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Democratic and Conserva-
tive Convention.

TIME DEMOCRATIC and CONSER-
i NATIVE party of West Virginia
are requested to appoint delegates to
meet in the city of Charleston, on
Thursday, the 9Th Day Of June, at 10
O. clock q. M. for the purpose of nomi-
mating candidates for the Offices of Gov
crnor, Auditor, Treasurer, Attorney
General, State Superintenden Of Free
Schools, and three Judges Of the Court
of Appeals. Also for the purpose of
appointing two Delegates from each
gressional District Of the State, and
four delegates from the State at large,
to represent West Virginia in the DEM
ocratic National Convention, to be held
in st Louis on the 9th day Of June,
for the nomination Of candidates for
President and Vica President of the
United States, the selection OF an cleo
toral ticket, and the transaction ofsuch
business as may come before the said
Convention.
All Democratic and Conservative vo-
tiers of the State, without regard to past
political differences, that are opposed to
political corruption in high places. are
cordially invited to participate in the
meetings called to appoint said Dele
gates. -
j. w. GALLAHER. Sec'y.
PARKERsBuRG, March 8; 1S76,td
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Republican State COnven-
tiOn.

/ A Convention o the Union Repub-
lican Party Of West Virginia will be
held at Clarksburg, w. Va, on
Thursday, May IL, 1876. for the pur-
pose of appointing ten delegates to
the Union Republican National Con-
tion which is to assemble at Cincin-
natl on the 14th day Of June, 1875,
and to nominate five Presidential
Electors. m sssM
The committee is of opinion that
it will be impracticable to avoid hold
ing two Conventions, and that the
purposes of this Convention are not
of sufficient Importance to justify
calling for large county delegations,
and therefore suggests that each
county will send five delegates--these
delegates to be appointed by the
County Executive Committee, or by
County Convention, as such commit
tee may deem expedlent. 1t Is pro-
posed to call another Convention dn-
ring the summer, at which the COM
mittee hopes to meet all, without re-
gard Il past political differences, or
previous party affiliations, who are
in favor OF making such changes In
our laws as time and experience have
shown necessary; who are in favor
of the continued prosecution and
punishment of official corruption and
who are in favor Of retrenchment and
economy In the administration Of
our State affairs. ss '.'ssa
BY order Of the State Republican
Executive Committee. VA
$3.50 JOHN w. MASON, Chm.
GRAFTON, w, VA, Feb 10, '76. y
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An Interesting Suit.

For the last week there has been a
suit before the County Court, which
has been creating considerable inter-
est, not only to the parties directly
interested but to others. The case
rested On this point: Mrs. Curran,
whose husband was an habitual drum
kard, claims that she had notified
Mr.. Owens, who keeps saloon, not
to sell to her husband. He did so,
according to her testimony while Mr..
Owens defense was that he did not.
The damage. claimed by Mrs. Cur
ran was $4,000. The case was given
to the jury, and after three days, de-
liberation they returned a verdict in
favor of the plaintiff for 81 ,7O0.-
Wheeling Register.
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MEssRs. EDITORS.


read with good deal of pleasure
the communication of Carroll, y in
Wednesdays INDEPENDENT, sug-
costing candidates for the Mayoral-
ity. The people Of this place are de-
termined to make Hon. A. p. Shut
the next Mayor Of Martinsburg.
When he filled that position he gave
more time to its duties and looked
after the interests of the town with
as much closeness and particularly
as he gave his own business. From
his experience as a Magistrate and
as Marshal of Police in the city of
Baltimore, he understands thorough
ly the duties of the position, and is
feraless and determined in executing
ordinances. We want a Mayor and
Councilmen too who will see that
streets ase properly cared for, that
they are kept clearly with garbage
cart, that street corners are not con-
verted into nuisances, and above all
that some means are adopted to Sc
cure money at lower rates Of interest
than is now paid. Give us Shut for
Mayor and a good man from every
Ward for the Council. The, town
needs stirring up again. Let the ed
itors to work and assist by some Gin
dependent" editorials. n
~ TAX PAYER.
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PHILADELPHIA.

In consequence of the great iuflux
of visitors to Philadelphia during the
exposition, large quantities of pro-
duce will be required to meet tie de-
mand, shippers and producers should
select some reliable commission
house to consign to like Messrs. Bal
LARD q Co., North Water street,
whose card will be found in another
column. They are handling all kind
of country produce, and shippers
would do well to open up a cores
pendence with this firm and give
them trial. ~ ~ 80
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FLOUR-Howard st. and Western
Super So. 75a4. so EXTRAS 5Oa5. 80, Fa-
mily $5.75a7 sc, western super So. Goa
A 90; Western Extra, 50a6. so; Wes-
tern Family, $5.50a6.50; City Mills
Super So 75a4OO City Mill Low and
Mid. Elk. $475a6s0O; City Mills Rio
brands Extra IS 75a7 90. vi
!. WHEAT-Southern Red 81 S5a1 60;
Southern Amber, 81 63a1 SIS; White,
81 45a1 81; Pennsylvania red 81 58a
/ 60; Western red 81 5Oa1 81. n
SEEDS. Clover we now quote firm
at no 1871 cts per ID for fair to prime
with the demand fairly active within
this range. Flax is duh at $1.5O(0 LEO
per bushel. 3iaa \.
Ee rCoRv--Southern white new 08a64
yellow, new 64a65 western mixed,
new, 64a64f; steamer So cents.
4 OATs.---Western mixed 43a45 !;
Western White, 46a48 J. Southern
inferior 42a4 8; Southern good to
prime, 40a48 cents. as s
RYE. Prime Southern rs cT.its
western 80 cents #a 8u.a
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Runaway.

Tuesday morning as Mrs. Thom-
as, wife of Mr.. Harry Thomas, was
on her way home, in a buggy, with a
little son about thirteen years old, as
driver, the right front wheel come
off when near the toll-gate on the
Williamsport Pike, and the sudden
dropping of the axle so frightened
the horse that he commenced run
ming and kicking at a furious rate.
Luckily Mr.. Samuel Busey, his SON
Walter and Mr.. Philip Showers, who
happened at Mr.. Busey's place, were
near by and saw the horse coming
and managed to reach the road by
considerable effort in time. to stop
him before any serious injury occur
red. Mrs. Thomas was taken into
the house and cared for by Mrs. Bu-
sey, and it was ascertained that she
was bruised in one or two places by
the kicks of the horse, The little
boy, Charley, did not receive any in
jury. M kN
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DIED.

On the 18th inst, in this place, Mr..
SAMUEL BARNETT, i'll the 50th year
Of his age,
h At Bedington, on Sunday 9th of
April, after q short and painful ill
ness, WILLIAM G. WILSON in the
5lst year of hisage. ss a
Oh, do not ask me Why I weep, ~
Or why in sorrow ! repine, ~ e
/ cannot hush my woes TO sleep, 81 ~
There is no balm for grief like mine.
My hearts bereit of happiness, 4
For him that God hath placed to rest. 3
At Bedington, on the oath ult.,
ELIZA ANN LIE DANE, in the 53rd
year Of her age. q
Ny buried wife can / forget,
Or must the grave eternal sever;
She fingers in my memory yet, Z,
In my heart she'll live forever.
She loved me once with love sincere.
And never did her love deceive me;
But often in her conflicts here,
She rallied quickly to relieve me.
/ fain would weep, but what Of tears?
No tears Of mine could eer recall
her; ses ~
Nor would / wish that growing cares
Cares like mine should ere befall
A. her. saM ~ sssf, :
That once loved form now cold and
Each moarnful thought employs;
And nature weeps- my comforts
And withered all my joys.
w. D.. !.
On the Sd inst, of dyptherie, near
Falling Waters, Berkeley County.
w. Va, JENNA SLOWER WRIGHT,
daughter of r. X. and Matilda Wright
aged Is years and days.
But we know flor. God has told us this !
that she is now at rest,
Where other Blessed children be, on their
their Saviour's loving breast.
We know her spirit feels no more, this
heavy load Of flesh,
But her sleep is blessed with endless dreams
ofjoy forever fresh, s'
know the angels fold her close beneath
their glittering wings,
And soothe her with song that breathes
OF heavens divinest things.
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Council Proceedings.

Council met last (Thursday)night.
Present, Mayor Chambers and Coun-
cilmen Showers, Linthicum, Farrin,
Cline, Russler, Hill and Frazer.
The application of Mr.. David Hess
for reduction of Corporation assess
ment was presented and reduction
made to 500. Il
Mr.. Mcdonald was relieved of pay
ment of water rent on hose not used.
On application the water license of
Mr.. FL. Downs was reduced to con-
form with that of other saloons.
On motion, Mr.. Thomas Martin
was relieved of erroneous water tax,
and assessed at SIS for time water was
used instead OF for entire year.
On motion the clerk was instructed
to notify the New Jersey Water Pipe
Company in regard to condition OF
water mains on John street.
After much discussion, on motion
of Mr.. Linthicum, it was resolved to
stop present works on High street,
take it out of the hands of street
committee, and finish the work I'M
der the direction of a majority ofthe
Councils. 49,
On motion, Council resolved to
meet to-day friday at 81 O'Clock
for the purpose of viewing several
places in town needing the attention
of the nuisance committee.
The petition of Mrs. Maloney for
abatement of hog pen and other nui-
sances in vicinity of her premises was
discussed, and The matter was left
to Mayor and Sergeant to have cor
rected according to ordinances on
the subject. 81 If
On motion Mr.. Faulkner was au-
thorized to employ surveyorfor the
purpose of surveying land for con-
domination on High street.
The bond of J. j. johnson to retail
spirituous liquors was presented and
received.
Mr. CT Faulkner Jr., explained his
position on the question of taxing
persons selling by sample and the rea-
sons why he had advised the Mayor in
regard to certain case. He showed
that the tax could not be levied be-
cause the principle had been decided
unconstitutional by the U. s. SUI
preme Court.
The committee on Market House
submitted their report, Offering a
system of Market regulations similar
to those now in force in Hagerst0wn,
Report received and laid over until
next meeting.
A nhmber of bills were presented
and passed.
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For the West.

We understand that ten or twelve
young men will leave this county ear
ly next week for San Francisco, Cal
ifornia. They go over the B. 81 O.
Railroad. We are sorry to see our
young men leaving, but we suppose
there is no way of preventing it. We
understand that Jamison, the Boss
scalper, was instrumental in figuring
out the route they should travel.
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EDs. INpErENpENT, 4,


We were glad to see ~ your. issue
of yesterday the attention Of orr cit
liens called toour municipal eloction
to be held in May. The ball h1s been
started hy the announcement 0f one
of our most worthy and enterprising
citizens, G. p. Matthaei, for the May
orally. Should he be the choice of q
mass convention, he will receive the
hearty support of members of both
parties. His known integrity and
strict business habits eminently fit
him for the position. There are 9TH
ers equally fitted forlthe honorable,
yet onerous and ungrateful position.
The present incumbent Mayor Cham
bers, has served honestly and faith
fully. He has possibly not pleased
everybody. No one can, who carries
into the discharge Of his official du-
ties an honest and determined pur-
pose to discharge his sworn duty
There are others equally honored and
trusted. Major Shut filed the
office with great credit to him
self for several years. He ( has
invested his money and been active
ly identified with all the public
enterprises of our community. That
he will make a good Mayor cannot
be doubted by any familiar with his
valuable service to the corporation,
before, during and since his term as
Mayor. Yet another amethat Of
John s. Gardner. He has been an
acting Justice of the Peace for sew
eral years. 1t is needless to say any
thing in his favor. He has so dis
charged his duties in the responsible
position he holds, as to secure the
confidence of the people in his abili-
ity and purpose to discharge impair
TALLY and honestly the duties OF any
Office to which heinay be elected.
CARROLL.
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wonderful Success j!

II il reported that BoscHEE's GERMANS
SYRup has, since its introduction In the
United States, reached the immense sale
of 40, 900 dozen per year. Over 6,00Ce
Druggists have ordered this Medicine d.
rect from the Factory, at Woodbury. N ].
ard not one have reported a single failure
but every letter speaks Of its astonishing
success Ia curing severe Coughs, Colds
settled on the Breast, Consumption, Or
my disease of Throat and Lung. We
advise any person that has any predispo-
sition to weak Lungs, to GO to their Drug
eist, ] l.. w. Baker and get this Med
icene, or enquire about it. Regular size.
,75 cents; sample bottle, 10 cents. Twos
doses will relieve any case Don't neg
lect your cough.
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Under direction of Rev. ! r Eivde !.
A. NJ, located ia Mliilissbuis, ni.zs
be ready for the reception Of Pupil@s
on the First Monday, l6tll) OF Sep
TENDER. r
The President win be assisted BY
full corps Of experienced Teachers
The Instrumental and Vocal Musis
Departments offer superior advant~
ages ,first-class Instruments and CON-
petent Teachers.
The College will be supplied with X
the necessary Chemical and Philoso--
phical Apparatus for illustrating the,
various subjects.
Aug. 17--dAWtf
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MARTINSBURG INDEPTINDETJT


Messrs. NJ. J. G. Hnffmany Geo. H
Couchman and Charles Die3fenderA
fen, acommittee appointed by the
County Court to visit Carlisle, Har-
rishnrg and Frederick ana examine
the jails for the purpose of preparing
plans, estimate, &C., for 8 new Jail
in this county, on Tuesday last visit
ed Carlisle, where they were met by
the Sheriff, hospitality entertained
and afforded every opportunity to
fully and thoroughly examine thejail
IN that place. s@ &
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Another Coal Freight Reduction on
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad
company has issued an order making
a further reduction on coal freight
from Piedmont to Locust Point. The
amount of the reduction is seven
cents per short ton of 1900 pounds,
making the charge $2.Os as against
$2.15. A proportionate reduction
on long ton of 2,240 pounds makes
the charge on the latter say 1888 as
against Sal. The reduction goes
into effect to-day, and applies only
from Piedmont to Locust Point. -
C,aab. Netos, 1871.
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For West Point.

The Spirit of Jefferson says: Mr..
E. S. Avis, recently appointed cadet
from this district to the U. S. Mill
tary Academy, will leave for West
Point this week-taking his depar
ture from the same house in which
Col. w. p. Craighill, now in the front
rank of U. S. Engineers, lived when
he started for the same institution
twenty-seven years ago.. May he be
as successful as his eminent prede-
ceSSOr.
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POLITICAL.
FOR THE sHERIFFALTY

10 the Voters Of Berkeley County:
FRIENDS AND FELLOW CITIZENS.
II hereby announce myself as a cam
didate for the Office of Sheriff of Ber-
kelley county, and solicit your friend
~ aid for the position. liz elected, |
promise to discharge the duties Of
the Office faithfully and impartially.
Very respectfully,
WM. SPER0W.
February 20, WITT.
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Circuit Court.

This Court will convene on the 9th
Of May next. The docket shows the
following number of cases: Crimi-
nal 15, Garnishee and Motions ID,
Appeals 2, Issues 81, Office Judg-
ments "a, Chancery 1873, Deferred 5,
total 23S. Those familiar with the
cases, are of opinion that the term
will hardly last two weeks.
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Eventuated Felicity.
The average marriage man car

The average marriage man can now
be seen negotiating for lime and
whitewash brushes, while his wife
browses around in q calico dress
with her sleeves rolled up, and he
knows by the metallic CLEAN in her
eye that it is better for him to eat
his cold hash in silence than to ag-
grayate her by putting on any airs.
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The Wheeling hntelligencer says
three car loads of West Virginia Cen
tennial specimens were shipped to
Philadelphia ON Saturday.
The new calicoes and cambrics for
spring wear have plain grounds,
showing stripes, checks, plaids and
shades of warm colors.
Come forward some great marshal
and organize equality in society, and
your rod shall swallow up all the
Juggling of old court gold-sticks. =
Thackery.
All men are by nature equal, made
II OF the same earth by the same
workman and, however we deceive
ourselves, as dear unto God is the
poor peasant as the mighty prince
Plato.
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rLosfing in Working Time.

We were rather surprised on Mon
day, although it is a kind of a holt
day, to see so many colored men quit
their work to loaf for day. One
would suppose that after such a hard
winter, working men would not idle
away a single day of good working
weather. This ought specially be
the case with farm hands.
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Grand Jury.

The FOLLOWING is the Grand Jury
for the May term of the Circuit
Court Of Berkeley cor atty : "a 3.
M, !. H. Gettinger, G 20. r. Holiday,
Thornton Henshav a W HoIs
W: FL. Showers, SEQ W Rnxfnn
John >. Gardner, A. r. Marrow. IA,
COD Hull, Decatr n Hedges. e. Boya
H Harlan' Geo; A.. Donaldson, WIN.
i h1limer, Sr;, z xsper Stump, Hiram
McKown, Ed card McKown.
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An old physician, retired from prac--
ticc, having bad placed in bis hands bys
an East India Missionary tho formula
ola simple Vegetable Remedy, for the
speedy and pertinent Care Of Con-
sumptson, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthnn
and all Throat and Lung Affections, also
. Positiv aad Radical Cure for Nervous
Dcbjlity aud al Nervous Complaints.
after having thoroughly tested its won
derful curative powers in thousands off,
cases, feels It bis duty to make known
to his suffering fellows, Actuated by
this motive. ad 4 considerations desire
10 relieve human suffering, be will sends
(free Of charge) to all who desire il, this
recsipe, with full directions for prepar--
ing and auccesfully using. Sent by re-
turn mail by addressing with stamp
name this paper.
DR.. w. & STEVENS
Iunroe Block, Syracuse. n. r.
f..Sxf E t&f*t
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Directors Meeting.

The Directors of The Martinsburg
Manufacturing Company met in
King st. Hall on Tuesday and pur-
chased from Mr.. III. G. Robinson the
Planning Mill and everything connec-
ted Herewith for the sum of thirteen
thousand dollars, Mr.. Robinson TAX
ing the entire amount in stock.
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SPECIAL NOTIcH'
SILAs d. MAprIN ;sP,- =

SILAs d. MARTIN is J, ook-F aa,er
and Collector for the indie. oend Ipot
Irntlng Company, All oneys flne
the Company mist be paid. to him and
ne IS autnorlzed to receipt for same
IN order 10 keep the books ara az.
s counts correct ,no Cd e connecte a with
lb.o Office will receive or rec eint, far
money except the regular boo ,kkeener
INDEPENDENT PRINT, Ne Cp =
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A man by the name of Hazlett was
arrested in Frederick, Md, on the
18th Of April, in possession of a fine
bay gelding about 144 hands high,
and which he confessed he had sto-
len. If any Of our citizens have lost
such horse, they should write to the
Prosecuting Attorney at Frederick.
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MARRIED..

On the 18th inst, at Che residence
of the brides father. Mr.. Garrett
Wynkoop, in Hedgesville, by the
Rev. John W. Lea, Rev. j. OWEN
DORSEY, of Prince George County,
Md. and Miss VIRGIE WYNKooP,
of this county. 98 &,
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ne ROCK n Love.

Said KATE to her new husband John,
What rock is love founded upon
John replied, while he grinned from
ear to ear, s 81
"Upon the rock of yonder cradle,
deari"
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looming Up.

"V IS for the Mayoralty 50
20 =. ,estions are concerned are
.s up plentifully. OF course
many s;f, 10 r,,,oa r-,,o nouo,.
though .of,tho ,os;.;os 80 20 t,,,st
S wv lection of both Mayor and
oou oilmer will be made with great
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ycN want anice carpet do hot
= Ito call and see Emmert & Fsery's
stock. They have the cheapest in
the market. DO not fail to see them.
No trouble DO show goods. 1t.
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Dress Goods.

Have just received a large stock of
dress goods, from 12l cents up to So
per yard, the largest stock ever
brought to Martinsburg. Do not
fail to see them if you want a nice
dress.
1t. EMMERT & FIERY.
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The largest and best stock of cassi
meres at Emmert & Fiery's. DO not
fail to see them, they still make
clothisig to order at short notice.
1t. n aea
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EVERY FARMER

Country Hammered PIoww
Iron before purchasing, We'oniy ass &
YOU to see shtmnn we are snte g self =
ing. II. A. RIDDLf,
King Street Hall
March s, ls75---wf ~
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At Portsmouth, Va, on Saturday
morning, two men were killed and two
badly wounded by the explosion Of a
shell which had just been taken from
the wreck of the Confederate iren-clad
Msrrimac, which sunk fourteen years
ago.
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Mems and Boys Hats for Spring
and Summer. Call and see them and
learn prices at DEATRICK'S.
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Mems Plow Shoes and SesOed
Brogans very cheap, at
GETTINGER f. HOKE'S.
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A complete stock of Updegraff'l
celebrated gloves, at factory prices
lat GETTINGER & HOKE's.
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d M Shaffer & Bro. are constantly
receiving the latest novelties in print
and all kinds of dress goods.
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at the lowest prices for cash.
With his present increased facilities hoe
Is prepared to dispense Prescriptions ae'-
cording to the latest and strictest rules o.
Pharmacy to his customers and all who
may favor him with their support and con-
idence, ct as low prices as any drug store
in &1y city.
A full supply Of the celebrated Shakers
Garden Seeds on hand.
rFor medicines at night, pull tkas-
bell. B
saa Feb. 40. lS76--lYdaw.