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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-27
DOMESTIC.

BEEF A Ia MopE.--A large round Of
beef; In cool weather; let 1t hang for n
week or two, making it tender remove
tho bone, res rving the marrow ; make
n dressing of sweet herbs, raw onions
and parsley, chopped fine, the marrow,
and II quarter Of a pound of suet: add
stale bread, grated, the yolks Of three
or four eggs, salt, pepper, nutmeg or
mace, and little cloves; with a sharp.
pointed knife cut through tho round in
Il dozen or two places, and insert pieces
Of sweet picked pork or bacon; fastcn
with skewer and tic tape
around ir; cover the bottom Of the pan
with slices Of bacon, also tho top; place
around it four onions, four carrots,
four turnips, all cut in thick slices {;
pour in from one-haNf to ono pint of
water; remove the bacon when done,
aud skim the gravy Of the fat rs much
rs possible; strain It into saucepan,
aiding port wine and mushroom ca, sup
TO your taste, ifyom have no picked
let 1t just boil, and perve
tho vegetables around tho beef.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-27

WAY OF DETECTING IMPURE WE'LL
WATER.-Prof. baltimore lays SPECIAL
stress on the significance Of the pres
ence of common salt in well-watur i'm
general. No single indication, lie
nolds, Is OF great sanitary Importance
in Judging Of the purity or the impur-
ity, and consequently Of the safety or
danger, Of any water. He proceeds
'hcn to show that though, from the uni
versal diffusion Of this substance in the
air and In the soil, we should expect
10 find 1t in all waters, whether from
rain, springs or wells, because of It's
extreme solubility, nevertheless, he
argues the quantity OF salt that should
bc found normally from the causcs
named in well-water Is extremely
small, and therefore, whenever "it
rlsos above a very few grains per gal
Ion, 1T becomes certain that 1t comes
from some othor source than the soil ~
ana he concludes with tho logical In
ference that, as nearly all the salt used
for domestic purposes escapes by the
way OF two channels, the water closet
anu the house drain, we should there
fore expect, "what is always found on
examination to be true, that, whatever
sewage may or may not Isntain, 1t al
ways contains salt"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-27

PRopAGATINa RSsEs.-ln the first
place 1t Is necessary to have Il sand bed,
which is usually made in that corner Of
the greenhouse immediately above the
heating apparatus, in order that the
cuttings may be supplied with bottom
heat. The sand Is carefully sifted and
piled OH the cutting bench until it Is
about three inches deep. 1t must aCail
lanes be kept moist. Indeed some flor
ISIS say to keep the sand soaked with
water. Now We are ready for the cut
tings. These arc to be taken WHOM the
wood has ripcneu sufficiently to show
the bud in tho aXlc of tho leaf. 1t is
unnecessary to make the cutting Mt the
jolnt; it is usually done just above the
oud OF the prcce, ding cutting. TO
make 1t more PLAN, the cutting will
look something like tnis-a piece about
an inch or two long to put into
the sand, and one bud which should
bc just above the surface of tho cutting
bench. This is all tho art Of prcpar-
Ing tho slips, but somehow or oLher
amateurs are rarely successful. One
must expect to make hundreds Of fail
nrcs before they manage to root the
first rose. Tho cuttings will need
shade for fow days TO induce root
growth. Aftor u while tho ground
made In preparing the cutting will heal
over, or callOuS, as the tlorists say, and
then tho roots will speedily form. 1t
ls as well to leave the young plants in
Il Q sand-ted until hoy are we'll rooted
anu then pot them OFT. The monthly,
or ever.blooming roses, root easiest.
Next TO them come the hybrid perpet-
uais, ana the moss roses are the most
Il fl}n, 1r
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-21

A coon rnINo.

German Syrup il the special prsscsip
tioa Of DR.. A. Boschee. . celebrated
0ermsa Physician. and 10 acknowledged
% b one Of the most fortunate disnov-
ssiss il Medicine. Il quickly cares
Coughs. Colds and oil Lung tseubles 81
The sSverest nature. removing. - u
ds,ss. ths csuso Of the affection and
lrsvisg the parts in . strong asd
Lssltby coalition. Il 10 not On exper-
mental medicine. but hos stood the
test Of years. giving satis1asties in
every case. which ito rapidly increasing
sale every reason cou6eos Two mil.
lios bottles cold annually. Beware 81
medicines Of siailar names. latsly in
sroduced. Bnsches's 0esaan 6yrsp
vas iatro3aced in the Upitsd otstls n
1883. and 10 now sold Il sesey town
end vi1lags 10 tho ciyilissd vos3d.
Three does viii sslisvo aDy ordinary
cough. Ptics Is eenas oampls bottle.
10 cents
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-21

Laws o. lo70.-AujitOr Booth hes
jqst rsesivsl Svsnsy .oss cop;ss of the
session laws Ut wsshinstos Territory.
foe 1879. {. ~ distributed by him %
lellsws: One copy each 20 the Auditor.
0osusy Co00isGionsrs. Proboss Judge,
Sheriff. Tssesasss. Assessor. Supssin
tsadest It Schools and Ooroasg. aud
enc 70 each Ut the justices OF the Peace.
He vss also fursishsd three copies for
sale. 0eoretssy Owings. in hi. letter
- III. oeueA sAyU: mo county osn BE-
eupplisd wisA 6Nse than three copies
Sos ale without deprivi"g sesas public
nalsss Of . copy 10 which be is sn-
titled" TIE volume IL ssstly printed.
asd coatsias 90 pagsa.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-21

PosTLAHD AUncitALIrY.-An ordi.
sn1ss hss bsss inaroduced in Postlsnd's
City cosocil 70 psesset shs pablo ftsm
cuue.einns o. dangerous diseases The
sssor Of it r~qaisss pLysicisns. lodse
sewers Isoalaiss. to repsst in writing
every case Of contagious Of islsssioas
d,sesse u The city w,shis twelve houss
Of IL es0ing 70 their ksowl-dgs. end
slso tsquisss Of oesspapss Of hoases
sAessis y diphthseia. typhoid lever,
scarlet ssvss. nseaslss. vhooping cough,
chicksa pox. to. y give pot.cs Of the
saae ~ placing aags IL conspicaous
portions u thsir premises: and further
0akse e. ~ duty IT pssssas sick Of
thees dssoaeoe TO semsin indoors until
cured. and rsquirss in addition the pu.
silyiag Of pes@ises. the burning Of
elsehing aad hoddtog. - b cn,eosn.sy
sleeWbeye IN easss Of lite con inge,.oy.
Mayor Th0ops..u sent I" sAe Council
three cpmmunicetions 90 tue l6.h. Tue
asak ssao iulnrmS that i,0dy that street
csntssoe0ss employing Chinese labvr.ss
cs.assssy 70 iaw will have 70 lsok else.
where fer their pay. - hs vill no. sligo
thsir uesyanto. The see.,sd has rafer-
snos 70 city prissssss Who will not
work. Esd urges that b sAs applioarioa
Of balls aud chains, oeoa1 ssd vseer
diet and the DARK reon pupishneots.
they - compelled - work. The third
onmmunicatisn again bsinss the City
He'll 0aetse ioto ooueidefnAion. The
Mayor beiDg . strong advocate Of the
new bell project. NJ Theopssa h ~.
Identity live 1ayes. ssd doesn't allow
the iutsrrsts q the city = sulEsr in his
hAnds.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-21

kOTTo1 INTELLI0HxcE1:-Her Brit.
ish Aajesty's Ship Pinsfors has been
wrecked. and placardsDpossed acoounc-
ING ssls thereof for the bsoe6t Of dis
tresssd seamsn aud marines, composing
hss crew. The wreck vas caused By
disse0sioo aooog sooe Of the crew.
even to nutisy and dsssrtios. Together
with s!ight irrsgulsrity o. the part
Of the sosey-tsksr Il the doee. 70 the
extsnt Of i.vsstiae part Of he ressipss
in liauid refrosh0ents. But hopes are
sstertsinsd Of possibility Of r~susci-
tataoo.
Tbings are pretty dali here 1t pres
emit. Tee barksotins North Bend 10
loading lumber frum the decks Of the
North West and Tidal Wsve. The
oakland. for China 10 loading slOwly-
vssy slowly. Ths mill running. VI
late. not more lhan on quarter time.
II oil tAo mills reduced their prsduc-
ts0o 10 The same axes&t this enc hes
lumber would perforcs soon cssn,and
premium through itsexoseding scarcity
10 The market.
St. Psssick's day passed very quietly
here. No undus sxhilasation wss no
ticsd on The part Of any 'wearer of the
green and the call to dance in the
evening" wss but feebiy responded 70.
which alone would indicate . dspres-
sisn Of spirits not 10 itself difRcalt 70
explain.
The spsmssrs Ut Shakespeare Lsdge
l. .. g. T.. hold their weekly
msatioes regularly. This exosllsst or.
gsoixasion hes really bsen beneficial to
some Of the community here. At late
mesting . briliisnt orstien Vas deliver
Cd By . recent acquisition to the order.
wheseis he iikened hioself land With
truth usto . 'bnnd plueksd frao ~
burning" thanked the members tx
haviag rescued him from the bsink Of
. psscipioe; exhorted lady msoosss -
greater ciFcuwspection, even to persis-
sently refuGog to accept ~ psrtoers At
. dsncs. any gentlsmsn knows to be
addicted 70 Gloves and wound up By
declaxing war to the knife agsinst I'll
vsnisss u the vile drug. x. W.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-21

NleAelsss anaAlIlDse lateseSen.
Guaranteed 70 cure promptly and per-
nauently every case OF 0onoeeh0a,
0lese acd Whites. 10 matter q hoW
long standing. II directions sse followed.
Internal medicine not seopmmsnded a
neressary. A care guaranteed Of money
rsfunds.l. For ssls BY n. r. Cody 4
Co. wholesale end retail drugRists, g.
eatie. ". T. ol0dAuOm
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-21

O1OuV%4 - J
See4e tckAs'4s. ~
4 san fsa nail -. -.
- $3.50 - hs.s en- 80
go = n lsnss q tie 0Dsrs
Houso 20
Col. VT HQf tosssnsd LIST
evening from . ssvesAi vSsaD VIM o
tie Coismbis river regiss.
-Ths mate seaDnlaf Salsn IN ssopes
on the 3lse I'D. bsvuual putGb eFsa
the Besna. viii - b aesssd@es.
Prsachipe 10 Tie 0ossdisevian les
eua9e ~ ~ q Jssoss6jo, 8 De
Brown C6sssh - -ousasy alssssss -
3X o'clock. s~-
ThsAlids will coas dexp taaisht N
plscs of ~ Meth Rsei1e, - ssAs
North Psoi1e win ceoe 60Wo to0ogrow
night b pless q ~ Albds.
" 81 HI. q Msx @nDsssA viii
probably seast stoeo q BIZ Upeises. .
new town - H. Pea d'Ose5lIs diviaion
81 the Nogthegn Pocile Railsoad.
The steamer J. .: Libby took 70 PM
Biakely. lest night. . eonpaay 81
pleasure-IOving essissss. .thsss 10 10.
dulgs ia the delights 81 Saturday
night dsnce.
Mrs Clark and her listls boy hAvs
been taken over q Pert Tswnssad go
lodged IN lett. - await tAsir trial IN
tho District Court % the charge Of
killing NichasI PsdAss. .4
A nsst asd reliabls panplAst con.
corning ths Sksgit go1a 6inss. oud hov
to get there. has lost been issssd Sroa
the job presses al HsnSosd 1 McCiaiss,
end 10 being sosetesed bsosdsaA ser
The country. single copies sss sold ses
70 cents 4ass s
The o. 3. n. Co. have begun / hu..
drcd thousand dollar work 81 cAasee.
building md iopsoveaene II Posslaod.
Il will inSlsds . new dock. ssv shep,
three story bsiak building, sad tie
rsaoval hAlf . mile 6owa tks river q
the bos's yeso wsgsv $50
A Imam named Robortsou was asssst.
ID yesterday for stealing . besA Il
bel.pgsd 10 Mr.. Cooklin4. at The hssd
Of The bay. anl vas worth only Afsssa
or twsnty dollasa He heea0hR u hsse
and sold e - Carkesk. 10 = now
boarding st The expense q the esunty.
The now Oseeoa RailvaS Oaoeasy
hes On the Ny foo Ban fmselsee
1900 tons ~ marrow gags lsss asd iron
Roelsud 500 toua This b osoagh 10
lay Alty miles 81 rod The ART soad
laid will - o. ~ 'ext6eo5oa q shsl
Dayton and Shsfidss road to Dallas.
Lat Wednesday On Italian from Port
y PsosiAsaes n2xkl \ ih6 CRY.
He looked badly. and ooaplaissd Of .
sess fselipg In fhls cbsse Altss sxan.
ina.ion D.. saith psooeupced & 8 I'D
oass u cor psioo. AsA ~ u psossd
to b.. for 10 10 days aitsrwsrd the
poor fellow broAthed HE lest He ~
about thirty .four yesss old.
NJ Bssasrsr., ,st the WAlla Wslls
WateAm0n. and Mr. Duniwsy. Of the
New NortAesst. had sn editssisl eils .
few weeks ego. After . peculiarly
sbarp rstost from the lady. . stupid
editorial brother semsrkej. through
the columns u the paper - sesssols.
that Mrs d Bad given Mr. b tit fo1 tas.
NJ Bssssrer rsmssks In return :hst this
10 Q mistake. He u quite sure thssi he
never gave Nss Duniway any TT. snd
hasn't The least ssoellsctioa of ever 70.
ceivine tit Gro0 ~.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-21
[TEATInc'S COUGH lozellcEs,

The great Enalith Remedy THERE 10 m
N questions6ly no ether rtmedy - certain IL
IL Its edects. ASTHMA, WINTER COUGH
THROAT alike yield to lite influence. The hi6h-
est medical testimony states no better cure l0s
thsse complaints exiass NOW proved b ovse half
. cehtury's expefiepceI They centain % opium,
morphia, or sny violent drug. KEATtM0T
COUCH LOZEN0Es. prepared By THOMAS
KEA1lN0. LOndoi, Britain. aEo sold b. ~ dxuG.
eisle. Agents for the raciAe Ccsss. ARLINGTON
90. and CHAe. LANGLEY co.. ran Par.
cisco. nol6-dAWSm
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-21

the Boss Lun0a AID 1HD BHsf
BEKa. goa viii alvays Gsd .: Tho
Conessdia Hall. a. Mil direct. DOT
oaly the hese Of hose oods. bot 1leo
the excollest Humboldt Lager BseI.
Also impsstsd bses h qsast q pint
bosilss. Boilod han ard al kinds Of
cid lunches % oejoe.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-21

Tn YAIl.-Ths King C,sssy Ia.
dcssrial Association held their regplAs
monthly msesisg In H L Yeslss1 office
yesterday. Geo W Hall. Fw wsld
and @ B Dadley we're appointed .
C.saoittee ~ pfeaiums FIT 1850. The
time Of helding the fair wss axed fos
Tuss1ay. Hsps. II. 1850. containing
avs dsys. ssd sodine sept 10. 1881 4
eo0ossiaa1iss lsoo Tie 6<oeeeasy u
Ne Tsssisssy h sseArd to Aling articles
of ineoeporasioa wss placsd % die. and
. warfsae ordered druwa Sts % 10 6oe
cost It The saoe. Meeting adjourned.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-21

The lee fos opinions and law arsu
oeats which Jadas Benjamin Rob
bins Csstis received daring the ssvsa-
teen years after b retired from the
bench Of the q. 8. 6apsems Curt 10
1857. amounted to ESQ. 900. Hin
salary had been ooly 5000 . year.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-21

PA1sw8lL 0xRM0x. REV. D. n.
Utese. Of Olyspis gill prsaeh his fare
yell seeaoo Il R<inig's Hall todsy at
slsvsa e'cleck. Mr. Utter will seast
nsxt week Sor The Mississippi Valley.
whess be viii lneAts . new ho~s. He
vii b sa,eoopasied b his family. and
THE will b the lasa opportunity our
sitissss vill Asss q hearing this tall
ooesd divioA
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-21
Staple & Fancy Groceries
NOTICE TO JOHN HILL.
Uxuw 0TA1xs DIsI11cT LAND OFFICE.
OLYMPIA, WAs1ueT0N TI1ArToxY.
February 3lth, 1880.

1OoS0oSy 10b0e ASoOs/
70 Jsh1 Han, a bis legal representatives:
Won ARE RRQUIRED 10 TAXI NOTCH
j that Ne Hon. Cemnisslonee Il the 0sne.
ri LA01 00oo hoD 1lSoc4o4 Til oGaco to oe6os {
eoas1oe Ter The pyxpese Of fully lneuir1ng 1nto
~ tEu1A Of TIE alleeaejons confused ID several
a0Asvies Alel u Tits once b. Deugt johnson.
W. elsims s1eAt q peesmpeioa 70 lcts and
cd Z : q ~. 4 - Section u. ToWDehsp -
North. 1a1ee Eat. that the testimony IL csse
- yoaP hnal ho0eoosoA No. ~. 0si1o October
=. lo5D. TT I'D loes end md T. y Of ~. 4
- 0ooe1so -. 3pwnshjp . North. Range East.
= vAaoly fna1a)suo, nd mt - did not Fes1de
upon - ealuvooo ~ lsnd q ess forth IN your
~ H. psrpnos shsessose q fully ineairins
isto ~ tratA q The nstaess alleged II the sds-
vioo rUlas1o6 - above. heeTing 10 Aaeehy or
4sso4 - - haA % this oG8eo. II Olympic. ". r..
- vo1nea1ay. ~ 31se q April. $50. 6egin
o1ng g ~ 0etoee 4. II. q which place sud time
20 - ssQ1lssA - -. DEsssas and defend your
la1oguo1o - ~ 0aetR.
A. y a0Dessisg from dss return OF netica
AaUoo11so 6ue0 Aesein. that TIE shove named
JoAo Ma eanooe ~ teun1, n - oedssed thst THU
5000 sAall - esvsa ~ Dabljcetjoa for foaf 20
Oooko ID I'm VUnx tH111&sogDCBn. = DeWD-
pOR p0booGhoa - Uonesso. ". 4.
61vGo uD1w eas haoAo q or o0cs IN Olympia,
y. T.. ~ - - yea1 ahsve wilton.
J. Z. n1OWo. NeGistss.
nevGe 1ODE1r q. STUART, Esesives.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-21

Nessrs. Richards 4 Holthower. at
Csnmsrcial street Restaurant. will
serve on every Sunday . splendid
Chicken Dinner. Meals IS cents.
Board pr week - %.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-21

TkorHL8 ANoxo Wom1n. - Two
vs.sl = Newcastle 81 iats aeesrssl
Id NIX. 0se enllsA ~ ssAse I'D
ranea. tlssoGaned heA 80 -1nolly hi
~ vitA ! sonaA II 1AjA6ol Assnaa
~ Tie osAoe bsoneo ~ Jogetso. v6e
- ~ aogsoose .1ss dellAsA -
eeasie1 hes q - oa0 g 60 haan1so6
slolloeo % ken IL -.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-21

Al IHTxLLIo9xca1 ielsgfan from
Ssa 1aneiseo Informs u u the d
psrtsrs yesterday. on board the sseao-
u City Il Cssssss, Of paasengers q
lollovs: Il
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-12-25
Sianesville, Hampshire Go.

The deepest snow of the season
fell here on Monday and Tuesday.
We have good sleighing.
This is the season when the peo-
pie of Hampshire are feasting on
buck wheat cakes, butter and ma
pie 'iasses, and the Hampshire
girls know just how to bake the
cakes.
| would like to visit Bunker
Hill and call at cousin Christopher
Snider's, and help to eat some of
that fine sausage. He must have
fed his large hogs on Spring Bios
som.
The people of Hampshire are
going to set up a little govern
ment of our own. We are not
going to be ruled by Garfield. We
are to elect old father Sock Miller
for our President, and he will lust
knock the socks off the ReDubli.
cans.
What has become of the Toma-
hawk items? Has your CORE
spondent from that place crawled
into his den this cold weather, to
drink Spring Blossom, or Rive
Blossom, so when Spring comes
he will be ready for business.
YOUNG SOCK MILLER.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-12-25
EEedgesvilEe.

We are having supernatural
aDce Of the beautiful snow at
present. 1t is the deepest snow
that we have had for some years.
Mr. John Farm has moved his
cabinet-making shop 10 his resi-
denee ca Arch street.
The members of the NJ. E..
Church South intend giving
the children Of their Sabbath
school grand treat on Christmas
Day. They are making great
preparations.
Mrs. Rabecca Robinson, of this
Village. has been very III for some
days with pneumonia. We I'M
derstand that under the skillfui
treatment Of DR.. G. l.. Mitchell,
she is improving slowly
We dropped in to see our friend
A. s. Ronk, few days ago, and
found him with more work than
he could do. We are glad OF this,
because Al. is q good fellow, and a
No. | workman,
dF. w. ScOtt HOlntS, @! ONO, IS
here visiting friends.
Mr. Raleigh I. Perrell, OF Ohio,
and formerly of Little George
town, who has been visiting his
father aud friends in Maryland,
left yesterday for his home in
Ohio. REPORTERS.
Lost, in this place, on Tuesday
a large cameo ring, with large set
representing the figure Of a lady.
The figure is raised and surround
ed by pink background, and en-
grayed on the inside the name of
&c. A. Miller" A liberal reward
will be giveu if returned to the
owner. G. A MILLER.
Hedgesville.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-12-25
South OpequOn.


Sleighing is now good, but s!ay-
ing rabbits is better. With TWEEN
ty inches Of snow they can't run
worth cent,
The season for catching game is
now here, and the boys are all
trying TO S e who can get the big
geSt turkey or the most rabbits.
But George GIassford has beat
ihem all. On Tuesday oflast week
he captured a beautiful dear
which would weigh something
over hundred.
Good luck to ye sonny,
She is better than money;
Your life will be more happy
When you are called pappy.
An opster supper will be held
al Three Runs scnOol-house, com
meneing on Tuesday, December
18th, and viii continue for several
days and nights Everybody is
most cordially invited . attend.
On Thursday of st week Mr..
Plumb took 10 the eastern market
lro G Jorge North'S, drove of
hVe hundred turkey, aud two
wagon loads of poultry, butter,
eggs, &c. Georges order book has
names for only sixty gallons Of
oysters for Christmas.
The nights are now only four
teen hours long and Little Shaver
must go o bed or he wont get
up. LITTLE SHAVER.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-12-25
MARRIED.

On the 23d instant, at the Luthe-
ran parsonage, in this city, by Rev.
NJ. l.. Cutler, Mr.. JoHN ID. FELKER
and Miss BETTE L. SEWERS, both
of this county.
In this city, on the 9Th instant, by
the Rev. f. N. Rice, Mr.. JOS. OIL
YER to Miss MARY REAPER, adopt
ed daughter of Mr.. Augustus Beddo,
all Of this city.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-12-25
HOW's the Baby.

How's the Baby?" "His Group
IS better this morning, thank you.
we gave him some Thomas' Ec-
iectric Oil as you advised, doctor,
anu shall give him some more in
an hour or 3d." Next cay the
doctor pronounced the youngster
cured For sale by +. c.. Will
iiams q Bro, druggists.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-12-25
NEW ADVER TYSEMENTs.
Notice to Trespassers

A LII PERSONS are hereby notified not
~ . tresp4 "a ny fremi IS, adjoin
ing the lands Of George Nlpe, decd, VIM.
Mcdonald, and others at Greensburg,
Berkeley county-by hunting, crossing
fields, cutting or carrying off timber,
throwing down fences, or in any way
whatever, as | will enforce the law to its
fullest extent against all such offenders.
decl 8-3t. MARY BOWERS.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-12-25

In this place, December 21st,
Mrs. CATHARINE ARMSTRONG,
aged 60 years, months and II DAYS.
The deceased was a faithful and
consistent member of the NJ. T..
Church in this place for forty-six
years, having professed religion at
the age Of seventeen.
In this city, on the Goth inst, Mrs.
SARAH E., wife of John BlOndel,
aged % years months and 2 days.
The deceased suffered many weary
months the destroying power of that
disease to which at last she was COM
PEELED to yield her life. But her
hope and trust were in the all sufIi-
Gent Saviour. The writer of this
brief notice frequently visited her in
her sickness, and pointed her to the
Lamb of God which taketh away
the sins of the world" and offered
her the consultations Of divine grace.
Death had been disarmed Of his sting
when he came to her. For through
Jesus Christ she had the victory.
Hence for her to die was to fall
asleep in Jesus, in the blissful hope
of immortality beyond the grave.
Where the Saints Of all ages in har-
mony meet
Their Saviour and brethren, transport
ed to greet;
While anthems Of rapture INCREASINGLY
roll,
And the smiles Of the Lord IS the feast
Of the soul"
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-12-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Annual Meeting

NOTICE is hereby given TO the mem
IN bers of the Farmers and Mechanics
Mutual Fire Insurance Company, of West
Virginia, that the Annual Meeting for the
purposes required by the Bylaws, will be
held at the Company's Office, in Martins
burg, w. Va, on TUESDAY, JANU-
AIRY 4, 1881, between IL A. NJ. and 2
o'clock p. M.
dec25-2t. A II. TROXEGL, Sec.