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yea are .atsd svsry day Areush the
eolunns Of psu1papsrs ao1 b your
Droggiss 10 ~ soosthiua for your
Dyspepsia ar Liver Coo plaipt that
voc know noe1fng about. bu Rse dis.
eousased pSAding. money With bat
LITTLE success. Nov 10 give goa satis-
factory proof that GR11x,s AUoUs1
FLOWER win cure yoa Of Dyspepna
aod Liver CooplAias With al IN ef-
feots. such - Soar Stonach. Sick
Headache. HAbitual Costivepess, Pal
pisation Of the Heart, Heartburn,
Watsrbrssn. FulIness q the Pit Of tAe
Stomach. yellow Skin. Coated Toaese,
Indigestion, Swimming OF the He'd.
Low Spirits. &c. Ne ask you to 10 10
your Druggists and GET . Sample hot
tie Of 0RkEA's AU0Usr FLovEn fos 10
cents and try it. or . regular sizs for
Is coats. Two dosss will relieve you.
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WHAT YOU WANT,

Is a medrine that will do the most
good in the shortest pos.ihle time and
least expense. N. T. Cody Il Co..
druggists and apothecaries. are nov
reducing into the market . list OF
non -secret medicines ftne iormsls fos
shn preparations Of which j. Published
on the wrspper.) which are designed
especially for diseas<s pseuiisr - this
climate. Our prsparation Of tar and
Wild cherry 10 better for coughs aud
colds than German syrup or any othss
medicise. Our Sars>psrilia for tAs
blood; eur extract h Bnchu for W.
kidoeys; our Trochss for bronchitis;
our Soothing Syrup Tar children: scr
Lozenges for vosms; orr, Condition
Powder for cattle and horses; our e.
seuce Of Pepsin for dyspepsia. and cal
varions toilet preparations are the best
In use.
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A valued correspondent dswn tho
Sound cosrects IN error into which We
hid fallen in the sentences following.
IN The WEEKLY IxrsLLioExcER Of the
l7sh ] notice you have fallen into On
error regarding the Skssna Harbor.
Tbs Sksens rivsr Is over thirty .tv
miles south Of Port Simpson. I, forms
the boundary Of thu Tsinssan peuiu
sala. at tho northern extremity Of which
Is Pefs Simpson. only about 10 miles
from Fort Tongass, in Alaska. and
about Q milea from the mouth Of Port.
land 1ulst. into which emptiss Mass
river. celebrated for its ealachin fish.
cries. 6keena mouth 10 the locality
once mentioned ~ pOasibls tsruinsl
point for the Canadian Pacific Railway,
and bsara about the sams relation "a
Port Simpson. ~ regsrds distance. q
Mahiltso does - Seattle. II ysu cenld
examine the Admiralty charta, frsm
Cape Caution to Fort Simpson. aud
from Port Simpson 10 Cross Sound. you
would 80 the geographical mistake
yoa hive made. and - ] know you al
vays take pride In being asrursss. I
thought you'd call POUR attention {,
the MATTER"
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Jshn H. Burke. Of San rrauci,co, i
= veritabls naisance. He & always be-
fore the courts and Ia the nswspapess,
though be hes no reputation for msnsy.
brains or worth. His latest move l. ~
ding Of complaint With Tho BOARD d
Equalization at SssramsntD against
about . hundred business men aud
nrms 81 the Bay City. asking that tAsir
personal property assessments b.
raissd ircu esnis.77o in the sssrsesss
to $oo. 500. l4o.7o Ia the sgsrssst. !,
Burke 10 alvays i~psrtinsatly pryips
into ether peoples business. and maxi
ing himself disAgresahly saicioa.
thAreby. ~
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-24
THREE AND FOUR TimE cAsp,oaTes.

Thomas Jefferson was candidate ior
the Presidency three times, being once
dcfea'ed by John Adams and twice
elected. John Adams was Q candidate
for either the Presidency or Vice Presi.
dency fonr times John Quincy Adams
ran three times for iPresidsnt. and was
ohcs elected and twice defeated. An
drew Jackson also ran three times for
Presidents. but was twice elected and
QUO" defeated. Henry Clay was beaten
three times and every time, and the
same IL true of Chas G Pinckney.
George Washington was voted for
three times. and George Clinton four
times. With these exam ples before ua,
talk Of third term and Cesari,m iosss
Its force. Since the days Of Henry
Clay no man hiss run third time far
the Presidency. though IL Was common
enough during the first Atty years oil
our national exisisoee.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-24

1BOS1D nooS<oOB0 RoooSs
Il the most effective Pain Destrdysr in
the World Will most surely quicken
tbs bleod whether taken internally OF
applied internally. and therby nors
certainly nKLrEyg PaIN. whether ehroo-
ic % scuts. than sns other pain allevi-
ator. ssd il is warranted Doodle The
strength of any similar preparation.
II cures pain ir the Side. Back or Bow.
els. Sore Throat. Rheumasiso, ToAsh-
schs. and ALL ACHES. and 10 The Gseaa
R<ii<rer Of Pain. .BRowN's HOUSEHOLD
PASAcEA" should be in every family.
A teaspoonfcl Of the Psna,ea 10 . tum-
bier Of no; water s~eeteped. If pre-
ferred. taken 1T bedtime. will BREAx
UP A COLD. IS cents . bottle.
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DAILY lNTGLLICRNCgR.
Saturday, July "a. 1880.
MAKING MONEY OUT or OTHERS DIS
TREsSes.

-Four yesrs ago the Pacific Mail
company's steamship Colon left New
York fer Aspinwall. having on board
l40 passengers and . cargo worth
$4,000 When three days ont che
broke her low pressure crank shaft.
killing two men. and quite disabling
her. A few hours after the steamer
Etna. Of the Atlas Company, came
along. and, at the solicitation Of Capt.
Griffin. took the Colon in tow and back
to port. The Atlss Company made i'm
mediate demsnd on the Pacific Nail Tor
$4,000. which President Clyde -
ciaed exofbitant and refused pay
ment. After four years litigation.
the case WAS settled on the 9th inst /,
Judge Blstcbford. Of the United States
Circuit Court awarding the hbellants
$4,000. TO be distributed to the owners
Of the E.ns and among her officers and
crew In shout tbs usual manner. This
Is sbont the w.y such matters are
settled when they get into court. Il is
. common disposition among men 10
take personal advantages OF the dis.
tresses Of others, . disposition ihsi
betrays itself nowhere mo,s conspicu-
ously than among the men who 20
down 10 the sea III ships" This Effort
70 tshs oil that belongs to another.
when ONE fancies he has the opportunity.
II often overdone, - vas the case with
thu Etns in picking mp ths Colon. II
10000 had been asked In the first
place. instead OF $4,000. It would
probsbly have been handed right ont.
In going fs $4,000 they have had .
four years fight. have perhsps spent
more than 90. 900 in lswing. and get
only that amount in the end.
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sAs1Ean oTAT0.

WARRINGTON. July 2e.-Now that il
10 settled that Il sss 3 vessel Of TN
spanish navy which fired upon the
Philsdslph schoossr Ethel A Merritt.
aud the Bossoo Schooner Eonice +
Nevcomb. Oh Cuban coast few weeks
sgo, the aostimpertsnsq question: viii. \
Admirai wymAn. Of the Uaitet States
man-of- wsr Tennessss. has still T., in
vesiigats, 10 ~ 70 how far IL VAS from
tins shore the outrage occurred. II the
American sch0oners were within Que
league. or three Uilss. Of the Cubsn
coast .st The tine. there would 10 w
doubt Of the right Of . Spssish gun
bost TO overhaul them 90 suspicion.
since By international lAw govern.
went u recognized - exercising juris
diction log oas league feoo lie eoast
line. The Americas scboonsrs, how
ever. both claim 70 have bSsn nuch
more than league fsoa land vhsD
they we're fred upon. Spain. unlike
oil other nations. clsims jurisdiction
for two leagues, or six miles, from the
shore. and holds that the schoooers
were witbin this liohit when over hauled.
taough Capt Rand's statement seuId
pat the Merritt bsysnd even this limit.
However this may be. il 10 virtually
conceded that the Anerieaa vsassls
we're beyond the one league linz. end
that h - Tar - our government will
recognize Spanish authorty 70 sxtend.
Spain clings tssaciously TO the longer
limit. and shis 10 not the first time the
tvo governments have had d,Gsssncs
over this point. Ia the Spanish Cortez
one Of the members sf shat body re-
Gently sAid: Let the Quilted states
demand apology and rsdrsss for any
damages sa1tained b. her vessels. We
will make % apology and pay Any
damages, bus We propose 10 the prsseOt
condition Of affairs Ia Cuba TO search
oil foreign vessels on the coat who are
regarded - suspiciouA' Little doubt
is felt here that Spain will make IN
apology. but our gnvsrnnsot will make
| definite rule for the future On thu
subject before dropping it.
BosTox. July 22.-Tne ofiicisl re-
turns Of the census supervisors gives
Boston's population 1t 3G5.565.
CHICAGO. July 22.-20.o0O people
witnessed the great race between 81.
Julien. Eopsfal and Darby. for parss
Of $500. First heat-St. Julien first
Darby second. Hopeful third; time
2a7n. Second beat-St. Julien first,
Darby second. Hopeful third; tine
2iSH. The third heat snd escs vau
won BY ST. Julien. Darby second. Hops.
fui third; time 2l6l.
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GALksA. iii. July 2-It may b.
authoritstively said that Gen ursnt ha.
about complsted arrangements which
will make necessary HE living Ia New
York city. he hes been rendered q
positi0n which be has conditicaally a.
csptsd. that will compel the chsnee Of
residence Usntioned. Your snrrespon.
dent h mt psraittsd 10 stsas tho N,
tsfe 81 Ne businsse that u 70 occupy
Grants sttsntieu. bnt iail particular,
viii. ~ doabt. soos - given The ex.
Preuidout's nip 70 New Mexico was on.
Involving invssfigAsion Of The snter
prize wAsoh b has bssn cailsa upon tc
manage sud was hoe one Of pleasure. .,
reported. He 90 acoemp .aied tn L.,
vsgss b. intsrestsd paFtis. vAo joiasd
him at KSnsas City. His early return
- 0slsaa = losked for, aud that b,
will make -imnsdiats asraugsments e
remove 20 Nsw York % HE asrivs
may b. regarded = certain.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-24

Ths Csiifsraiaa and Harvs fer Aa-
gust havs both bsen rscssssa. Thee,
t~o magnificent periodicals occapy d..
tinctivsly Different positions In The field
Of literature. Each occupies Ia posi.
ton fully. and each l. moon pasabl- :.
RvsrybcdS on this cnsst shosld NV
7As CsiifsrAias, and everybody in the
Ueiesd 6taAas shoald lAvs Hsrprs
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sda smoun,sd TO ga. 800. 900. which. for
four million people and sboss 20 ~
cent. ID valorsa duties. indicates .
pretty lsrgs fossigL trade. Fhy ysss
ago this vssA have been . psstsy COED
customs revenue for the Usissd Stat ..
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uAIlEeaNA.

sAs FRAscrsco, July III Arrived,
bark Dublin from Sssbsck; bark David
Hoadley from Port Gamble.
SAN FaAscrsco. July % -Whoiesals
and retail zeal dealers hays formed Q
combisstiou. 70 g. into effect Aug. 1ss.
raising tho psies 80 cents Per tn, TIN
retailer who departs from this standard
to b fned $50 for the FIRST od.nse. tiOO
for the second. and for the third Will
be debarrsd from procuring say coal
from whoiessls yard..
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-24

The drss steamship launched In
New York and called the Savannah
started on Der 6rst trip Tor Liverpool
Eaa'and. - The 93sA ~ Asy, iele.
Tue oeiGisal Ptssdesi Oreeoa Blona
Pusia-r. end his ossss Oeessr bosas5uaI
ksmsdi-s. were intrcdaced in the ever
ssmsrabls year ls7d. the csnsssniai q
ths u 8. 80
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TACOMA. July 2i.-S.iled. brig
.seet Anchor for San Francisco.
sEABEcK, July 19.-Arriyed. bark
Ca~s.ndrs Adams from San Francisco.
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Dssisg ~ lass fscal ysas IT, 60
toms receipts Of ~ Doaisiss = On
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enEanAn H1os = O.. Hspiac Cneee
AeeatA Alse asseep fw ~ splshssspd
EAtey and Standard OsxNaA t~ Hhsss
Music ssd Bros Iaoasuusoes add,.-
u 9u1nMAH, Hxp8 . O..
aug3lAoWfy can RtancSco
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TOTHEVOTERS
s&. eli - OF -x sss "a
KING COUNTY,
HE1LIllI ll aPllfIllsHIl

rT>p AL WHOM IT NAY CONCERN NoTIoE
L 10 hereby Ghven that the copartnsrkAip here
eofoso existtng between James Dough- and =.
Ooeedls, under the arm name and stylA Of Doua,an
: Chsedls. IL thIs day dissoIved BY Limitations.
AL deb's De ths isGs arm must Be psia 70 me
nd vtll pN ell bts due and owing b. said late
aTlA JAMES DOUGAN.
seattle. July IS. 1850. jylA-lwd
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IbSl. Salt Pork. best men. 8s-s -. e
100 lha. Ham, best.
e bill. s:,s r,: 5. ss:. s.s.. s0u.a sr..s.
$ 0rsnam Ilour. bst frssA sroapd, !.
Go lbs. Crscksd Wnaat, =.
1000 lbs. Corn Meal. :. :.
$500 lbs. brown sasss. god article 9 l.. :.
100 lbs. Tee, 30 each Of black aad grsen, :.
zoo lbs Coffee. good article 4.
60 IL. Laundry eesp. eooa srsscls. BY the D,
.oo IL. r.ra h.! ssl Is r go mi, ,.,...
1910 Ia. Riss. No ChisA
lAos ihs. BssnA - IL. ssoh II snail vhiAs and
brown Chill. ssnpls. -
s s:S It. r: p D,, Ape: 5000 drs's's =
Soas 80, - c.liisraia. ~ -
10 lhs. Cursants. -.
Is lbs. OtnnaDao, bogk. @& sT1sS#st
az: cl:.ss. =. aas. -ta7 stsG4
IS Is. Nus Z. - California. - sss
Is lba. 49,. bsst QsanA. taas as bss
g les- 1sppss; cngour4 a sss.lT
sssss c sss isss ~ -. = 49, .ss.i I'm. "a
80 In. Oesn etspsA, eooks tssds "a 3. :
90 III. Laanly oaasch. bess sioss slsseh- :
g n CsndlsS. esoa alstc!s :
.S ~ S..; rsen::s go s.sss!s -: s..e's
$ csss ossi oii. Gar g Psssis Ssss.
N NstmeO.S 4la sl$8S& t@S 4s&f 2
= ssls. yi.selr.lu.s esAss. sas r. s7saa
: 49, cs.si's G - 70 fsa tas 81 a
4 bsz 1eilss osaN eaa1aaa sssp Ca. -, -
bess 10 boz. naDls. = a
100 lss. Oatmeal. 49, iresA sroa.A, free froA
no IL. cAsppst m. bas sPssAA lasasy. free
500 NJ Dnn. bsse 6seuDd. , $3.50 -
go bapAs1s - ~ fSsn must aas
500 Tho. Table 0an. -,
ss5iss Observation-Disclosures
s. lea Fresh Autt0n tWtce week 10 desired.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

CEALRo PROPoeALs N DUPIICAr4 WILL
- b roceivsA ~ b e 81 =
Asguss IA, 1850. n e'cieek -, =
For furnishsne u Hospital fos lnsa,s he so,.
loving supplies. All sod Dus1 ~ 1GoovsuDd
other q osstlacoom WhAEf g Lakeytov slakioo,
end within thirty days IRON the date Of H. aword
ct contract. ano m0et - serietly - H. QuAllty
Named IN this advsrdssUenk When namoI<s ~
required. they muse b fuERisAed.
The Trustees reserve tie hight 10 reject any OF
IN bids ~ 16smsd too hiOhs Bl1s VII b ssesivSS
ioe all ~ setcles nsDsd o. fee sishss ~ spea.
rass d.s good. drugs Or frssA essf - mutton
: An bids - - directed - c.. y Eandls. oeexuL
tasy Of the Doard. ttstleosom. " r.. md endo1sd
" Proposs1 for furntshine supplies
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a. s5ssssck as saN ea-4,ss "a
.ggH % - sNaaa waeB kt IS
81 sss-e sta t&ss. $50; iBas so
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BOZ n

BkANNoN-ln aqusk Valley. ". r.. JAY IA,
lss0. 10 the wife OF X. 2 Brannon. DsugAtar
HAKNA-Ia Tseona. July iStA. to he wife Of D.
B. Hanna, bon.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-09-18
Brief CORRESPONDENCE.

Many people object - postal
cards on account Of their effect on
personal correspondence 1t IS one
Of the natural tendencies Of hui
m N nature to avoid trouble AS far
as possible and il il so mucii cas-
Ter to write card than letter
that i. is often given the prefer
ence. So that in fact the close in
tlmacies that once might exist be-
tween persons who lived far away
from each other, fed and fOstered
by long letters which were really
autobigraphies, are no longer
part of our social life. as they were
to those of our grandmOthers.--
Distance now separates divided
friends more really than it did fif-
ty years ago. 1t il q pity to lose
the charm of go many private let
terS, written from the heart, and
giving to the absent, frank, sim
pie pictures of the events of the
passing hour. 1t is difficult to see
from what material the memoirs
of the present and coming genera
tons will be made. A file Of cor
respondence cards, a drawer full
of "postals," will afford but scanty
substance out of which 10 build up
the fabric Of history. No tender
"reminiscences can be CLEANED from
these barren messengers no
glimpse given Of home affection
for of course no one writes Dear
-" "affectionately yours" for
fear of exposing this wave ofemo-
ton to the observation of the post
man. No one likes to write any,
thing either afiectionate or impor-
tant on so public q medium; there
fore the sweetness of the senti-
mental correspondence in which
our ancestors delighted is fast
changing to the bitter brevity of
hard fact.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-09-18
THE RESULT IN MAINE.

The result of the election held IN
NIalue last Monday was as unex-
peeted by the Democrats as by the
Republicans. Up to the day of the
election the Democratic leaders,
with few exceptions; had conceded
the probable defeat Of the Fusion
ticket. The returns show that
the Fusion State ticket is elected by
from 1900 to 1000 majority, and
they have gained a member of Con.
gress.
There is no doubt that the result
will exercise great influence on the
election in Indiana. The moral
effect Of the Maine election will be
to enthuse the Democrats and cor
respondingly depress the Republi-
cans. If the Democrats carry Indi-
ana, as now seems probable, by a de.
cided majority, it will give them
such send off, as will materially
help them in New York, Connect.
and New Jersey, and virtually settle
the contest in November in their ia.
vor. But while the Republicans
have undoubtedly received serious
set back by the result in Maine, il
must not be understood that they
will give up they fight. On the con.
trary, they will redouble their work
and make desperate efforts to re-
gain in Indiana what they have lost
in Maine. If they are badly beaten
in Indiana, the fight On their part
from that time on will be at a seri
Gus disadvantage, and with little
hope of success.
The Republicans have carried
both brancees of the legislature b,
decisive majorities.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-09-18
Gen. XYeayer ON Fusion.

PORTLAND, Me. Sept. I'm an
interview to-day General Weaver,
the Gre9nback Presidential cam
'didate, said "There is no fusion
on the STATE ticket in Maine. If
General Plaisted is elected it will
be a solid Greenback victory,
wholly without Democratic sig
nificance. There will be no divi-
sion of the Electoral ticket, with
my consent, either with the DEM
ocratic par y in Maine or with
the Republicans Of West Virginia.
Should anything of the kind be
attempted in any State of the
Union it will meet with my en-
phatic disapproval. | shall hold
no joint meetings with Hancock
speakers. Our missions are VIDE
ly different. Let it be und erstood
once for all, that we constitute q
well-defined party"
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-09-18
THR JUDGESHIP.

The Democratic Judicial Conven-
ton which met in this place on
Tuesday, nominated Col. G. j.
Faulkner, Jr., for Judge of this Dis
trict. The contest for the nomina-
ton was close between Mr.. Faux
ner and w. L. Wilson, Esq, of JEFF
ferson.
Mr.. Faulkner is a lawyer of fine
abilities and excellent character, and
will fill the posotion with credit, and
to the best interests of the people of
the District.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-09-18

NEXT to Alaska, Washington Ter
ritory is the most remote from the
Capital of any portion of our nation
al domain. 1t is so far away and so
difficult of access that it seems like
a foreign region. Yet it is growing
rapidly, and will soon be knocking
at the doors of Congress for admis-
sion into the family of states. .Ac-
cording to the census of 1860, this
territory had only II ,594 inhabitants.
BY 1870 this number had more than
doubled, reaching 23,450, while be-
tween 1870 and 1880 the increase was
still greater, the latest returns indi-
eating a population of 74,758.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-09-18
SATURDAY, SEPT. 10, 1890.
DISSATISFIED.

There is great dissatisfaction
among the Democrats in this Sena-
torial convention over the re-nomi-
nation of the Hon. G. T. Butler for
the State Senate. The result of this
state of feeling will probably be to
put up an independent candidate
against Mr.. Butler, and if this is
done, and the present feeling is not
allayed, he will have a hard road to
travel.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-09-18

Young De Jarnette, who so cruel
ly murdered his sister at Danville a
few weeks, ago, was sentenced on
Saturday to be executed on the Goth
Of October, the court having over
ruled the motion for a new trial /;
but, as the case will be taken up to
the Court of Appeals, it is not very
probable that the sentence will he
carried out on the day named, if at
all.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-09-18
COAL AND WOND OFFICE
AND
Flour and Feed Store
No. 60 Queen St., StaIey's Block

NHE undersigned respectfully informs
Il the citizens of Martin sburg and Berk-
eley county that he has opened Coal and
Wood Office and Flour and Feed Store at
.68 Queen Street, where all orders in my
line will receive prompt attention. have
put in a pair of Fairbanks new scales and
all coal sold by me will be weighed and
full weight guaranteed. Piedmont and
Cumberland run of mine, Fine and Lump
Coal; also best quality Nut and Egg an
thracite coal always on hand
Farmers having Corn, Oats and Hay to
sell are solicited to see me before selling.
Thanking the public for the liberal pat
ronage extended me, and soliciting your
further favors,
am respectfully yours,
jy24-iy. J. w. ROBERTS.