodate,
on as reasonable terms as a, all practicable
3aG 4 5. H.
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For Rent.

- WNllE shop between MIR. Ora.
- IL hams and Mr.. Cohens :, lately
occupied by George as Shoe Shop. Pos.
session giving immediately. For particu.
lars, enquire at this office.
Jan 80, 1896 3i1
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SEQ Reward.

A OSI or mlsald, leather Pocket Book,
on the evening Of the 23d OF Dccem.
Der, 1886. in the town Of Charlotte. Con.
tents as near as can be remembered as fol
low, to Wit: One note on JAS K. Nicely Tor
five hundred dollars dated on the 18th Of
December. 1885. One on Col Pine kney
Caldwell for 200 dollars, date not recollect
ed. One note on William W. Walker for
$3.50, date not recollecied. One noie on
Capt. James Thompson for $40, date not
recoIlected. One note on William Mon.
telth Tor $50, dated on the 9th Of August,
1886. One letter from Col A. +. Cald.
well TO Capt. Jas. A. Black of Cherokee
lronworks-aso Note Of S51G or S676
aud some cents on myself and recelpted BY
said Black. Two OF three receipts by Lee
Alec ior near one hundred dollars each. but
the exact amount not recollccied nor date,
and number d other papers not recolleci.
ed. Cash lost in the Book, Twen,y five
! Dollars, also three pieces Of Gold Bullion.
! probably about 30 penny weights 10 all.
Will give reward of Twenty Dollars for
the delivery Of SAID book and The above con.
tents at the Printing Office, and ask No
questions. All persons are forewarned no,
TO trade for said notes.
JAMES MONTEITH
jan 30, 1887. gmf
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AtRAi'S OINTMENT for sac !,
N WILLIAMS s BOZ
MarfA I. l-17. 1eif
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THE VOICE OF SPRING.
There is voice on the river,
A voice IN the vale,
In the leaflets that culver
In the rash of the gale.
In forests, on mountains
Its music is heard,
And silssry fountains
Awake at its word,
And ha,hery singers are out on the wing;
For nature reyises al the voice Of the Spring,
Awaken, awaken.
Leaf. river and tree;
Your charms have shaken,
Again We are free:
Soon iDunts shall be gushing
With musical streams,
And flowers be blushing
With the bright hues OF dreams,
And Jewels Of beauty on earth will fling,
Fer nature shall bloom at the coming Of Spring.
There's life in the waters,
There's light IN the skies,
Springs iower-crowned daughters
In beauty arise;
Der earth they are fluging
Their spells OF delight,
Aud roses are springng
From the tears of the night;
There's charm and glory on carIh's meanes'
thing,
For nature blooms bright at the voice ofihe Spring
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.E.vOTEEER GRE.ITCTH

RsisigA, Scptrmtsr II i
am now s. Year, OF sge-whsh IN Il
year, received wound on NY lei, ~. \
became ulcera,td, and continued 20 unit.
Of March last IL would occasionally Ia,
and then break OU; again bu. most q n
II vas IN very painful condition, tho soss
extended 10 large ssae, and become ',;y
tried many rtu,sdies to make = cure. 4
success, until applied Grsy'' isssiasl,
m,ai, tao pots Of which have s;lseloAaJ /
uty leg. and reduced Il to It's natoral ns
cure would have hcrn made much tpsbe'.
strictly attended TO The directions tof ~
the oinunsni. bg, ihi. failed TO Do, sht.
much exercise, and very ifnpfud,ntly l'.s
bandags. Ny lcg has been vel io' noa
81 months, during ~hieh siuc, ! hatt u
much, vet 4, Frmaias titn and Tree ifola 1.
ness OF inflammation. Amer ha, ,ng besp 4
ior psrisd Of forts one Year,, row 60
bcneh, Of sound Lex again.
LENS HOLLOW
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New Spring and summer
GOODS.
The Subscribers
n ESPECTFULLY inform the citizens
H oCChnrloite ADD IFS vicinity, that they
are now receiving their Spring supply of
GO o I'D s, /
lately purchased in the Cities OF New lork
and Philadelphia, which consists IN part oil
she following articles:
sugerfno Blue, Black, Brown c're'' Cloths
Low priced do'
Plan sI,. Black Sas, Cinnamon and Cassimeres,
Some few Sat,inets,
BIZ and cord Florentine and Grape CaIniets.
for Gentlemens Coats and Pantaoons,
Brown Linens and Linen Drllhngs,
Plaid Linens, new article tor Sumner Psntaloons
A good assostm'i OF Marseies and yestins.
Valentia
Super6ne Black Velvet do'
Black Prudeswa, Italian Gro de Swiss, silks,
Sinchew aud Sarsnet
Black italian Satin CO.
Colored. Plain and Figured Satin do.
A good assortment OF Colored, Plain and ! do
Figured Gro De Nap.
A good assortment of Ladies Dress HandAefehis'
and Wells,
A splendid assortment of Printed Muslins and
Lawns,
Black BombaTines,
Plaid and PAN Canbfics,
bishops Lawn and S"iss Muslin,
A general assortment Of Brown and BIsscaeo
Domesties
Cotton and Linen S5eetngs and Shrungs
Damask Table Cloths and Diaper
and American
Furniture CO.
A general assortment of Stocks, Linen Collars
and Bosoms,
White and Black silk Hose and half Hose,
White and Black Cotton DO. Silk Clock do.
Ladies plain Straw, Leghorn, Tuscan Hats
and imitation Tuscan
Rio. Lagura and lava Coffee,
Br0srn 81 Loaf Sugars,
AGENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
q HATS q
Shoes. Boots. Pumps, Saddles,
Brides,
Hardlrare and Cutlery.
Crockery. Glass and QucensWare
DIR. Peters celebrated
ANTI.BfLEOtS PlLLS,
torether with other articles not enumerated.
rAli kinds of Country Produce
taken i'm exchange for Goods
The subscribers return their sincere
thanks to their friends and customers. fol
the liberal encouragement they have re-
ceiyed heretofore, and they assure them tha
they will continue to sell Goods as low, eth
er for cash or on time, 10 punctuai dealers
as they can be purchased IL this section 0
country. Purchasers would do well to cal
and examine their stock before purchasing
elsewhere. All we ask, is TO call, hear
prices and judi &c for yourselves.
A. s. W. ALEXANDER.
Charlotte, April 1897. ~
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T@yA w ing Season at the
following places, VIZ a'the
'>>ae'esssA- Charlotte Hotel on the 9Th
OF March next, and on the slh March al X.
Peoples Store, IN Providence Settlement,
and at I. X. Cureton's Store, Lancaster
District, 5. c., on The 10Th and lth March,
and f.om thence To Charlotte every 9lh day
du-ing the season, and VIII render service
At the low price Of SIG the single leap !;
$50 the Season $50 to ensure a Mare
tn be 10 ioal, which shall be due as soon az
The fact is asrerlalned or the property chan
ged, with 30 cents to the Groom IN every
instance. Ever care and attention will b.
psld TO prevent accidents, bu, | will not be
liable for any. McDUFF IS beautiful sor.
rel, fifteen hands and three inches high, IN
tine health, rising eleven years old. Ia ap.
pearance and purity OF blood, he has but few
equals. he season 10 commence the list
If March, and end the 18th Of June.
E'edigroe.-NcDuF F was got by the
celebrated Race Horse Washington, he by
llmoleun, and TImoleon by the justly re
nowued horse SIR Afchy. Washington
dam was the celebrated Ariadne bg the im.
ported Citizen. McDuii7s dam was Col r
Il. Joness fine bred mare Perfection, wha
vas by SIR Archy, her dam by Balls old
/ Flprizel, (the best race horse IN America a
as da> J her grand dam by Bell Air, her q
9. grard dam By Celer, :. 2. &. grand daa
by the imported horse Why.not
FOR Performance the Turf see hsadtis
WM p. JOHNSON.
SnsedsbgroagA. 4nson % FEB. 81. l0H
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r ON FoUN DRv
sst Htfl'sDeT'S-Fes.g.U. Eu

FfiE subscribers wish 10 inform the
public generally that their Iron Foun.
dry. on the island of Harper's Ferry. will
be in operation the Goth ofthis month and
will cast Machinery of every description
such as '"
.ndchine Castings, Mn Gearing.
find Branding Irons.
They wW also keep on hand Afouldboard,
o. NE Cormick's patterns, from No. s. "a
no. ~. right and tejt handed. Also
Louaotm MoutdJOards right &. Le(t
They hare also on hand, Wagon Bores
q all sues. and Gadirons Of vaTious pai.
terms.
They have and will keep constantly a
first rate Pattern Maker. So that thew
WIIl be able to make patterns, of every
description, at the shortest notice. All
orders thankfully received and promptly
attended TO.
HUGH GiLLEECE s. Co.
November 10, l835-tf
N b; Old Iron taken in exchange for
any OF the above named Castings.
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June Ia, lS37.-tf

VIRGINIA I'm the Circu, Superior Cour
of Law and Chancery for Berkeley County
June Rules, 1897.
George Miller, plt
against
Nathaniel H. Taber, and Jacob Myers, adm
OF Horny Tsbler, decd, d9ts
In CHANCERY.
~ SHE defendant, Nathaniel II. Tabler
"a not having entered his appear ance
and given security, according TO the act 81
Assembly and rules of this court, aud il
appearing by satisfactory evidence that he
IS out of this Commonwealth it is order.
ed, that the said defendant do enter his
appearance 10 this suit on the first day OF
the next term. answer the bill Of the plain
tiff. and give security for performing the
decree: and that copy Of this order be
forthwith published 10 any newspaper with
in this county, and continued for 2 months
successfully, and another copy thereof
posted at the front door of The Court house
OF the said county.
A Copy.-Teste,
JOHN STROTHER, C.
June 7, iS37.-2m
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Boot & Shoe Making.
gYoBTR IL TEwART.

HHAVlNG entered into partnership, in
81 a. the above business, would respect
fully inform their friends and the public
generally, they intend TO carry il on in all
its various branches, at the stand former
ly occupied by ADAM STEWART. nearly
opposite the Court House. Their stock
Of materials will consist Of the best that
the market can afford, and they will at all
times be in readiness 10 furnish promptly
any description OF amount of work requi.
red They will always keep on hand a
large supply Of articles 10 their line, con-
ssting Of
Gentlemen's Boots, Shoes, Pumps and
Slippers Ladies and Misses Shoes
and Slippers, of all sorts and
sizes: Also, strong Shoes
and Boots, for farm
hands, &c.
Sg-All work made al their shop will be
warranted both as TO material and work
manshIp. The public are invited TO give
them call, and test their work, and ex
tend TO them such patronage as they may
be found TO merit
Martinsburg, April IL, ls37.-3m
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STORAGE & COMMISSION
= O us E.

GEORGETOWN, ID. c..
AUCK & STEPHEN have taken
- that large Three Story Brick
W., w are House, on the corner Of High anc
water Streets. Georgetown, recently oc.
esupied by Mr.. R. Woodward. They will
be pleased 10 attend to the orders Of tbei,
country friends in the sale of any, and ev.
cry article consigned 10 their care, as wei
also, IN the purchase of goods of every de.
scrlptlon, for which they will charge a
Moderate commission. The premises
,,hey have rented are very commodious
having an excellent Wharf attached there.
to- which will admit of the receipt of a
considerable quantity of Flour, or other ar
ticles on storage. They would here take
occasion TO say, that they will spare no
pains to promote the interests of their
friends, who may make their consign.
mems, and confidently trust they may not
be disappointed.
November 90. 1884.
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Marttnsburg Gazette.
TERMS.

Two DOLLARS, payable in advance; or, Two
~ ~ LA I anu iFTY CENTS, within the year.
and II payment be deferred 10 The end Of tbs
year, THREE DOLLARS will invariably be de-
manded' Nopsper will be discontinued until all
arriearages are paid, except at the option of the
advertisements Of one square or less inserted
hfee times for one dollar, and for each subse-
quenl insertion twenty five cents longer ones
IA proportion. Chancery orders of the usual
length inserted and posted according to law, al
i've dollars each. Advertising customers will
please to mark on the manuscript, how many in
sertions arc required. II no such direction is
given, the advertisement viii be continued IN.
I'll forbid and charged accordingly.
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.DreSh Groceries
a N . T Z OLD Lrouo1s

Nv have just received and offer sal.
y Loaf Lump, and Brown SUGAR
N ne" orleans and West India Melasses
DIu Java and Rio Coffee Gun Powder
TEA, SC ~" ""' DiacS
Fun Proof COgnac Brandy. Holland
ON Jamaica Spirits, New England Pun
ana w hIskey Madeira, Old Port r.
aerIiie, Dry Lisbon, and Sweet Ma,ara
VINES. Cavendish and Common TH |"
bACCo; Spanish Cigars, &c, Sc
JOHN w. BOYD & Co
May 81, 1887. ~
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NHt undersigned will sell the propert,
"a now occupied by him upon reasona.
Ole terms He deems it scarcely. necessar,
TO add, that 1t is considered, on the whole
me most desirable property in Martins
oorg, Tor the occupancy of a Merchant
It's advantageous location for business
connected with the most convenient and
comfortable dwelling for a family, rend
ers the property to business man verv
desirable. ISAAC ST T AZ" very
March 81, lSS6.-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-07-26
.Y'OTFCE.

a LII persons indebted to the estate oil
IA William Campbell, decd, ale re,
qnested to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against said estate are
notified TO present them.
EDMUND p. HUNTER,
apr" D. ioo'.-u .Hdmr
81 Those who made purchases at the
sale' and Jailed to comply with the terms,
are expected to do so without DELAY. They
Will please call on A. OnEN. ESQ.