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LORD BEAcoNsFIELD's FUNERAL.

DISTINGUISHED PERSONS PRESEST-WREAIho DINA
BY THE QUEEN AND THE PRINCESS OF WALES
LONDON, April 28.-From early this morning until
3 p m. railway trains left at Wycombe large NUM-
bers Of people Of all classes for Hughenden TO be
present at the funeral Of Lord Beaconsield. The
weather in the afternoon was rather showery. The
Prince of Wales, the Duke of Connaught and Prince
LeOpold-the latter bearing alarge wreath from the
Qucen-left Paddington about p. M. The same
train took che Dnke of Richmond, the Marquis OF
Hamilton and number of members of the late
Government The Marquis of Harrington left Pad
dngton somewhat later. Flags were at half-mast,
and other signs of mourning were displayed IN va
rious towns throughout the country. The crowd at
the funeral was somewhat smaller than was ex-
pccted. Many persons who intended to be present
were kept away by the occasional sharp showers OF
hail. The Princess of Wales cent a wreath. when
the burial service vas completed all the principal
mournrrs entered the vault and placed wrcaths on
the coffin. and before the vault was closed 1t was
literally filled with flowers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-27
BOSTON WATER POTTER COMP1NT

BosroN, April 2G.-At the annual meeting
too, of the Boston Water Power Company the treas
rcr reported that debt OF the company had been re
duccd during the past year Sl0l7ss5 The liabilities
now amount to S232o1i3, and the assets are
81 lqs 577 The treasurer report was unanimously ac-
tIp,r,, N Whitney OF rooklinc John Brown Of Bos.
Ton William b. brown, Of Marbehead Peter Butler 1f
f,t,,cy Trnnris B Wallace Of Newlork; James ID.
4rma,n' of B"ston: W G. whitney, OF NewYork clerk
~ thr CORPORATION, William B Brown
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EOREIGN NOTES.

LosDoN Tuesday. April 20, 1851.
Contracts have been make Ia carry 10000 emigrants
from Norway and sweden 10 Hull whence they VIII pro
coed to Liverpool and thence to America
In the House ~ Commons this evening a telegram
from Sir Hercules Robinson Governor of Cape Colony,
Wa. read stating that Lerothode the Basuto ehiei Is
willing to accept hiS arbitration and place hims, unre-
s,ryrv In his hands and that his people would mean
while return 10 their homes.
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NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, April 2G.-rhe President sent
the following nominations to the Senate to-day:
Roswell g. Wheeler Of Indiana "a pc OF the Indians Of
the Pima and MaricOpa Agency In Arizona.
ArraV IromOffons-Surgcon Thomas A. hcParlin ~ he
Assistant Medical PurveyOr, with the rank Of Lieutenant
Colonel Assistant Surgeon Justus Brown to he
with rank Of Major rstLeutenant George W trnbb
5th Artillery 90 be Captain second Lieutenant William r.
Homer Artillery Ia be First Lieutenant Second Lieu
tenant Francis D. Rucker ll Infantry TO be Second Lieu
fnna I'd IaXQlrN.
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ON TRIAL FOR BANK ROBBERY.

UARTFoRD, Conn. April 26.-The trial OF
Georcc Carson charged with aiding In the robbery OF
the Middetown Bank, was begun IN Haddam To-Day
II s said that Carson will Introduce Ne".forh onroc
- " - ,,,o, bc shaved the accush man In New-York
n The uy of the robbery In Middetown On the other
hd Mr. smith one Of he bank officials testIhes posi-
tlyeIt that Carson one Of the robbers
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yHoM4s D. QUINCYS BEQUESTs.

BosroS, April 26.-Among the bequests OF
the late Thomas d. quincy are the following To the
American Bible Society," formed in New-fork In ls4o'
the American Home Missionary Society OF Ne"'iork'
the American Missionary Society OF New-fork, the
hncrican Tract Society Of NewYork and the American
Hoard OF commissioners for Foreign Missions, SZO"o
aasH
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INVESTIGATING TIE SULTAN,s DEATH.

LONDoN. April 26.-A dispatch from COnstantl-
uople to The Times says: "Thc secret official i'll
uuiry into the death of the late Sultan Abdul Aziz is
beng actively carried on Sulciman Pacha. the de-
fender Of Shipka Pass who participated in the depo-
sition Of Abdul Aziz and who has been living in
Bagdad in exile, has been summoned here to give
-ey yideuce i'm the case
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THE GREEK PEOPLE ANXIOUS FOR PEACl

LONDON. April 26.-Tke Times's correspondent at
Athens says: "Public opinion at Athens favors the
acceptance of the position without needless delay.
The Hord strongly advocates tranquil acceptance
of the situation and a return TO state of peace as
soon as possible
dispatch from Athens says: " King George aud
Premier Coum0undouros are at their country seats
10 remain until Wednesday An answer to the
pOMers i'll DE sent on their return To Athen-.I
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indian Territory woud be submitted In few days 20
the highest authority that IL Mr.. Turner desires TO be
heard he should 10 Washn On nj once and that 10
the meantime attempt must be made to enter the Ter
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DEATH OF PIERRE ALFRED RAvEL.

TANT-, NTITW vi
celebrated actor, Is dead.
NJ Rayel was born at Bordeaux In lsl5. When
Young man lie Peris where he war engaged at
the Vaudeville. AfterN ard he connected with the
Palais ROYAL where he achieved considerable success
Ir made several Journeys through the provinces After
i. to Italy he was engaged at the Gymnase In leOS
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WHAT IS DOING ABROAD.

LIVELY CONTEST OVER Mr.. BRADLAUGH.
TIE HOUSE OF COMMONS REFUSES TO ALLOW HIM
TO TAKE THE OATH THE FRENCH OCCUPY
TABARcA - LORD BEACoSsFIELDs FUNERAL
AMERICAN HORSES BEHIND AT EPSON.
In the House of Commons last evening
there was spirited debate, in which Mr.
Gladstone, John Bright, Sir Stafford Northcote
and Others took part, over the case of Mr.
Bradlaugh, who, by vote of the House, was
refused permission to take the oath. Hostili-
ties between the French and Tunisan forces
began Monday, the French bOmbarding and
destroying fort on the Island of Tabarca.
Atterward they occupied the place, the Tunis-
ian garrison leaving the fort. The attendance
at the funeral of Lord Beaconsfeld yesterday
was large, but was somewhat interfered with
10y bad weather. Pierre LOrillard's colts were
beaten at the Epson races yesterday.
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for the service we ask for" In other words, they
have acted on the convenient principle that it was
quite the correct thing TO get all they could from
the Government for their particular localities,
regardless of the propriety of the expenditure
A case in point is that Of contractor in q west
en State who desired to have the service upon his
route expedited and increased in frequency.
Having secured numerous signatures of private i'll
dividuals, he came to Washington, and without
trouble obtained the Endorsement of several MEM
bers of the delegation from the state in
which the service was performed: One Con,
gresham refused his signature. Why" asked
the contractor do you intend to refuse
to assist in obtaining better mail service for your
constituents r. "None of my constituents VIII he
better served" the reply by granting your re-
quest. The town where your route terminates has
been abandoned and the post Office is closed: The
last man has left there and is now in Washington
seeking my influence TO get place in one OF the
Departments You are running under Nonr
present contract forty miles beyond the last village
on your line" This refusal defeated the little pro
ject of the contractor.
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SENATORS LISTENING TO DEFENCE OF SLAVERY
WITH THE THERMOMETER AT IGHrY-sIX DE-
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SEDtLIA, Mo-, April 26.-On Saturday night
Elijah Horton waa murdered by unknown persons Ia
field on his own farm BrOwnsyillc Saline County
His pockets were rti'd.
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-Reed's on, n re Tonic cures dy,pep.I.

-Resd's Gilt II &c Tonic cures dyspepsia
-WAErED: Everyone TO 20 aud see Louis
Lessen and buy his cheap goods.
Mr.. VIM. Padgott, Of Osnge Mission,
Kss., arrived In our town lest evening.
DR.. BrAdlyford is completing a largo and
commodious barn.
Reeds Gilt Elge Tonic cures Fever q
Agus.
Joseph Cummings speaks OF makinel q
vislt to bis brother Edward IN Arizona Terri
tory shortly, passing through Colorado, Utah
aud California.
MI. 7. B. jackson left our county last
week, and has settled near Bloomfield, Cal
laway county, where he purchased q farm,
Mr.. Alex. Williamson met the mis-.
fortune. last Friday, TO cut his left foot across
the instep with IA az; the gash Il neer four
inches long, The same loot hs cut about ono
year ago and has not entirely cured up. DIR.
Me0ee was called 10 attend him, he Is some
better.
List Of letters uncalled fr remaining In
the the Post Office at ruscum5ia, Mo-, Feb.
lat 1881, and which Il not called for within
one month will be sent to the Dead Letter
oeice AZ Washington, ID. o.
Arnold, mrs. Martha ~Blankenehip, Mr., G.
Eaton, Mrs- Eliza Hill, Jas. Wesley 2
Paraons calling for sny Of the Atove will
please say they are advertised, Feb. 2, 1881.
ID. MARSHALL, Postmaster.
leo. Clark, OF Franklin township, father
Of Joel, was Ia TOW last Tuesday; we had the
pleasure Of gr Getting and shaking one time
more the hand Of an old Vrginian, from
Abingdon Valley, Washington county. 1t
makes US feel like we we're In our youthful
dave TO meet with such old Roman peers o,
the old dominion and talk over old times,
neighbOrS and acquaintance.
-BrumIey g. johnson has Just received a
large stock Of now goods Of all kinds, some OF
The latest and beat styles of prints q and "a
cents per yard, and every thing correspond
ing low prices. Their magnificent show.
case is full OF the choicest articles OF notions
Call aud see for yourselves.
-FoR SALK-80 acrep. 80 10 cultivation:
2 dwelling houses, baTu, water convenient,
young orchard, 8 miles south Of TuecumbIn
on Linn Creek road price 500. Good tile
Appry At Banner Office.
For Sale 800 acres, four miles N. W. o
Tuscumbis, we'll ,imbered aud good so !
Price 81 per acre.
For 8 .le--4,0O0 acres ct 90 cents per acre
Apply At Banner Office.
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Married.
4aa
Tuscumbla, Mo-, Fee

Tuscumbia, NO., Feb. /, 1881.
Mr.. Michael Zach and Louesa Nader came
to the undersIgned's residence. with PAulsnS
Nader and Benjamin II. BsrendEen as Atten-
dAbts, for the purpose OF being united in the
holy bonds OF mAtrimony. Mrs. Robinson,
Niles MollIe McCArty, Ollie Robinsou and
IL attic Manly being present; the ceremony
was performed and they returned to their
with The best wishes OF those present con-
graduating them for happiness and prosper
Ity. JAHEs IL. ToDD,
Probate Jadge.
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General Land Agency.
JOS. HI. GREEN Sc CO.,
SEDALIA, MO.

We have for Sale TEXAS LAND WAR.
RENTS, commonly called Scrip, so as TO des
iguate them from u. 8. Land Warrents.
Said warrents can be located upon any OF the
Public UnApproprAted DOMAIN Of the State
of L, xas, OF which there is yet about 90 COO,
600 acres This land Is situated In about
Seventy-Five Counties. You can, by buying
these W~arrents, locate your land upon any
OF this Public Domain.
BY pay ing g STATE Surveyor $500, you can
have your Land Surveyed, and Patented IN
your Own name. You have the choice Lands
of the State TO choose from-rich Agricultu-
raj and Stock Raising and Grail & Lands,
convenient to Wood and Water. You can
buy this Scrip, 20 ont and lecste with q cob
ony, or form one OF your own. There are
now many Colonies forming in various Coun
ties, from many States and many NAtlonah
ties. You can pick your W company.
AT reduced rates we can furnish you kal
road Transportation over the M, X. " I. 20
Texas and return. good ior 40 days. We will
pot you In with q surveying Party, who will
take you out on the Frontier, survey your
lands, and patent the same for So 90 per
section. Win haul your blankets and bag
gage.
All communications promptly answered.
JOSEPH Ii. GREEN a CO.,
Sedslis, Mo.
Or A. FULKERsoN. TuseumbiA Mo.
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iberia Locals.

Feb. 1st, 1881.
Nothing turned up here of interes. for .
week; no nova.
II WIS warm and tbAwed out some on Sal.
urday, Sunday and Monday, the last three
days OF ] ahuSry. Froze up again and snow
ed some last night, but IL Is not 90 slick as Ii
was last week. Ne look for Spring here IS
soon Is winter breaks.
Our new saddle and harness shop Is now In
running order.
il Jacobs hhs commenced The erection Of
. Gne dwelling, and John J.. Arnold Is piIlne
up lumber preparatory to the building him
,eli q commodiOus dwelling and 3 business
house.
We leok for some immigration and consid
cradle Improvement both in town and
country this year..
General health Of country good.
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Ishn L. blackburn for Constable.

There is a petition in circulation to the
Hon. County Court to appoint John L. Black.
burn, constable OF Z IuAlity township, to I'LL
the vacancy occasioned by the death OF Henry
AdeOek, within the last week We have hesrd
many speak OF Joha and IRON the long lis.
OF signers he will likely have no opposition.
BE Is we'll qualified and lie Just the man for
the place. Last wssk we mentioned Mr..
Some, not knowing Mr.. Blackburn or any
one would accept. There can be no better
man for the place and we Lope John will
succeed.
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WsasssEg.4s
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TusCUMBrA SELECT SCHOOL.
MrLLrR counrY. Mrsaoun1.

hAbh|' eCeEAA MtooOUhls
A Select School at Tuscumbia com
meneed Monday, Jsnoars "a. 1881. and con
time Ten Weeks, under HE charge Of W. s..
ASHLEY.
The school bulldInz is . one story brick
structure, with accommodations for more
than fifty purils, pleasantly situated. 1t Is
we'll Supplied with wall maps and good black
boards, and Ia heated BY two large heating
stoves.
The government Of the school will be such
as will DO for the greatest good OF the entire
school. Whenever any student fails 70 give
satisfaction, either In progress or In obedience
10 proper rule OF department, ba will be
kindly ~admonished or reproyed. II he fail
after this, be win not be allowed 10 remsin
in school. Order 10 the school-room will con-
tinue 10 rely upon the honor and seIf-respeot
of the pupils, rather than upon set rules and
specified punishments. Every student will
be required 10 faithfully observe certain study
hours outside OF the school room.
The school viii be divided into q and A
grades.
Spelling, writing. third and fourth readers,
Mental Arithmetic, Practical Arithmetic,
Geography, Elements Of Grammar, Elements
Of History and Civil Government, essays and
declarations.
A. GRADE,
Ortbogrsphy, Pennmanship, Reading,
Eiocution. Arithmetic, Algebra, Physicist
Geography, GremsAAr, Composition, Word
Analysis, u. S.Hstory, Civil Government,
Physiology, Essays Declarations and methods
Of teaching In country schools.
TUITION PKR TKRM
Each Rrhue....".......-."......$4 %
Tuition payable strictly In advance, Will
no ~Teiundlng unless in case of prolractet
sickness OF moro than two weeks.
Board can DO had al very reasonable rate
at the Home, the Osage, or the Planter
Hotel, besides private places.
For further Information, Address,
w. J AsHLEY.
l. Tu%scuinbiA, Mo.
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MOTHERS! MOThRRsl MOTHERsn

MOrHRRSl MOTHRRsI MOTHERSl
Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by 3 sick child suffering and crying
with the e1cruelAtlng pain Of euttiDRf II ESQ,
90 At once and get q bo1le Of MRS.
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. IL
will relieve the poor little sufferer
lmmediGtely-depend upon Il; there is nc
mistake about II. There is not q mother on
earth who has ever used II, who Will not tel
you at once that 1t win regulate the bowels
and give rest 10 the mother, and relief and
health TO the child, operating like magic
II 10 perfectly sBte 80 use In all cases, anc
pleasant 70 sha teste, and Is the prescription
OF one Of the Oldest and best female physician
and nnrses In the United States. Sold ever
where. % cents q bottle.
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NoTIoE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND 0YFIcE Ar BLoNyILLE, No.
JanuaFy 2blb, 1881,

Notice is he Teby given that the following
named settler has aled notice OF bis intention
TO make hnAl proof 10 support Of bis claim,
and that said proof will be made before tho
CLERK OF the County Court ~ TuscumblA,
Miller county, Missouri, on, che 18Th Of March,
1881, viz: Jamsa Wilson, homestead entry
No. 99Sl. for the south half OF northwest
quarter aud northeast or Of northwest or aud
northWss, Or OF northeast az. Bee. 10, Twp.
80. Rng. IL. Hs names toe following wit.
nesses 20 prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation OF said land, viz: Bet tnin
Hannak, Benz. n. FIke. John M. R0wden,
JAmes Jones, all OF Miller county, Mo,
GUsTAvE REIcHn, Register.
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Couch, Cold or sore
Throat should be stopped. Asglee'
freouently In an IncuriRble Lung DIaeAs-
M Consuntion. BROWNS BRONCHIAL
TRCOHE6 are eertsln 10 give relief Ia Asth
ma. Bronchitis, Coughs, Catarrh, Oonsam.
live ard Throat Diseases. For thirty ysan
the Troehes have bean recommended BY Ply
aIciane, and always give perfect satisfAetson-
They are not new or untried bat having been
tested BY wide and copatant uae Tor nearly 40
entire generation, they hAve Attained we'll
meriIed rank among the.few staple remediss
the age, Public speakers and SingeTa use
them 70 clear and ~stTeugthen The Voice.
Sold 81 twenty-five cents = box eVsrywhsre-
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WIS.
Married.

Samuel Etter 30 Mas KliEA Dooly, on jan
usry 2S. 1881, by Eaqr. Jamss Johnston. No
cake. Much happiness and pleasure attend
the young couple Is the wish of BANNER.
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Al MI. Pleasant, Miller county, M, s now
opAn aud ready 70 sell goods and notions
cheaper than any ore In that ssesioH--By
DR.. q. n. BAady.
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Livery and
Feed

formerly known % the Kirkpatrick stable
Tu.cUMBiA, MISSOURI.
NATRI. DAVIDSON, Prop.
seA- Special accommodations for CONNER.
cial Men.
All kinds OF stock bought and sold on
Reasonable Commission.
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SOLDIERS!

A. A. THOMAS, corner CT Ninth and F.
Streets, Washington, D. c., attends to
Pension and Back Pay. Bounty Claims
collected. Contested Land Claims, Min
eral and Agricultural, attended 20 before
the Department of the Interior and Su-
preme Court. Land Warrants, Land Scrip
and Addition Homesteads purchased and
seld (apr23-tf.
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MAKING WATCHES.

Defective Watch Cases are oae Of the
chief causes of so many watches not
being good time pieces The cases be-
ing thin and not fitting well, admit
dust and dirt to the movement, which
soon interferes with the running parts
ofthe watch necessitating cleaning, re-
pairing, &c, and the amount thus paid
out if applied toward buying good
case in the beginning, would have
saved all this trouble and expense. We
have recently seen case that meets
these requirements, it having been
carried for over twenty years and still
remains perfect. We refer to the JAS.
BOSS PATENT STIFFENED GOLD
CASE which has become one Of the
staple articles of the Jewellery trade,
possessing as it does so many advanta-
ges over all other watch cases, being
made OF two heavy plates ofsolid gold
oyer plate of composition, and we
advise all our readers to ask their
Jeweler for a card or catalogue that
will explain the manner in which they
are made.
1t is the only Stiffened Case made
with two plates of gold, seamless pen
dants and center, solid joints, crown
pieces, &c, all of which are covered by
letters patent. Therefore buy no case
before consulting Jeweler who keeps
the JAS. BOSS Patent Stiffened Gold
Case, that you may learn the difference
between it and all limitations that claim
to be equally as good
For sale by all responsible Jewellers.
Ask to see the warrant that accom- pa
MES each case, and don't be persuaded
that any other make of case is as good.
APPLY.
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1t is worth special visit to Getting
er & Hoke's to examine their Nam.
moth stock of Boots and Shoes, en-
brscing everything frera an infants 0
slipper to No. IA mans boot or bro.
gan; and every variety in quality aRd
style, from the finest Burts to the poor
est Yankee shoe, All at prices lower
than anywhere else, according to quail
ity. In buying from them, very
great advaL tage to the customer, Is
their infexible rule of lone price and
only good goods recommended"
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Bulletin for the Next Four Weeks.
25 pieces of very good Ginghams at on ly
cents, worth IL cents.
II piecesDress Ginghams at only 128
cts, worth l6 cents.
so dozen white handkerchief only &C.,
all linen.
$500 worth ladies' underwear, has to
be sold before the first of July.
1000 yards best light prints (Sprague's }
only cents.
so dozen towels, at unheard of low
prices, from 4c. up.
pieces black silk for dresses, from 86c
up, value Sl.l0.
10 pieces black cashmere, all DOL. only
50 cents, worth 60 cents.
10 pieces all colors, only Is cents, no
trash, good goods.
10 pieces of sash ribbon ACC, worth 75c.
1000 japanese Fans, 2 cents.
% dozen Lysle Thread Gloves, ranging
from IL cents up, worth double the value.
10 dozen with lace tops, alo lace bot.
toms, rs cents.
I0-4 bleached and unbleached muslin,
only 30 cts, the best in market Boston.
Gentlemen's Shirts, about 400 on hand,
also full line of Scarfs, Necktes of the
latest design, suspenders, collars, jewelry
at astonishingly low prices.
Call one and all, and secure the first
bargains.
LOUIS BOUTON,
Opposite the Post-Ofice,
my7. Martinsburg, w. Va.
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BUSINESS LOCALS,
OLD RELIABLE FURNI-
TURE HOUSE.
The Best is the Cheapest.

All persons who buy, must look to
their interest, therefore call at A Kog-
elschatz Furniture Store and examine
the Furniture he has on hand, which
the city work cannot complete with in
Workmanship, Style and Price. The
best is always the cheapest, especially,
II you can get it at city prices. DoIt
fail to see his stock as il is to your in :
terest mar. l9-3m.
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DRESS MAKING.

MISS JENNIE LITTLE would in
form the ladies of Martinsburg and vi
cinity that she is prepared to do all
kinds of
DRESS MAKING
in the most satisfactory manner
Rooms on Race street, at the residence
of Mr.. George F. Evans.
Mar. 5.3m,
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PATENTS

Inventors will advance their interests by
employing an experienced attorney resi-
dent in Washington. F. A. Lehman,
Solicitor Of American and Foreign Pat
ents, Washington, D. c., has had years
of successful practice, and was formerly
an examiner of patents in the Patent
Office. All business before the Courts or
the Departments promptly attended to.
Fee contingent upon success. Send for
Circular. (apr23-tf.