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PROVERBS I'm COOKERY.

Philadelphia Times.
The second of Miss Dods' demonstra-
tive lectures on cookery at Association
Hall was given yesterday. Miss Dods'
lectures are full of little bits Of informa
ton that might properly be called cult
nary proverbs. Here are a few Of
them:
There is a greenness in onions and po-
tatoes that renders them hard to digest.
For healths sake, put them in warm
water for an hour before cooking.
The only kind of stove with which
you can preserve uniform heat is gas
stove; with it you can simmer pot for
an hour or boil it at the same rate for
twenty minutes.
Good -four is not tested by its color.
White -four may not be the best. The
test of good -four is by the amount of
water it absOrbs.
In cooking fowl, to ascertain when
it is done, put skewer into the breast
and if the breast is tender the fowl is
done
A few dried or preserved cherries, with
stones out, are the very best things pos
sible to garnish sweet dishes.
Single cream is cream that has stood
on the milk twelve hours. 1t is best for
tea and coffee. Double cream stands on
its milk twenty-four hours, and cream
for butter frequently stands forty-eight
hours. Cream that is to be whipped
should not be butter cream, lest in whip
plug it change to butter.
n L--4 IL -~L:t~~ e esq., 4~,iol-ly
put in pinch of salt. The cooler the
eggs the quicker they willfrOth. Salt
coOls and also freshens them.
In boiling eggs hard put them in boil
ing water ten minutes and then put
them in cold water. 1t will prevent the
yolk from coloring black.
You must never attempt to boil the
dressing of a clear soup in the stock, for
it will always discolor the soup.
In making any sauce put the butter
and -four in together and your sauce will
never be lumpy.
Whenever you see your sauce boil
from the sides Of the pan you may know
your -four or corn starch is done.
Boiled fowl with sauce, over which
CRATE the yolk of eggs, is magnificent
dish for luncheon.
Tepid water is produced by combin-
ing two-thirds cold and One-third boil
ing.
To make maecaroni tender put il
in cold water and bring it to a
boil. 1t will then be much more tender
than if put into hot water or stewed in
milk
The yolk of eggs binds the crust much
better than the whites. Apply it to the
edges with brush
Old potatoes may be freshened up by
plunging them into cold water, before
cooking them.
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Grange stores on the Rochda1e Plan

Grange Stores on the Rochda1e Plan
There are now probably several hun.
dred grange cooperative stores in the
United States, organized in accordance
with the plan recommended by the Ma
tional Grange. There should be a CO.
operative store in every neighborhood
where the membership of the order is
sufficient to sustain one. 1t requires
but very little money to put such a store
In successful operation, as nothing should
be bought for show. The stock should
consist of only such articles as the peo-
pie will actually want, and have the
cash to pay for. When a cooperative
store is established, every man becomes
his own merchant, and if a woman
makes ten pounds of butter and sells it
to the store, the after profits of that
butter will proportionally return to her
pocket, if she holds a share in the store.
All customers are entitled to the quar-
terly dividends in proportion to their
purchases from the store. Those who
are not members receive but one-half
the proportion paid to members. Co.
operation is destined to become as pop
ular in America as it is in Europe, saw
ing millions to those engaging in it, and
always helping the poor.
The Rochdale idea of cooperation con-
templates nothing less than the intro
duction into all our business affairs and
social relations ofthe principles of truth,
justice, equality and candor. The COM
petetive system of trade is founded upon
principles the very opposite Of these
upon fraud and Misrepresentation; and
our custom-house frauds, financial de-
falcations, in short, the industrial and
commercial failures of the last five years,
both in our own country and in Europe,
are largely due to the unrestrained spirit
of competition, regardless of its ultimate
effect or result.-Grange Bulletin.
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carbolic Acid in the Poultry-house

Until the discovery of the uses of this
acid poultrymen, as well as host of
others, were sadly in need of some real
ly good deodorizer and disinfectant,
though now we have something which
can be relied upon for these purposes,
while the various uses it can be and has
been applied to are so numerous we shall
not attempt to enumerate them. Lice,
mites and other parasites which infest
the poultry-house as well as the poultry,
have wholesome dread of this acid,
the mere odor from it, which is very
penetrating, causing them to skip for
pastures new in double-quick time. 1t
has also been used, diluted with water,
as a remedy for scab leg or poultry itch,
but it must be used with caution here,
or it may cause considerable suffering at
the time to the fowls. 1t can be mixed
with the whitewash, or it can be largely
diluted with water and long whisk.
Tho most can also have a sprinkling,
while the floor under the roots and
roosting-benches and elsewhere can be
treated to some of the same, and you
will feel satisfied that the acid has help
ed you in many ways to make your
fowls more comfortable. - Poultry
Monthly
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Symptoms Of aDiseasedL Liver.

DAM in the right side, under the
1 edge of the ribs, increases on pres
sure; sometimes the pain is in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain is
felt under the shoulder blade, and it
frequently extends to the top of the
shoulder, and IS sometimes mistaken
for rheumatism in the arm. The
stomach is affected with loss of appe-
tite and sickness; the bowels in gen
eral are costive, sometimes alternative
with lax; the head is troubled with
pain, accompanied with a dull, heavy
sensation in the back part :, There is
generally a considerable loss of men,
DRY, accompanied with painful SEN
sation of having left undone some
thing which ought to have been done.
A slight, dry cough is sometimes an
attendant The patient complains of
WEAKNESS and debility; he is easily
startled, his feet are cold or burning,
and he complains of prickly sensa-
ton of the skin; his spirits are low;
and although he is satisfied that exer-
else would be beneficial to him, yet
AAO ~slA S~elANCly up
enough to try it. In fact, he distrusts
every remedy. Several of the above
symptoms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few of them ex-
listed, yet examination of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER to
have been extensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR.. c. McLANE's LIVER PILLS, IN
CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive of
the most happy results. No better
cathartIc can be used, preparatory to,
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them a FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements, and as
a simple purgative, they are unequaled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar coated.
Every box has red wax seal on the lid.
with the impression DIR. McLANE's LIVER
Pills.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER Pulls bear
the signatures of c. McLANE and FLEMING
BROS. on the wrappers.
Insist upon having the genuine DR.. {,
McLANE's Liver PHIs, prepared by Flem-
ing Bros, of Pittsburgh, Pa, the market being
full of limitations of the name McI1ae
spelled differently but same pronunciation
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FARMERS,
IMPROVE YOUR CROP.

ANAA A@OW AUOB@ G@&WA-
BUY FINE STAPLE COTTON SEED.
THE complimentary notices my Cotton have
i received from the Press and Commercial
circles prompt me in offering a few choice
seed for sale. These cottons are more pro-
ductive, finer staple, easily picked, and do not
waste in the field like other cottOns now in eul-
tivation. 1000 to l, zoo pounds of seed cottons
make 400 pound bale of these cottons any
season. These eottons command much higher
price than other cottons-sellng this season
at 3 to 4 cents q pound above the same grade
of ordina airy cotfons.
DIXIE or Bee Lake Prolific the most
prolific cotton grown-staple y to Ia inches
in length. Price, 81 per bushel of 80 pounds
% bushels for So.
Improved Peeler." more prolific, smaller
seed, and does not fall out like original Peel
er cotton. Staple l to ~ inches. Price, 81
per bushel of so pounds-6 bushels for S.
Confederate Silk" the finest cotton grown:
is very prolific, easily picked and does not fall
out. Staple II to inches long Price -
per bushei of 80 pounds, or 6 bushels for $40.
Sacked and delivered to Boat, or 4 fbs of either
of the above seed mailed to any address at
the price for simple busheI Remittances bv
post-ofhce money order. or registered letter.
will receive prompt attention.
DR.. CHAS. G. THORNTON
Chew's Landing, Yazoo River, Miss
Feb26. '79-1m-
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WILLIAM LOWE,
MERCHANT FATLOR.

SPKNGLER's BLOCK, NEARLY OPPOSITE STATE
HOUSE, JACKSON, MISS.
A FULL LINE OF BROAD CLOTHS, CAS-
IA SIMERES. Gents Furnishing Goods, of
best quality, always0n hand. Suits made in
latest styes. and at reasonable prices. Orders
from any part of the State willreceive prompt
and careful attention. Idec5 78-1v
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STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA

PENNSYLVANIA
COUNTY dc
ionsa
ana
Of the saidF
believe his and tina
Whereof myh af
dred and B
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KNOW ALL Tbatba
ali
the ofdCon
n aeto
O.
eof the
rdlng the dstator
dan
- Our hands and
b. preade
E. T. ericsson, cretary
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George the Third is known in English
agricultural history as Ralf Robinson,
farmer; and he contributed several pa
pers to Arthur Young's Annals of Agri-
culture under that assumed name.
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the Mississippi
Imam
of the
dlng the
OF "~'O~
tsEALl Witness February
hrmanof Boar
ident Secret
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.


OF NEwOR
Board ard And Elliot
bsuchw
eaof
JIG EUSTS Commissioner for lin New
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STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA

AIrEED e. BA5Ea President and T. Secretary Ftnr
Of the
ance f
Stocks Bonds
Real Estate
Company
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HAvE BEEN REMOVED 10 HIS RESI-
IL dence ON PREsTDEHz sTRREr, near fhs
corner Of Cspitol street. and almost opposite
the CARBON 0fice. This arrangement wiz
commend itself 70 tie LAD1Es, especiaIly. on
account Of itspriraes. and the fae Of the One.
6eing On he FIRST foor. AL operntiont stScn-
ted in the best manner. Nitrous Oxide pns
Tor tho Pmnlew Extaae iion 81 Teeth. Prices
reasonable. Terms oaslss
Country Produce feeeivod - Cash, iii pny.
memt Tor DoAfi nirW
*N aMTE H~EM mt sF 3
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. /,


SWIM Auditor
franklin
m hand andee ofoR
!
BARROWs g. s1EYTlaE. Agents.
- - JACKSON. lLa.L1aLPEL
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !


HINDsC OUNTK.
thatfhef
of
son
March, A. - a. ~ oi
BARROWS & SMYTHE, Agents
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STATE OF NEW YORK, ]

A IA,
County of New York
ANDREW
Comps IN
the with thu ndexplan
lem
of land
~ ident
,Secrear
N
A Comms for theSta OF sis in Jew York.
H1NDsC
s o
of he emen the ua
am remain rs n
AM o
AID Aud
BARROWS & SMYTHE Agents,
JACKSON,
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oh! MY:
BACK

saved from lingering disease and death, hum
dreds who have been given up by Physicians
HUNTS REMEDY c1res all Diseases of the
Liver, Kidneys, Bladder, and Urinary Organs,
Dropsy, Gravel. Diabetes. and Incontinence
and Retention of Urine HUNTS REMEDY.
cures Bright's Disease of the Kidneys, Gener-
al Debility, Female Weakness, Nervous Dis
eases Intemperance and Excuses. HUNTS
REMEDY cures Bilious Headache, Sour
Stomach, Costiveness Dyspepsia, Strengthens
the Bowels and Stomach and makes the Blood
perfectly pure. HUNTS REMEDY, Is PRE-
PARED EXPRESSLY FOR THESE DISEASES, AND
HAS NEVER BEEN KNOWN TO FAIL. One TRIAL
WILL CONVINCE you HUNTS REMEDY is
purely Vegetable, is used by Family Ply
sicians, and the utmost reliance may be placed
=s5 $:$: :$: :$$ HUN rs
braces up the system NJ
and renewed healthis
the result Send fornA -m m-~ww
Pamphlet to U e. hM
WIN. E. CLARKE, ~ HN
PROVIDENCE, r. L n u IN NJ NJ -
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Feb u 1S79-IV
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Company Of
oil dy
A d,
BARROwS &c SNIYTHE, Agents,
Mr12'79-3w
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,

l, ID. URQUHART, Chairman of
Liverpool and London and Globe In,
and say that the foregoing is full
company, to the best of their knowl
bona fide owner of at least One Hun
invested in stocks of at least par va
the amount for which the same is me
said Insurance Company.
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Marlz59-sM
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Bonds the United States and Of
this all other Stocks and Bonds owned absolutely
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ALI TuKEPR
Georgia ohrebya author
Ihereate the
theldto be ndsumci tina i
ndpr anyo
of by
Il. Seal said
Preside
L
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GONE HOME.

Sunday morning. July 18Th, at four O'Clock,
Miss ANNIE +. GALLAGHER, youngest daugh-
ter Of Thomas and Mary \. Gallagher, departed
this life after long and severe illuess Of over
.wo years, " hich she bore with christian iorutude
as one only can who has put her whole trust in
The Lord Throughout her entire illness she WAS
never known u murmur and when fears were ex-
pressed of her recovery, her reply was Gods
will be DONE" During the night Of her death
.hc pravcd that God would take her home, and in
few short hours her prayer was answered. her
soul, without a struggle returning C the God from
whence IL came, leaving upon her face that sweet
smile Which was ever present, and which greeted
her many anxious friends as they called O. inquire
OF her About year ago, through the advice OF
her Physician and friends she visited the home OF
her childhood, Harpers Ferry, West Nire inia,
thinking that a change OF air and scenery would
benefit her; but that terrible disease (Phthisisl
was planted within that young and gentle breast
and ouly needed time 10 develop itself and a, last
claimed its ic,nrv. In her death iSe family and
community sustained a severe and sad loss and
one Which will be s0rely felt for there were few
so we'll loved and who had made as many true
friends As Annie. Our loss l. her gain and may II
be the means of drawing Us nearer our Heavenly
Father aud asking him o. help Us @ follow and to
jni.ate the good example she set US, 50 that when
otr end comes il may be like hers, and that we
can saw Thyirilt. o Lord, BE- done, not cure.
sShe is not dead but sleeping"
H. X. d.
Cumberland. Md, July lCth 1879.
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church Notes.

Episcopal services at Harper's Ferry,
July 9TH. at 10 SO \. NJ. instead of July
18th as has been announced.
Rev. Mr. Bobst, Lutheran minister
will preach in Charles Washington Hall, on
Sunday afternoon, July 9th, at 81 o'clock
The Sacrament Of the Lords Supper
was administered in the Presbyterian Church
On Sunday by Rev A C. Hopkins. Rev. DR..
j. ". p. Atkinson, President of Hanpden-
Sidney College preached on Saturday night
and Sunday morning Rev. DR.. Huntington,
Of Columbian University. participated 10 the
services on Sunday night.
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Col } Fairfax Mclaughlin 4 distin-
euished member of the Bar Of New York
Cny, aud Of the law firm Of Gambleicn aud
M,Lsugluu. is cn a visit to our county, and
houorc, us with a vi>i; on Monday. We were
pleased 90 see Gu. Mclaughlin boxing 50 vel
aud 90 bear him speak 50 hopefully Of bust
ness aud political prospects. We will tax
OCCASION 10 this personal mention to commend
Cal Mel. in bis capacity as member Of the
legal profession 70 such Of oar readers as may
have business ia the Courts Of the Mstrop oil
tau City
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A national fair association Is Washing
tom. latest. It's officers are: president, Vim.
NJ. Cali 4 large feed dealerl; secretary. L. a.
C0brislt Ia veteran 1urnalis,l corresponding
secretary. n n. Blackburn treasurer, llora-
tio Browning bond SO COO chief marshal,
Col J o. 2 Burnside lisbursiug clerk of tie
p d department, aud a crack shot execu-
tive board, CommisSiouor LeDuc. c. Boyd
Barrett. ;Le Nossrs. Hume aud others The
ass1ca,ier u.' LIZ its first exhibition 10
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2 WANTED Evcry farmer in need Of :
Hors. lay Rake. or Crstn aud Fertilizer Drill,
., cau on Charles I. Barnhart. 40 Dultelds De
z1t. W. VA. and examine the Hlkes and Drills
iss. "a exhibition before purchasing elsewhere.
az se!iiu- a Kakc which gave full satisfaction
l.s. vear and which / claim has advantages pos
scss.l br 90 other rake. Also am ceiling per-
feet BRILL that has stood The test 81 competitors
for wears. guarantee every raec auc drill sci!
u give fuli slt.sflctlon. G, equal anv, and sur
passcd by uale G.. J.. BAkNliARI, Duilelds
Depot. vs.. Va. Agent for Tuscarora Acricultu-
rAlWorks. Martinsbgrg- Fitz. Proprietor.
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CAMP MEETING.

TE7liE men bers 81 tbe y. Z. Church, South, on
\ Berryvii!c Circuit, Winchester District, aiIi
A,.la Gimp 3icc'ing commencing 90
THURSDAY, TWETTH or AUGUST,
and to continue one week. The voodsare located
Immediately on tie Winchester aud Wildwood
Tsrnpike, uhcr, the Cid Chapel and White Post
road crosses The same. Positively o. hgcksterioE
allowed ou the GROUND. The Committee VIII pfo-
vide good boa4I for individuals and ismilies ai
very low rates. pcr,ols desiring beard i5r the
week will d0weli % communicate no once with
Mr. q. &. s. Phillips. 10 Berry,illr
al denominations aye earnestly invited 30 at
toad The camp ard participate in Lhe evcrcises.--
The public generally is sincerely requested O. a.
tend ard any person or persons desiring 70 tent
upon the ground VIII please hand their names 20
the Committee.
uyoricr of t!.s Committee,
REV IA. STKOThEA J.. in c.
o. J.. $. PHILIPS, Chairman u Com.
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MARRIED,

July 3rd. at the Parsonage OF the NJ. b. Church
in Martinshnrg, bv Rev J. Edwin Amos, GEO.
b. HARDEY, Of Maryland, to NELLIE ". RE
LEY, Of Berkeley county.
In Leesburg. LOudoun county, Va, June l2th,
IS7s. by Rev. y. +. Wolf, THOS. II. BRAGG, to
Miss MOLLIE L. WINKOOP-all of Lcadoun
county Va.
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June Is, iS79-t

CULPnUR SOAP uc7er fails 90 cure Nettis
= Rash. letter, Heat, Hives, Chap, Flesh
worms aud all obnoxious disesses formerly treated
with ointmcuts- the genuine 10 b. had n
QuiGLE4'S DRUG Store.
ITO proven, diseases call az Quigley's Drug
store, Harper Ferry, aud get some If their
lluuid Cattolic Acid, fhe best and cheapest
known Disinfectant 10 use aud the only ooe that
will prevent the spread Il contagious disease
We have received large invoice which we oicr
Gt seiy iGw prices ~ barper.s fe.tr,.
inn, y. 1872. QUIGLEl'S DRUG STOK.
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EErsss APsrssYALS.

TUST reaeiycd a large stock of Queens aud
% Glasswaro-purShascd 20 e7irew nelly low pri-
ccs and viii DE sold chceP atthe Corner Gracery.
Nav ,, 1870. >. T.. ECDHICN.
TyNllE Corner Grocer is TOW supplied With
splendid stock OF Family Groceries 70 bottom
prices =. x. RUDhlCA.
INEESH CRACKERS, Cake -gcat variety ord
c..c CANT. for sale at tie Corner Grocer
My y. IS7a = l.. KODEICh.
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Clarke County Clippings.

From tle Courier.
S s. Moore purchased at public sale on
Saturday week 10 Clarke county, SO acres Of
land. assigned as Homestead % the widow
% John b. LlTue, 40 so per acre. A tract
% ACRES. belonging % tho same estate, was
soM o. Wm. Welsh at sol 80 per acre.
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Hon ID b. Lucas was prevented full
d'lus ais engagement 90 address the Teachers
Institute by ca ursgut cali 20 attend a meeting
e tlc University Regents, Of which body he
IS memL.r.
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Cumberland, Md, July 10Th. 1879.

TIE NEPHEW or HIS ONCLE.-Alrs.
Hooper says in her last Paris letter Master
Isaac Bell, Jr., the young nephew OF, MIR.
James Gordon Bennett rf the New York
Herald. is Just five days Oh. The day after
the young gentleman 5 advent his uncle called
70 see him, aud laid on his cradle 700 United
States bonds Of $1,000 each as christening
gift, OF rather a gift of Joyous arrival, accord
ing to the old MEDIEVAL custom at the accession
Of hing
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lam showing some wonderful bargains this
week. cheaper Goods never We're offered. See
the prices Oae case, 90 pairs Mems Richmond
Heavy Srtchdowns. ! IS per pair One case
36 pairs Cdf j., 3 90 0ae case 60 pairs
Ladies Lasting Slippers. 30 C. hm Slippers,
C5 C Ncwpor's. 90 c. Ladies' Baltimore City
Made Button Boots. 3 90, guaranteed. Mems
Heavy Brosaus, 90 c. Boys Low Shoes, ( 90,
sulI I..atler Shoe Making and Repairing
done 40 short notice GEo II. UAGLEV.
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"NEyER FURLED HI BANNER.-
There Is one old limo Wing, Who never furled
his Oauurr when lis patty weni Govn IN de-
feat. mr. ", asked Shelter OF cAce under She
vini Of his gallant opponents, whom Ne
should tAAe delight in supporting tor State
Office. His AEme is Alex L. Bo!r'er. What
a splendid State Superintendent i free Schools
be would make - NGyhns5trg Salesman
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An inquiry reaches Us from Washing
Ten c9ucerains the mil thence 10 this place.
Tie mail fir Charlesiown closes there at
n. IN ddly er-sp' Sunday and We are asked
if,hc b. & o. L r. cannot do away with such
exception To which We respectfully reply
We DO not think the necessity for Sunday
mail cx SITS. The exception is well taken.
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50. For tAc latest improvements 10 Horse Hay
Rake. call on G.. T.. Barlhart ppihelds Depot,
" fa.. Agent for 1uscarora Agricultural Works
Martiusburc, W. Va. John Fitz. Proprietor. \
child can run them. G. J.. Barubart Agt
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Yves, EaI Boot aud shoe Emporium.


Mr. All. Tarqua'y has been thresh-
ins With his s,cam-ttresher some large crops IN
,hc caruty-doius the work satisfactorily and
averaging about s'x hundred bushels per Gay
7, IS attended ~ careful aui experienced
hands Mr.. Tanquays post,0iae is Middle
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