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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-01

No Human ngcncy cnn 80 speedily
cleanse the bloWl, clear the complexion
aud skin, rretorc tho hair and cure every
species of Itching, sonly and scrofulous
huniora ~ the skin, scalp and blood M
the Cutlcura Remedies.
CIonr head aud voice, easy breath
Ing, sweet breath, perfect smell, taste
and hearing, no cough, No. dlstrcss' -
These are conditions brought about w
,alarrh by the use NJ Sanford'a Radical
yrr. Complete tscnimcnt Tot fl'
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-01
Oil Carpeting, in all widths,
at ANDERSON'S.

We notice largest and best selected
stock of Stoves, both Heating and Cook
ing ever come to this city, don't give
w. n. Keller out, he Is II live man In
his business. oct 20, 1851
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-01
E. TENN. VIRGINIA q GA. B. R.
Our Agents

The following gentlemen will act ~
our Agents, and are authorized TO pro,
cure and receipt for subscriptions ana
other business IN our name.
TaEeweil o. II. Va, II @. Alderson'
Lebanon, Va, Capt. ]. w. Nc
Broom,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-01
CLOAKS FOR SALE.

II you want to buy All elegant cloak,
call on Mrs. Galloway. She has them
at all prices, and understands just how
IN az YOU nicely. oct. Is 'sl-tf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-01
Painless Enc JYater I!

The best on the market, relieves at
once, cures inilamcd eyes In II few hours,
gives no pain-at City Drug Store.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-01
Dandrifuge

Positively cradicates Dandruff, arrests
falling out of hair, stimulates new
growth. the finest hair dressing in the
world at City Drug Store.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-01
IiIrtIiH.

UARTsoCK.-oct. i7th. near Mum
movers NH In this county, the wiie OF
'rhos. IIarteock, of daughtcr--wcigh'
IA lha
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-01

A new and handsome line of
Misses and Ladies Jackets,
Cloaks and Dolmans, in all col
ors. We know what you want.
Come and see us.
J. r. ANDERSON & co.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-01
Important Notice |!

A 3 Clerk Of the County Court Of
n Washington County, Virginia, !
have In my hands fund derived from
the real estate of Thomas Worley,
decd, situated near the town OF
Goodson, Va, and sold by U. l.
York, Com'r, In the suit OF Jno W,
Worley &c Va. Is. II. Worley, &c.
All those who have mn interest n said
fund are hereby notified that II they
come forward and make the necessary
proof they can get their money. Sew
eral Of the parties In interest have
been paid 0fl'--eome can't be found.
and those nro tho oncs that this notice
In intended for. l.. + COSBY,
nov. I, 'Sl At Clerk Circuit Court
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-01

Or. l. A. Dickcy, a, City Drug store
Keeps the largest stock and sells tle OcS'
hargalns. Gail and see for yourselves
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-01

az In N0Opsf dag n home samples vefih
W w WNNb n -. Add tsss stiHsos 20,
pUrlsnd Maine Neh. o, 1917
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-01
Unite Lead, Mircd Paints,

Paint Brushes. oils, Xarnishcs, Colors,
In abundance nj city Drug store, Ten
nrsgce Side.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-01
Ladies' Underwear in full suits
both red and white
at ANDERS0N'S.
TIiN LARGEST

Tho Largest
And best stock OF Paints and window
Glass at City Drug Store.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-01
Sale of the
Border Fair Grounds

Pursuant 10 n decree rendered In The case
Of Samuel Stone w. the Virginia and Ton.
nrwee Border Fair Association, nj the May
Term OF tho Cirrnt Court 1881, tho UNDER
signed Commissioners, will, on tho 2ilh
day OF November. 1891 on tho premises,
proceed 10 sell nj public auction 10 the best
bidder, the lands belonging to the said As-
ISOLATION. let In parcels, /. @. tho tract
purchased from jacob SuaoDg ri, the tract
purchased from u. T.. llurson, aud 81, the
tract purchased from J l.. @. Smith and
then M n whole, and the sale or sales bring
Ing the largest price will be confirmed by
the court. The property " situated one
mle west u Bristol, and Ia WeU improy.
cd for all Fair purposes, Wiih track,
buiidinDs, DO.
TERMS or SALE.
Cash In hand sufficient 10 pay tho coat Of
this suit aud cost Of advertising this sale,
and cost OF the sale and commissions, The
commissioners taking bonds from tho pur-
chaser, or purchasers, payable TO them.
selves, with good securities for the deferred
payments Of the purchase money, retaining
the vendors lem upon the lands sold, on n
credit Of Q, ~ and TX months, with inter.
o., 4 ON day Of sale.
A. FULKkRHON, Id.
A. II. BLANCHARD, WI" "
Nov. l.tds
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-01
Political Speaking.

As the Senatorial Nominee of the Re-
adIuster Party, / will address the People
of Washington aud Smyth ut the follow
loVInp times and places.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-01

say Blank WARRANT for sale
this office, very low.
, 1881-03-18
by TELEGRAPH.

,,..... FORElGN.
~. n.arssapoor. Mazch l7-il:1 \. n,.-FLou1a-No. I.
,nsA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES No. I, " Silt No. 2, pat
T. No. " 3lt M, g. s. hdf white, No. l. VI 81,
~ VI club, No, l. " LII, No. 4 u H. cuEn-New,
@tssds uld. b u,
1,asu.!AloSs-tuFk. Gs. l.Ari, &1s ID.
,,..sa tnpooi- March lt-1n. tu-l1acon-10nR clear
~. ~. a. tlal short olsat dull At <'s. Hcef-f,laa
q d. uWSny WEy.s.t 4 w. !art-1EiMo Wessrn steady NJ
Aitsd auy " y til winter sleady nt " "a. Eorn-
LlvIssSlssaaY at q ID for old. Is A{l for npW,
bdI AA.Yrtol7 March H. C}TrUS : FItnur; a-lrpA
Ias1issn 7Sn Sn 1alost ejaculation sna export. 1u],
rsose soses!sgSs1 ILL., y, sIara-Amcrlcan. s ID uaoon
ioxM1ILHE M-Hpl!!ts. N{d1 rehnod, %.
u a. 1oH' haf1h OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IS Ed8
fnGMtiM1,Mp, H. isI1,Mp, March la-PsTun,xiln-7}xf
etTndnt "fA4 NeFo rstelfca by tAo CAlCRgo Doxld
ponss Enrou!- March I1-Whsa., hotter tons. moro
y. H. tsd M.nler. y N.t9 sprtisa q ID:
Ea!lfofnIs I'M nfin aEa sladt Li.her; hu.3 apslK.
tooe cjas- tofk w. Lard !tu! At ks ID. BACON
s,ox X ~; saDts clear au and I'd lowss as "a u
Ibid hIvhss:. aatch H.-Ltvkl!iuul.-Mhea u1,ueF,
ansoss ~ lntn naGtlYu u - %t.t, AlAkK LANE.
y1ina ~. ,SHast-Wh h0nt strunxi tnr Avora9s Nh.
ssrxoss o. hSvinXS tsa .l.ltar ~ Corn sttDnu
aas XXI eaaiufnia Nhuat 1usl shtppeu IN nf, nearly
shsAI H. falE HyuEaHe quality UE No chicago spTina
" u pfna,pt snIpinan it, Gdi falr ~ eraXv 9uAj
"; do f,t shs loa Htntur fur prompt &hlpMant. ~
saath ~, 'pusa' curing the pFeseat and following
, 1881-03-18

Tho following notoa Ut tho work III tho hauds
Of Port Huron ahlp-cnFpcntcrs aro Clipped from
q recent number Of tho llotrot Frte Pteu:
Tho propeller Maino is III tho dry-dock OF
Duuforu & AtveFson, bUipv rebuilt and convert
Cd lAto q stca1l-barg0 for tho lumber trade BY
cupt- barney Wids, of Dot.ut. There will bu
but little loft Ut tho cid Malue when aho COMES
out nGxt sprfnx. bho bus beun spread twu feet,
muklng her twouty.six fUet wle, all now frames,
new plank from the wntcr"lIno up, aud Will cost
about sal,utN.
Farwe!l i Co., Of Dotrolt, aru nav!ng tow
baTgo built by the sunlG arM, to curry <0,0oU
bushels OF graiiI, und ~ cust t40000, she IL now
IN fratn0 G1id shows a handsome laotlel. Cou.
tract cAlla Tor her TO bo rcudy Junl, 1881.
Tho schooner D. Provost III belu4 rGbuIt by
her owners, llawar1! S Co. the IL having new
tcP slduS Pals un, tIrW iAailM4st, l0HepfIt,
nabin, dock bealna, docks. t0plaaxls, mud ho0tna
Cost Ut rupAtra !s II 5lO.
The Propeller harrington vii! secalye extern
e!ve repairs. Sho will tuw The lIhtgoS Hull kuut.
tnH, Gnd Church. And will bp III coIutuulld OF
Capt. Louis Young.
The schooner ilarbarlun ii receiving new deck
beams decks. ouWarks, plrt Ut rail, cabin, tore
aud nlA!n mast 1T tho Wulvuriau yuni.
Mr.. Fitzgerald VIII put IN u 0bW {orV and
InAti tnasl iu tho hLrKU JDhNSOn, ,uilI now fQro-
uiARt III tho GarKu atAHAi.
Tho Propeller l0wt!i III being cut down and
converted iHt0 u lumber barge. III tho cxpGQku
oe *s.M0. Eupt. Dunn viii ruh,ualld her ne1t
3sR1UEl,
Tho canallAa steam.bar4u Lothuir Is IN tho
, 1881-03-18
THE STEAMER He TRAVELLED ON.

TT. Louis, Mo-. Hlarch 1G-N'lll you plcnse nj
low INC tho following correction rcterrLug 10 tho
burning Of tho stGntncr Jatnca Howard Ut this
port Sunday night, Ut which thoro appeared
mnro particulars in yesterdays edition Of Tile
TA1nusEf: Tho Grand Duku Alexis Of Russfa.
at his visit to this country In lS', did not travel
on tho above. .natnel H. futcd stcntnor, but went
FROM st. Louis mot OA!ro) to Now OrloanH ol tho
1noHt magnificent and lnrsost b1nt over built
and plying OH Inland wstors, tho Grand Ncpub-
lie. hAytnx carrying capacity 1f over 1900
t1n8; also burned NJ thsa port somu. years n 20.
Aloxla never saw tho Jai1,es tTowAt1t, rs ut that
t!nlo she was At the dry-tlouk for necessary re-
ln.ra- iuurs, worry respectfully.
II. usrEltAiYkIts, Mate.
, 1881-03-18
LIVl; STOCK,

cA1rl.E-l'!iero wins decidedly t1ru tnnc III tho
cat,le market. ShtpInrA vim wnro Indifferent u,tr-
atufs tho rrey,uH amy tunk hdd nnrc freely md
there rms Il weIl.HIxtatnca demand frin thu Iucal
tItde and ,rnl fe9lrrs. tha HDsurate supply kn.u
~ es.y ss, y. H. "s # ~ ayacn & y"s VT WSsa,
inanJ ans r"ts1 G''t the potren;tSe q 9nad arnss
Any tnf Df ,ate. Iho best ttoyg u1t!teI s0lI ut ts
There MeEc ssvorn trAnafurb mt $ashat+A. hut tho
bulk IT thu Trading done nj rr,f1vs uf r. kf5iU
Tno mnrkHt ousun firm VII i nothing loft uver.
QtUTATIUNh:
E1tYn !tpevoS-Steefa weighing lrRD lbs md
at.surts. s9sabeo
C5Gicc BneSus-fin. fit, Mfid wut. formed
steef4 woiafllnu iS. IL i,ii l.. sa36N
Good Hoevcx-Wvlf. .fnttunut HtGUrs. weigh.
lnK ia0 tu l4J lbs +6OblU
iDs IH IL lin Asoat7u
Hull hers s.nck-l'nor 10 cnnllMUu stpers aild
= ctln1Mrn ~ elNlte VOWS for city slaughter,
Weighing HI IL Itu hs. BNlaL40
i,1 iSs saauG
DuilI urti scntiawug stours. ...,,,,,,., 2aiSaa1i
FenspIr ltU A5kthW
, 1881-03-18

Wnlyorns ttry-slock be,nr ovcrt,aulc,!. She re-
cu'yes tcw wheel. thlrty.slx. new RtaHrhons
,t e t'o - 't"ssnr,l IT,, ,a s? now ra md buwarks.
snrinH. Us d lnmlicr barRc. Suc., nycrhn,tlInR
needed IA now being dono at tho Wolverine dry.
Tho Stcam-yaeht 1toscalfnn. now uwnetf by sir,
itupklnA. nf st. Cu'r. 10 having new hnIIer and
cnmpt.ilnd engine nf larger size put IN. This
Dnnt "a claimed to make sixteen miles per hour.
sIr. Holtxfns - not hltIsneii With this rato Df
sl"cs. and intends she will run twenty niles IN
changed nud much nrgcr; f,ttcd ,Ip iMsldc sumo
sisSo. ;istH s'>0 fu''n"o cur III 'D0 expense u
PILLOWS As LIFE-rRIsEItvERs
III tho now steel stcntuahtp l'nrisInf1. recently
comnlcted Rt Glasgow for tho Allnn Line aud
now neArty ready 10 make her maiden voyage
atr.*s tho Atlantic. TIM pillows with which tho
statcronn beds nrn sHpnllc,! constitute. in caso
Ut danger, MI effective lifo-savng apparatus.
These pillows, which hnso been invented and
patented ny Sir. WMtds. eupertntundnnt Of tho
vlctuaInR department Of tho patsInt,, are tnado
Of tho half Of tho moose. and aro 40 constructed
thae ln tho hour Ut danger tho t,asspnuurs cMn
imtnctllately fastcn thon around their bmltes IN
The pillows consist nf two parts, Gnu 10 ct,yur
tho chest and tho other the back, and tho
two portions cAn 10 readily fastened by
tho bodies they caslrht TIC removed ~ tho press.
", ~ INC Wa!er. tho Gnu OF Il pillow stipportA
9e. Az .ls,u. IT, nna tnGreinto Keeps persons bend
LILLY LILLY Ma'tr Wi!le ITO wnole eohtr1fnncG VIII
nr'e ~, Ms pro1sct'on aRa,nst injry from !at-
Hanr,l, n t,, ~ ,saeeluEn passengers OF tho
r.r,. VI ~ ~ sIpptoa Wlln thein A.
nnIRer s,a.R tncse wnull; N tne event ti HDythlnE
~ 1 ne no ,Gtescy o their Grt
W. 0n slten occtle!oas..
,s% WY eannos s!icn pl!toWs ~ tnosc oc SIP.
pHeH 70 cur laHe pnSsDnRer- r-CArrylnE steamers
ma flrcF8 lfaEead ~ tho 1ttn6y cDrk EXCUSES for
, 1881-03-18

CINCINNATI. O., March 11.-CuryON- N-hteAdy at lG3IoL
FLupH-AoIlyo aud nrms tauor, Els3xAlo; family.
tAx4Anv
N1AtS-Xheat attonvotI No. , rod, 1l.079l0a. Corn
strong and higher. No. Elxsd. ac- Oals stronger,
No. mlksl. w, ltJo uHot1 No. i ~ &1.i4. Harley
nlnls Nh fnfl and extTa No. 3Gan4an. gl.u1.
atuvla!USB-Fusk duh 1t slahl lsrtl Quut at slnhs
cpn nfaH shnnlas5s Sssst slssr ~ slsai ~ =, ~
Ht1Tklt-8caIe0 and ArsaI chucu Wast4Fn Ito serve,
Nat1so; chuic0 CSusfsI Ohio. 1t121c.
, 1881-03-18

= --------- :. ~ *FHRFOs -----------
IT. 1.orIH. No.. March lYs- -BLouR-IIsld hlsl,er,
0NAlS-Whcnt stronx aa,d hghort Nu retl, {l.03}ss
dl0sk cnshf I1e'3lu4}& Matahi slu4s{s<l s6 ApritI
elci1tsl e73iGlVFs May; l0{ Jun8, yio year;
No, do. tlGll4s kn dD. 1ac tld Corn higher at 4s
$tlto cash und ainEcl. %lH0 A2ho April, 4l1tas3lso
sayt &C t2}io Ju1lss ~ July t'ats hIxher and
nrn. atGc csshs a!Sc Aprtll $*tsN1o May. Nyo urn,
N.ldA bid. bnrlyy 4ul1l Ut &uGllM
14ElN-l1utl vi 4to
ncrTkM-unchaNgcl
EH1k-tiiHhor - lK4l3Hc.
WHlhkt -btcaay At 3Iul ...
FnUVlsIUSh-P0rk 1u!et nt tH7a Dfy salt ms1H
and Lncon unchanHr!i. Lard h1ln At tiuh
II ~ a 1ssI nhSa, @ e4 eotn
sulrAISTs-ttnuJs Gul lrls wleat, I4l bIl cora,
A,ub but oAts. 30N buI syu 4G1 bAt harley. 2QN bu.
, 1881-03-18

~ UFf{IE NJ TIlE BECNHTAhY,1
wAsntSGTuS. D. q. M4tch u issl.
Hcaod proposals VIII bt Epcrtve NJ tho afcr Ut tho
EScsa.ary " Thy rre9snry until ! u'coek p n; 0f
efine u,l putting In nco curtain fnrIiIHru required
for tho ttatIca In Tho U. b. Custon, EIouau Bald
Ing 1t ChiolEu. IIItnals.
Upon specification - tk,o ottco dotaed information
vii b Htvon ~ furniuru AuRufnctuFura dcsElux "
submit proposals..
Ths Department reserves tho right to reject my or
II, +. FRENCH,
Acting sHcrOtafY.
, 1881-03-18

Sptetaf Dhpdteh to The Chicago Tribune. .
MfLwAuKEE, Wis, March 17.-Thc propollcss
pcpero md 3lcnonlIneo returned from Grand
Hhvcn this evening. They report no ics for
thirty miles out OF Grand Haven. but more or
less leo tho bhlatlce Of tho why across There il
heavy LOO about tcu miles outside Of this port.
, 1881-03-18

NEW ynlsK. March l;.-cnnsIdcrnlle activity In Nil
branches Ut tu jobtlnn trnde, but tsihnchs remains
quiet with commission hnltsea nnd lhporters cuttpN
AoUds quiDt In n3enss hands. and fairly nctve with
jubbcrat prints In moderate demand, EinRhana ron-
tlnue actlre; light aunnly: mems wtar Uf wooians
QN0tt Worlted dt0xa Nt0dk NlM9Xlsh.
, 1881-03-18

It comes froul all lands and all Glasses Of
people. 10 consider Tue amount of solid
testimony +: u fny9s 81 4!at }Sn!sr q Ahse-
yolil crelullty.
, 1881-03-18

H6s1nN. March l1.--Ft0th-FFm, Wcatcfn super
una, st03, common oKf.as. uLx,4L7j. Wisconsin ex-
trls, k.al3;5l, Mnnosota oxsrna. slrs4Hud; winter
whcnts, Dhin and Michigan, &i1sa;7a: lndfMna ts1t
Nu; llllnui4 ind H. 14,u!+ k7tpi3u; sprnR patents
$Af12SuE winter do. HI3ta1N.
tiMAiN-G.,rn trn and IN u!oh demand, ,nixed and
ss,ss ns e. S5o' S Ta, It.. 3ass so ans
Ny. : while, 4tsta.. tiye namtnAly ,icilaIircti
nt:rTEM-EhDire 1ndu-phcksd 22J323u, c0Ailh,t>n 10
S0bd. ttfIln.
EH1s-.W c.tern fresh. 21a2ec
HEcEttTE-EtnHr, kI} hrIt, 40 sackBt corn, ti0OD
buI what, s.5U isu. mats, Kun bu, ''~~s
HHIPMEHTH-F1Uus, ANl) brls,
, 1881-03-18
nITt+FtJ.n.

Du1rALu. Mnrc1. E.-0laAlx-Whcak duils sntes
Sun Su M. hard Duluth. June, 4l7. Corn scarcot
Numl4 bring h.c toadlIy. Oats neglected.. Nte nog-
leclud. Hnttuy neglected.
, 1881-03-18

BALTIMORE, Md. March H.-v,.s,uu-- uAobanusd.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. h!xher. clDs!aR st.say
and uE,n, No. Western winter rod spot sad March
tL1xi ApEll. tl2ut3Lst;4i Msy, tt.ssaal3lHt Juny,
, 1881-03-18

EKw 0NLEANE. March E.-C0TToS--Ftrn; mild
ding 1u74ci low ntdsng. is1oi Roud ordinary, Szc
nnt recelhts. GN blles Hess, T5, exports 10 Great
nrtlAin 3U0; 10 Continent NuUU BAlea, lU,AU: suek
1luUu. -
, 1881-03-18
MARINE NEWS.
Description Of a Grand Haven Steam.
Barge and a Modern Steel
Ocean Ship,
Pillows ns fe-prcseryers-An Ocean
Novelty TINT Should De Adopted
on tho Lakes.
shipbuilling and Repairs at Port HURON
Fishing Fleets and Fishermen
General Notes.
T111. CHEAT WESTERN.

General Notes.
-----
ren,o'asn .na rss Ia. TAKEN %sS: pa'". 10 Inform
himself furnishes tho folIow'ps Interesting de-
Wna,nr, nns, i,a,,, NV ~ 4!
"ssses"' no~ oesnR Wiht " Lapt. y w. klEDy.
:s foot M Icr beam Ia ny.' Sf icet =
nn,l depth OF bol] twenty feet. Tho rorhoo ri
srokc. oro .c.on ,,"sn. ,h,et ,,,o "' sas y,
ce''.ns @ s'x lncnes NICK 1horo aro nine Keel
M su',o '1.ee ana TWO flaefs ~ tnc aentre; also.
e.sut p'l9e hee4sons. slngle a1ia riders. INC
lt'"ea' Flan*!nR. ana 1T taot tl'nbor through
ihere n,e tthSra ,tS s 70 ne says o9e
statement, Tho bnIiera. twn In niifninT mr bc1n
bitlt IN thc hDIu. Their diameter ID right. loot
nnu !elfth htfeen md nfe"hnH feet. AT Ut tho
Hfo e a.eetea t Win tne nncrs afs a. cnpper,
Of lilo buticrs IL sIrstciss. aho wii1 rMrrv
high -prebsur, engl.,e tnanu factured ut tho ii.
thWa Iroh-Wurks. ferryaburH. MIGt1.. tho
;5iriv.aIy " cha wh,eu nas tn'TIy,ncnes tore a!d
ei.ycn Inches: ~ nrnnniinr. wh"" ian fe.t r,r
Inches. Tho Great Westcsn viii curry three
n11sts. of which tho foro and main arc euch
e.Hnty'hyS rect. and tho tnixzcI1 G!Ehty fcet In
lenHth. The diameter Of thesc Bpira In tho part
| Mnrs II twety.rMis Inches; Tho outtit has
MS ety, and is irst-ciass IN every partioular
@ 1ho iotesal. aud n,a!t'aail 9rc Of NJ. cotton
rnTir,, "u lux sa' VIZ i.st,,n 1nA1em VI No'
fr,,r +hrM,,So ~ no ,snn t,o eo"as9's y
vnnizci .rr,.r ro,, ~ x,,,t s1,ni , n H. 1,t ~ s.s s,
a h!ncs seet w'I ,,atn,s 1 MMa
siraune; With irn,, nna lte,,,',n WIN s,o'rns 'L
Thn nnrbnr rh"ina rons;st ~ LIE .:naS n Ss.
fn.bn,na nn" III ~ eutnto Ii1 " ~ ~ }
an ntnr,v f,hns n,sc a,tn in1 n
s;i,d iink. ThH nnchnss INV Two n 'n1cr 'nrn nro
"lvt m wa ~ o1'n p9Ienh ri hfoa edoeEe
sncrtivrty sha wt % hSy to ~ r.n..1dns, IT,
nl,neton ,yr, ,n ;aI,I1 a asi,, NJ ~ a
i,t,"i ,siTh s,s M Nv ~ Is uaMh5 si
itf' t "'tJ fi,t G"@s: uetk IT. nawl
two ;r".iaopnn s , ".u., eeS: nnetE wv a!sn 9o
Mo Aiut!aoGE MI poWGr cApstAns. mos, ah1 =.
snn,nt Sntt MI VIII SnhasI na o. Rant ran0oF ea.p
FnrIhn.sar t"o r.sat "! seI u
snt,n ~ an, tnuSs ,s1. ~ - .nnips. tul
~ nftu .,rf ~. suois' ses ~ osnry1a codo
~ t1 M Ms'GH!Is: eaGr @ IN conGsua!on. inc
p"nn n,.ins ,,,sr , no WI III 5I trosn tweMs 70
~ .ni!us pts unoE. 9n W. ntF phE@. sac ls
M ni,nt ats} s'r .4s IN ""Snoss ao'at April H. eost'
The statement that n oQxa8 h.Rh-prcssure en-
, 1881-03-18
DETROIT.

nET1sOiT 3fnrch l7.-FLuult-Ftrtn.
fitIA1N-Whoat 1xtiiel, oxtra nominal; Mo. white,
aUIf March, fnTnri APRIL ttuJk lid; MAY II l13{da
!Wi !nnO. {1W; NJ. 2whitc, sl0I sit NUceipts, 0UU
but shipments. II wv bu. '0'
, 1881-03-18

fSuiASAP0LEa. Mnrch li.-GNAtS-Whent strong;
No. rcd. st0tAf4al.VH. Corn stronger at 43&a4lo.
Oats tlsni nj 3aas3J}4c.
, 1881-03-18
O9YIsGQ,
DRY GOODS.

oswEao. March i7.-anAis-Whcat higher. Corn
nomnalty unchanged
, 1881-03-18

T0LErn. o.. MARCH f1.-fsKAtS.-wheA EtenGyt No.2
red WhbaAt. spoi and March, tgi April sl4e{; May,
s1lf.as juT. se *elIcr t's year stu. Nc. red Wa.
basil rejopted. 13c. Corn staadyt hlKh mixc.
#;cl Nm. =. 5,tfo.
kh!s; w MG'tn'' tt10t pEinlc ,nett.u. 81
A(rll. tlGD<; May and Juno, sl.ll.<, JUL, ,l.63d.
,,mtE ,MmEtcEffTh-fhdat @,Au but c1rn. 1llu b9, oats,
sniFAES1s-Whcat, aun bu, corn. 1900 bu; oats.
, 1881-03-18
I1Irn]fI ~.

rEOntA Ill. March l7.-GHAtS-CoFn 1eu and lfell.
1ri now hiRh nhxet tQA0a05fo, nixed t44p sDhc.
Oats Gru md higher; No. whte, 5Sda5Ae- ltye irni
ut 4lT!bdelN.
l1fNflWGSKS-E1rr, at tt.oF,
MISREPRESENTATION, LHJ BIZ, cDyu, 4tOu bur cats
lGi!n hus rya. 4,2ki t,l: bnsluY. l,il1 bn. 49, -
elirMEsrs.. Yhent, i,al! 6W; rurl. 4auU bu; oats.
2,AU hui rye, Aau bn; Gnrlgy, UuU bu. sS#5
, 1881-03-18
NEW YORK

NEW YORK.
sv,. ss*fas Otspatsh 10 JA4 GA.tasa 1ttasnk
Ma" iohK. March 1l-QAAtN--NHacat-l. -l.saailcalty
''''ox spseulatvo c9ntful Western NhUkt
, 1881-03-18
IItUyyEy,
RAILROAD ITiME-T,iHLE,

A RnlvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
4 A. ItAlSS-Ex rtASATTuS Np HETENeNcc
n N AMKs-isatnrday G1ceptod. SUNDAY e1cGptel.
, 1881-03-18

Chfcngo 4. Northwessern Railway.
or alHns Ilmef'Aras, Hleepn1.EA, sccom,uod suons
nney y Clark-a- f3rnnd Pacific Iyiuk's Ernrsas
otae0. a.nor lloGs0. tS CnnAl.st- anu tito depoL
, 1881-03-18

Shakers 'Barsaparilla IL d true maedloine,
, 1881-03-18

Don't uso stlmulausA, but natures real bran
and ucrso food-ll1p llltters.
, 1881-03-18

TURpESTINE.
WtLMRS1ToS, Afarctl 17.-Sri1ltr8 8oYVultrrST1Hx-
N0iulnnf
, 1881-03-18

n1Na-ThNFo wRs a luck Of Hctl7itY In tho h0s
ra'n, nni tr!cns wrre wet T1Ie ra,ealrta wrro mt
ErJ lloern. hnt theEo tntire hogs lhn cf,uI Id
1ioas rHtcs Haln* i,rssse4 n = .ciins frnn Weu.
tIn+eLl dull niit wGnk,
easier a. slih for tur ~ clluleG urt.dbs. The fO-
lphlIs. Nuru fulH1rtNJ1: 7
, 1881-03-18
s'-nenot c'ir1cr Of Walls and Ktnx1o.sts,
-Dcpot cofneF OF Canal and kinItG-sta4

~, tMrnr": RurltnEtnn 4. Qn1ncy Nnitro,1.
fWT a Mae.. !ln':-T -Tne!as H1ecplng. Car Accnmnnt,
sHint HTr "EhIy a. ~ Ihrk IT,, tirlnd Pncjn ifoteI
rntsG, fxpr"ss !lnsce fnnt ri lndana-av. a. snd
ltnore, md u cnnnl-Yt- -e~'- f"suasf
, 1881-03-18

~ q aMnnnhnfa trains run vim hilwnukeB rretets
ioa ~ tan hnd minneapolis gsnd ether via Esi.
"on auo fFalre du Chlcn. Ut VIA Ii SrOsso Winuns
lHInatA Central Kallrend.
uGfGt f1ot or I.ako-st. and rnut OF lwant1xa,n,s.
Ilcfet Office, LII ltandnph.tt nanS p3oo4a-Rs
fsclba Hotel. md PAlmsF House "tA NFAua
, 1881-03-18

IVHYV- NFtIVN.
MA1 via Main xnd Alt L!ua} 80. 7.m m = c,1o = -
New York d Hotto1 E1.....+.,,,, tTn sm's y:S -
Special Sew rork E3. tlalT(.., S,a IN. $. XIII ~
Kalamazoo AccomuudA uol.,,.,, S:XI nm ttG:S, y
Atlanuo Exp1esS tdA4yls... ,..... 6:T uU4 6s1jH
uand liapids Masts.on Sfatj.'I SaHj M 4;a 5,
Grand ltnitids 4 Rotuxky ExfrOsss j;+l i nj s:i ~
GU 3rhnd tapd1 Muakokuu Ex., ttl;il tn II IN N
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-04-30
MAKING WATCHES.

Defective Watch Gases are 10 9th
chief causes 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 pai9
out If applied toward buying a good
case in the beginning, would have
saved oil this trouble andexpense. We
have recently seen case that meets
these requirements, it having bee,
carried for over twenty years and still
remains perfect. We refer to the JAS
BOSS PATENT STIFFENEp Corn
CASE, which has become one of tba
staple articles OF the Jewellery trade
possessing as 1t does so many advanta-
ges over all other watch cases. he;rr
made of two heavy plates ofsoiid ool3
over plate of composition. and we
advise all our readers to ask their
Jeweler for card or catalogue that
Will explain the manner in which thew
are made.
1t is the only Stifened Case made
with two plates of gold, seamless pen
dants and center, solid joints, crows
pieces, &C., all of which are covered hv
letters patent. Therefore buy no case
before consulting a Jeweler who keens
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
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-04-30

Mr.. Theodore Buser, who has
been employed in the Postotfice here
for over eleven years past, has been
appointed weigher of mails between
Martinsburg and Harrisburg, and
entered upon his duties on last
Wednesday. This is only a tempo
rary situation, but he hopes to be
promoted at the expiration of the
time required to finish the work he
is now employed on. He is thor
oughly competant, has large expert
ence, and would fill any position to
which he may be appointed, accept
ably to all concerned.
Mr.. Thomas Russler is promoted
to Mr.. Buser's place, in the Postof-
fee, and Mr.. Edward Dieffenderfer
takes Mr.. Russler's place.