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Daily Republican., 1881-07-29
Eyery Tuesday Eriiday
DIR. JAS. TODD, PHILADELPHIA,

DR.. JAS. TODD, Of PHILADELPHIA,
WHO for many years pas been ninently sue
cesStul in the treatment Of CHRONIC ! Is
EASES, has opened an office at
SU2 MARKET ST, WILMINGTON,
Where he can be consulted on tuesday and
Friday Of each week hetwccn the hours of y
a. IN. and . p. 10. Ptrsons suffering from Dys-
IeIs.a lnulEt stion. Loss ot >ppctite, ConSti-
patton. Nervous Weakness General Debility,
Latalrh NeuralRta, Iientness. Roaring
Sounds In tJc IiGat kronchi,is, Asthma. lis.
eases of the Throat, Lungs, Liver, Spleen,
Kidneys, Womb and rharv prsana, Gout,
Rheumatism, Bright Disease, Sciata3a.
l.umbagO. Chrome iiarrhua aud lysentery.
Henorrhoids Or Plies. Functional Diseases II
the Heart. certa Il stages of Narasmus and
Lung tonsumptiUn Surotula. Pim les on the
Face. Diseases of the blood and Ssin, SCald
Head, &c, Sc, will hhd it greatly to their
advantage to call, as they will be told with
certainty what aiis the q, and when cure II
promised you can rely upon it, Consultation
rec Ie7-bm
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Going t. Maryland.

DR., CEas. A. Ball. " no has been at
tending DR.. keanie'> patient, for the
past few weeks, intends starting for
Magnolia, Md. tU-luUrTuW. The Doctor
expects to be absent about two wtrks
The duties or attending hisowr prar'ire
combined with that Of Dr. Iieables has
severely Taxed III, energies, and he feels
it necessary to take d rest. We wish
the Doct,r a safe .ioarncy an's a pleas
ant fine
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29
Mankind's FayOrifc Pills.

Dr. Simms' Vegetable Liver Pills (sugsr
coated) move the bowels eilsy by acting d.
ec.y on the liver. restore tho lost energies
by promoting The healthy action Of the liver ;
the wight or lsf. slie or through the limbs,
in digestion. costlycness, sick stomach, weak
back. Aizsiness. had feelings through the
body, az limbs, Dlli0usness, general
wea .ness and other bodily infrnities are
curei. The positively operate without
Srlnng, sr ksn;ng Weakening or leaving the
and liver cur. "a &C ia ana 81 4 box lain
depnt. Fourth and King streets Philadel
pLia, oO2 a ci. street Sold by dealers.
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Soldiers ana Sailors Excursion

The excursion of the Sailors and Sol.
diers' Monument Association to penns-
grove, yesterday, was well attended,
The day passed off very pleasantly.
The excursioni>ts were, through Mr..
Eli Crozier's kindness, treated 10 ice
cream in the afternoon. A short time
before the boat left on the return trip
Henry Manlove, n member of Post No,
2, Il, A. r., was seized with an epileptic
TT. The fit was very violent and re-
quired the combined strength of four
men 10 prevent him from doing himself
and others harm.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29
seized with HpmOrrhaECS.

A tifteen-year-old boy, a resident OF
Philadelphia, who canle up from Allan
tic City, yesterday, with the Knights OF
Pythias, was seized with hemorrhages,
tion. He was attended by DR.. L. a.
Brown until Camden was reached, am,
then he was placed in charge OF persons
going over to Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29
lee cream.

Charles Kyle is prepared to furnish
t Re hnust ice cream of all tlavors, to al
Rho may call either by wholesale or re-
1ail, ut the Northeast corner of Sixth
snd Orange streets, or at his stall, cor
,er OF Second and Market streets. Par
t 81 and families supplied at short no.
l.
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A Painful Accident.

A man named Roberts, an assistant
engineer upon a steam threshing ma
cline which was in operation on the
farm of Samuel Roberts, near Red Lion,
had one of his legs so terribly mangled,
last evening, by catching his foot i'll the
cylinder of the machine that il had to
be amputated. Or. Black p"rlorntd
the operation.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29
Inst NOM

Mullin & Son, Sixth and Market streets,
are Offering some special bargains hav-
ing purchased lot of goods at the bank
rupt sale of a Chestnut street, PhiladeI-
phia, house that was closed out. These
goods are all iirSt-class and new as the
house was only three months in bust
ness. They are without DOUBT the gr' at
est bargain you ever saw. LOOK at
them
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29
Will Return To-Day,

The numerous friends and patients,
of DR.. +. A. keables, will be pleased to
learn thaL he will return from his visit
to Connecticut to-day. We understand
that the Doctor has greatly improved
in health, and feels himself much 5ene-
flied by the rest that his vacation has
afforded.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29
u .,.,,os Yesterdsv

Seventeen buildings co.; ,ipn Of D
most all the business porIlVW" Work, ea
village OF Cattarausus' NJ" s1 The y
burned Yesterday morhins't tre ID y
is W estimated stir at $4,000. a a,1Iar nlr moi
Harbor, Long Island, yesae,II'sS enI i salo'
ing destroyed eight stores , -" a'l 600. lh4
causing a loss of nearly ~ W. at New Her,
were four incendlary llteI ,;stance aH'
Pennsylvania, a short a,i," ,,,inS, One
Trenton, yesterday morhlDtthi .ri,l The o'hf
destroyed a quantity VI w.
three barns.
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A Brilliant ReOpentMg.

between Second and Third streets, was
formally reopened last evening by the
new proprietors, Lnfhin Il Legg. Nr-
meronS invited guests were in atten-
dance. Refreshments Were di>tribu-
tea generous Y.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29
Case DIsnll Sed.

Owen Hannah was, on complaint of
Evan Bncher, given hearing before
Magistrate Vandegrift, last evening, on
the charge of disorderly conduct and
attemp pied assault ana battery. The
case was dismissed, the evidence hay
ing proven that Bucher had willfully
provoked the assault
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29
Where TO go and re. hhaNed.

Preston Brothef, tonsorial artists on
Market sta eet, between Seventh and
Eighth Streets, are prepared to cnt hair
in ire latest style. Ihr also give entire
satisfaction in shaving.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29
Attention.

The firing party and members of
Smyth Post, No. !, Il. A. H., will meet
in Tue third story Of Crosby Il Hills
bn'ldins this Friday evening at 8
O'clock. A full attendance is requested.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29
The Fastest Time On Record.

Maud :. al Belmont PARK yesterday
made The lSt, heat in =. T. and thtscccnd
in 2.l3l4 4and tue third in2 ~ being the
fast. st lime made in three consecutive
heats.
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FORSET PILE SAhVE.
A NEVER FAILING REMEDY

Those persons afflicted with either inward
or outward piles, will ind immediate re-
lief and permanent cure, by using this
save, which has been used for years IN pri-
vate practice Among the numerous cures
it has made, we refer to the following citizens
Of this city and vicinity: John Reynolds.
proprietor of the Malta House Capt John
haycock. Of tug boa! Falcon James Leach,
Ed, Mt. Cuba John Reilly Front and
Poplar streets James I. Joues, Eighth and
Madison streets VIM. anthony. No. 4 " est
rhru street; John Nonahan. Edge Moor
Iron Works
The oniy place in Delaware where this salve
Is for SAFE is at Mrs. A. j. Maxwell s.405 West
Third street, aud Mrs. T.. a. .Iemisol, AZ
West Second street. Wilmington, Del
leZ5-lln
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MARRIAGES.
MLlllLE-.S

MOORE-STANT i'm Thur,'ay evening,
july 18th, 1881, at the resden Z Of the
brides father by Rev. Charles y. Mallery,
MIR. George b. Moore to Miss Amanda
Stant, all nf Wilmington, bel
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Too w eAk.

Mr. Gardner Of New York has t'rtnd
out the cause Of the inefficient workings
of the fire alarm. The latteries have
not been cleaned ont often enough,
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29

Sutteriey & Go. copy old pictures to
any size Al very low prices. Give tieiu
a call at 3O2 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29
Lunch.

Luuo -, Sew
and Walnut streets, 10. ar reysuips
snapper lunch on SATURDAY
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07D A WEEK. Sl2 A DAY AT HOME
~ ~ easily made Costly outtit free ..Ah.
less lhUE q Co., Augusta. Me. io-l--iJ"
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29
RrQnl Bran I !

Plenty Of good Bran At the steam
-four mills, 3U8 W. Front street.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29

WY ANTED ONE OR TWO UNFUR
w nshed rooms with board. in private
family, about the hrSt of September. hdt ress
"a. X. c." REPUBLICAN, Ultiue, stating terms
and location. J!29 3tt
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29
Closing Quotations.

The closing bids OF the New York stock
market to-day, received over the private wire
Of Elliott. johnson n Co., stock brokers at
Sixth and Ma rket streets were as follows :;
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
How Watches are Made.

1t will be apparent to any one, whca
will examine SoLID GoLD WATcH !.
that aside from the necessary thick
ness for engraving and polishing. 3.
large proportion of the nrecious me IA
used is needed only to stiifen or mold the.
engraved portions Ia place, and S up.
ply the necessary soidity anG
strength. The surplus gold is actu ally
needless so far as utilit md beauty are
concerned. In JAMES BOSS PAT
ENT GOLD WATCH CASES, this
WASTE of precious metal is overc ONE.
and the SAME soLiDITY AND sTREN0TE
produced at from one third to one
half of the usual cost Of solid cases
This process is Of the most simp le ne.
turs, rs follows, plate of nickle con-
position m stal, especially adapted to
the purpose, has two plates Of SOLID
OLD soldered or each d i.. The three
are then passed between polished steel
rollers, and tho result is strip o.
heavy plated composition, from viii CHI
the cases, backs, centers, hezsls. SC,
are cut and shaped by suitable diea,
and formers. Inc gold in these cases
is sufficiently thick to admit of ALI
kinds of chasing, engraving and eaam-
cling; the engraved cases have been.
carried until worn perfectly smooth By
time and use without removing the
gold.
: . HIS Is TIL IL ONLY CASE MADE.
WITH TWO PLATES OF SOLID
GOLD AND WARRANTED b.
SPECIAL CERTIFICATE
For sale by all Jewellers. AJAX fo~
illustrated Catalogue and TO see war.
rant. Apr.2-ly.
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Personal.

Miss Clara Miles, of this place, is
visiting in Montgomery Co., Md.
Miss Annie Adams, of Frederick,
Md, is visiting relatives in this city
Mr.. j. Nice. Duckwall was in town
this week, and dropped in to see us.
Miss Carrie Davis, of Philadelphia
is visiting at DR.. Boaks, this city.
Miss Mamie Miles, who has been
spending several weeks in Pennsyl
vania, returned home last Saturday.
Miss Mollie Wilen has been quite
i'll for a week past, butts now i'm
proving.
Mrs. II. b. Hyde and children are
visiting relatives at Strasburg, Va,
on the Shenandoah.
Miss Mary A. Wisner, of Mary
land, is visiting at Mr.. Michael Go
heens, near town.
Misses Fannie and Gertrude Doll,
Eand Miss Rose B. Staley, of this
city, are visiting friends in York
Pa.
Miss Greer and Miss Annie Ma
gill, of Cumberland, Nd, are visit
ing the Misses Blochers, in this city.
Mrs. T.. McKown and two daugh-
tiers have returned home from a pro-
tracted visit to Missouri.
Mr.. Charles Amey, of Hagerstown,
is spending few days with his
friends in this place.
Miss Annie Schultz, OF Philadel-
phia, is visiting Miss Louisa Myers,
of this place.
Mr.. John Mckee, of Philadelphia,
with his sister, Mrs. Maria Weller,
of Lancaster, Pa, are spending a
few weeks with their parents in this
city.
Mr.. S. d. Leech, Of Frederick,
Nd, son of Rev. DR.. Leech, is visit
ing the family of p. n. Hoffman,
Esq, in this city.
We are glad to learn that Mr.. As
bury Troxel, who has been danger
ously i'll for some time past, is now
much better, and in fair way to
recovery.
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G.. A. R. Notes.

Lincoln Post, No. 1, G.. A. r., in
this place, is differed as follows: w.
III. ii. Flick, Com; T. G.. Warner,
S. V. c.; John Grozinger, j. Y. c.;
II. V. Daniels, Adj't; j. w. Bren-
ner, q. NJ; w. III. Riggs, Officer of
the Day; M. Brown, Officer of Guard.
Headquarters G.. A. r. Hall, Scheu's
building.
Dept. of West Virginia G. A. r.,
consists of three Posts: Lincoln, No.
l, this place; Thoburn, No. 2, G. E.
Dudrow, Com, Harper's Ferry, and
Slack, No. A, j. ii. Rossler, CON-,
Charleston.
Ex-soldiers, who served in the
late war, and who desire to organize
Post in any section of the State,
can obtain all necessary information
by addressing the Asst Adj't Gen
eral, Department West Virginia,
G A. r., Martinsburg.
Sometime this fall, under the aus
pices of Lincoln Post, a Camp Fire
will be held on the Fair Grounds at
this place. A number of Posts from
a distance will take part. Due notice
will be given.
The reunion of the G.. A. r. at
Island Park next Thursday, the 25th
inst, promises to be an immense af-
fair. Excellent music, speaking,
dancing, boating fishing, and dress
parade and review will be the order
of the day. Take the special train
in the morning at s o'clock and stay
all day.
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The mercury marked 104o in the
shade last Saturday.
The matrimonial market is very
dull at this season, rs usual.
The drouth will cut the roasting
ear supply short.
Workmen are engaged in remod-
cling the Baptist church in this
place.
The new warehouse at the Distil-
lery is nearly completed. 1t is an
immense structure.
In less than two weeks the
school children will commence their
studies again.
Mr.. John. NJ. Dieffenderfer will
occupy Lonoak College buildings
for his school-the Berkeley Acade-
my.
There seems to be no trouble in
getting all the peaches you want-if
you are willing to pay the price.
The weather has been decidedly
cool this week. Venner's frost must
have struck somewhere.
Mans a vapor
Full of woes;
Starts paper
Up he goes.
They were promenading towards
the ice-cream saloon, and she lear
ed lovingly on his arm looking quite
too utterly sweet for anything.
The attendance at the Bedington
Camp meeting (col.) on last Sunday
was larger than on the Sunday pre-
vious. The camp closed Sunday
night.
The INDEPENDENT Steam Job
Rooms cannot be excelled in the
workmanship, quality and price of
the Job work which it is turning
out. 1t is supplied with the most
improved facilities for competition, as
to workmanship and prices, with any
city Office. Satisfaction guaranteed
in all cases.
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DEAD LETTERS. The following
is list of letters remaining in TIE
Post-Ofice at Martinsburg, w. Va.
Aug. 18th, and will be sent to the
Dead Letter Office Aug. 9th if not
called for. Persons calling for
these letters will please say adver.
tised.
Mrs. Ray Powell, Harvey Peer,
Miss LENA KEN. VIM. Canada, Mrs.
Mary Howard, w. e. Hill, Edward
Currow, Sarah Primmis, Matte
Jones, VIM. II. Branten, Mary
Campbell, Mary T. Anderson. AL
SO the following letter held for pos.
tage, r. 5. Dun 81 Co., Pittsburg
Pa.
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HAVE You BEEN THERE ?-If
you haven't you ought to go at once
and see what cosy rooms p. G. Hun
ter has at his photograph gallery.
Easy and comfortable chairs and a
toilet room to hand, makes you feel
as if surrounded by the comforts of
Virginia home.
He has just finished some large
photographs OF our citizens in styles
that cannot be improved in any of
the cities. He exercises a patience
and influence with children and al
ways sticks to the work until he gets
good negative. If you don't be-
lieve this go and see for yourself.
Rooms up stairs, corner Queen and
Burke streets, Martinsburg.
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FINE CIGARs.-DToppiGg in at
Wisner & Sons the other day we
met Mr.. Haines, of the firm of
Haines & Bro, cigar manufacturers,
Winchester, Va, who was engaged
in selling NJ sis. Wisner & Son,
some of his me seed leaf and Ha-
wanna cigars. We were invited to
sample with a generosity natural to
cigar dealers, and we complied with
liberality and generosity just as
natural TO reporter, and we have
to thank the firm for their kindness,
and say that we can recommend their
goods as first-class in every respect,
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ENTERPRISING AND SUCCESS
FuL.-Among the many young men
who have grappled with the profits
and losses of Martinsburg business,
one of the most enterprising and
successful is Mr.. w. l.. Jones, the
Jeweler, on Queen street. Quite
young when he started and with
very limited means he has built up
by industry and fair dealing, an ex-
cellent and remunerative business at
home and a fine credit with the
manufacturers of gold and silver ar
ticles. A look at his stock, wheth-
er for household or personal use will
show that he has an excellent vari-
ETY. chosen with rare good taste. OF
course there are others competing in
the same line, as will be seen by our
advertisements, and whilst in say
ing this we do not aim to detract
from their just mint, still all must
concede that Mr.. Jones has fairly
earned a goodly need of praise.
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1t is worth q special visitto Getting
or 81 Hoke's to examine their Nam
moth stock of Boots and Shoes, ens.-
brscing everything from an infants G
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 qual-
ity. In buying from them, very
great advar tage to the customer, h.
their infexible rule Of tone price ana
only good goods recommended,
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ID. We'll, the Clothier, No. IA
Queen Street, Bakers Building. has
lots of new Fall Clothing for boys,
youths and men, already, and advises
his customers to come and examine
quality and prices.
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BUSINESS LpCALS.
The Elephant OyeraIls.

Having made arrangements with the
manufacturer of the Elephant Over
alls, shall keep on hand constant
supply of those goods, and ! ask from
those who want such goods an exami-
nation. as they are the best overalls
ever in this town. Gail and examine
and be convinced.
JOSEPH III. SHAFFER.
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silks and Caslrrneres.

II is conceded that d. w. TIM
BERLAKE keeps the largest stock Of
these goods in this city. Buying them
in large quantities, direct from tho inn
porters enables him to sell them cheap
er than other merchants. Call and sec
them. ag13 Ct.
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AN alarm of fire was sounded
about half past six o'clock, Wednes-
day morning. The firemen respond.
ed promptly, but the fire which was
was found to be at a dwelling east Of
railroad shops occupied by Mr..
Richards, was extinguished by the
vigorous use of buckets before the
firemen arrived on the spot. The
fire originated from defective fue,
and had made considerable head
way before it was dicovered. The
damage sustained will amount to
about S25.
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THE cholera is destroying the
fowls, and also the swine, in some
parts of tho county. Chickens af-
flicted with cholera have been sold
in the market. It will be well to
keep q look out.
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Deep Reck.

Deep Rock Mineral Water. ThAss
celebrated Mineral Water, which IL.
prescribed and recommended by Ply,
sicians, who are acquainted with ita.
Medicinal properties, Is for sale only la
Berkeley county by
j. L. w. BAKER,
no. II n. Queen ST.
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For Sale.

A good, large organ and also eight
slat window blinds, suitable for large
windows, all Of which havo been in use
but short time and will be sold cheap.
Call on T. d. Boyer o. b. II. Fiery.
ap6 st.
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But a little over three weeks I'M
til our Agricultural Fair will COM
mence. Don't put off until the last
moment making arrangements
about what you intend to exhibit.
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SEE announcement Of Berkeley
Academy, i'll advertising column s.
This is one of the very best schools
in the country, for the education of
boys. A department has also been
added for girls.
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Ho /: for the Excursions.

Mt. Vernon the 18th, Luray tho %,
and d. w. TIMBERLAKE has just
received another lot of Linen listers
suitable for thes occasions
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THE contract for repairing the
Courthouse was awarded to Mr.. j.
w. Conner, who has already COM
|. enced the work.
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WE acknowledge an invitation
from Harper's Post, No. 2, G. A. r.,
to attend Reunion and Basket Pic
Mic of the Grand Army of the Re-
public, to be held at Island Park,
Harper's Ferry, on Thursday, Au-
gust %, 1881.
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Summer HATS.

Mackinaw, Roman braids, Webstax
Braids; Canton, German braida4,
French Palm, white. brown ard mixs--
ed; all the latest stylos, cheap al
GETTINGER & HOKE's.
Queen ST., BlondelRs Building
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New Carpets and OIL Clothes

D. W. TIMBERLAKE has Just re.
ceived another large invoice of these
goods and is prepared to sell them at
bottom figures. Give us call.
aQl3 St.
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In consequence of the work of
remodeling, no services will be held
in the Baptist church, tomorrow,
lSunday.l
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DEALERS in cattle and horses and
farmers who raise and keep them,
bring your best stock to the Fair, so
that if yours is the best you can sell
or if others have the best you can
buy. That is business.
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ALL the latest novelties in jewel
ry, in stock, and at prices that defy
competition at II. s. Hyde's. Go
see the patent collar button, the
most convenient out.
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Mr.. JOHN CUNNINGHAM of Bun
ker Hill, this county, received a dis
patch from st. Louis, on Tuesday,
announcing the death of his son,
Charles s., in that city. The young
man was formerly employed in the
Union FIGURING Mills in this place.
He left his home at Bunker Hill
some time ago for the West. His
remains were brought here and TAX
en- to Bunker Hill for burial.
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Trunks, Travelling Bags &c, q great
specially, at Gettinger Il Hoke's, and
cheaper than anywhere else in town
large stock and great variety, direct
from the best manufacturers. Remem-
Der the place Queen St, Blonders
building.
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RInck Goods.

Damise Cloth, Nuns Cloth, satrS
de Lyon, Silks and Black Cashmeress
also Black Thibit ahawls just receiv/,
ed ct g. w. H0K ELS
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FARMERS and gardeners select
your best products and be sure TO
exhibit them at the Fair.
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THE approaching Agricultural
Fair promises to be as attractive in
every respect as any exhibition ever
held by the Society. Make your
arrangements to attend every day.
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LADIES don't you forget TO put
up jellies, preserves, pickles, &c, for
exhibition at the Fair.
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Timers and dealers in stoves, the
place to show your work and the
best and latest improved stoves, will
be at the Fair. Get ready.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-08-20

THE drouth has seriously injured
the growing corn, as the crop will
be short one, even with favora,
BILE season from this time forward