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COMMERCIAL
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, September 9. 1881.
A Eg

SALES.
WHEAT-White, ~ bushels prime az sl.50; ~
busbeIs very good AZ Sl.46; 30 bushels good a.
sI43. Lancaster. 900 bushels choice At Sl.03i
90 bushels very good AT sl.45; % bushels good
al sI.43. 28 hnshels common at tl.2D ana sl.3e>
Mixed, 20 pushes good al TL3d. tulA II bush
els veiy good al STAG; 256 bushels very K0od at
ti as : 81 bushels fair at $3.50; 1873 busheis COM
mon az 81 TO &1.25 so
CORN.-Rhite, 92 bushels prime az eoc.i ~
h,s1els very coed aud good at S7e. Mixed, 81
bushels prirae aud very good al SIC. YelloSs 81
bushels very good az $3.50.
OATs-la bushels very eOOd winter al bhcl
RNR.-S bushels very gcOdat > -
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senator EnI NOT Dangerously IN.

PHILADELPHIA, September S.-Iuquiry at
Jefferson Medical College, where Senator
Hill, OF Georgia, is undergoing treatment
for an affection Of the tongue, elected the
reply that there wss no truth whatever in
the report OF bis dangerous illness.
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San Frnnc,see Elections.

SAN FRANCISCO, September a-The com
nlete returns OF the city elections show that
The Democrats have elected their candidates
for surveyor and supervisor Ia the lnird
and sixth Wards. With these exceptions
the Republicans have made a clean sweep
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wa,ae Poiities.

Bath, Ms. September 9.-Frsnklin Reed,
Democratic candidate for Congress in the
Second district, has formally Withdrawn
from the canvass.
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In The beginning Of March, says Mr.. H..
schultz Winneconue, Wis, | had occasion
70 call on Mt. August wiz, who had Tue
govt 50 badly that he could neither De
down or sit, the pains were so terrible; ais
wife WA, also suffering with rheumatic
pain. I gave them a bottle OF ST. Jacobs
oil. and by the next morning Roth were
coweoIetely cured. ] never saw two more
thankful people,
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Flsur.

m ~ ~ Auperfne, fG5OM{6.G: comEa0n IAN
ig, "a. T59*s; choice or paiest family, $500
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Death Of n Prince.

TAG HAGUE, September 0.-Prince frede-
rick, uncle OF !be King Of the Nelhefhhds'
is dead,
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TEMPERATURE, PULSE, RESPIRATION,

Nearly Normal Throughout IA whoi,
OF Yesterday.
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LApiHs. DO you Nan, 70 es strgsg- heallhf's1s
beaautIH Then W. HOE HFfTsss
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DALrin0Rs. September e.-An pttempt
wss made this morning TO rob the vault Of
the Baltimore Savings Bank. ct The cosne
OF Gay and Second streets. -Four men en-.
tered The tfeasurer's room, where were se-
yersi customers Of the bank, and ooe Of
them engaged The attention Of the treasurer
by asking about Investments. holding in his
hand several Unsed States bonds. Another
then walked back toward the vault In n rear
apartment, bot his movement WIS observed
by one OF The clerks, who followed and ar
rested him In front OF the vault The other
retrested hastily, and thus far hsye
escaped. The party arrested caves bis
as Tbemas Smith, and be IL beld for
The police are on the trail OF
the others, one OF whom has a clerical APP
pearance.
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ANOTHER FAVORABLE DAY.

UNIFORM CONDITIONS I'm TRE
PRESIDENTS CASE.
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A village Destroyed by TaiIsas stone.

LONDON, September "a Geneva dis
patch says The village Of Reycbenbaeh, IN
Bernezoberland, has been almost destroyed
by a fall OF stone.
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BY TeIeEraph.
NEW YOkh.

NEW YORK, s%epiember o. Oon.-Stocks irrtgn'
lar. Money, 4d5 per cent. ENchaDp' Long
47gB: short. 1891. State bonds duh and nominal.
lnrarn rnnnfs nniai md firm.
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Nxw YORK, september .-Cotyon- 1890.
ssls~ aso.OOO bales; seatembeI. . ls-ze1 80 Y
October. tl2 0e Movable slsS2s iysss1syy'
si5 agg@@tt5 az, Mach, si2b3@siS.Ast epns'
si2 ss<si25S; Nav, tiat@.tSsAi 'ap's
sl277.
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GBY TELEGRAPH TO THE DIsPArcH.l

ELBERoN, September 3-9:15 4. MOI
fieial Bulletin. AT the examination of the
President at 8 a. NJ. his temperature was
90 ) 10; pulse, 100; respiration, II. The
condition Of the parotid and wound is inn
proved. He was somewhat wakeful during
the night, but not restless, and slept sutfi
%ciently. The enemata and stimulants have
been suspended during the past thirty six
hours. on the whole the past twenty-four
hours give evidence OF favorable progress.
ID. W. Bliss,
FRANK III. HAMILTON.
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Prlnt5. NsFrinAeI' 'f'' NssH1AsA sDH'''''
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THE LYCEUM.-The debate on last
Monday night was quite interesting,
and attracted larger audience than
the hall could well accommodate.
1t was decided, after a heated con-
test, that woman's beauty has more
influence over man than her intel
lect. The Lyceum adjourned, as
usual, before 8 o'clock. Some per-
sons have supposed that it is gener-
ally continued to a much later hour,
but that has only been the case once
or twice, and then it was accidental.
For next Monday night, beginning
at IL O'Clock, the exercises are
Reading by q. S. Hunter. Decla-
nation by Austin Rodrick. Debate:
RESOLVED, That the Punishment of
Napoleon Bonaparte to the Island Of
st. Helena was justiGable. Affirma-
tive: Chas. Andrae, John A. Young.
Negative: j. F. Thompson, Lewis
Gerhardt.
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The time for conference ia almost
here, and everybody is getting ready
for the preachers, of course you want
something new for the table. / have
the largest stock and best assortment
of Knives, Forks, Tea and Table
Spoons, Casters, Butter Dishes, Cake
Baskets, &C., that / have over had, or
was ever brought to Martinsburg; am
prepared to give special prices for three
weeks, as my cases wont hold all my
goods; ask for what you don't see, as
many of my goods are packed way in
boxes, w, l.. JONES.
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Card of Thanks.

| take this method of returning
thanks to the friends who surprised me
last Saturday night with visit, bring
ing well filed baskets. After depositlng
the contents on table, it looked as II
it had been brought in wagons. I re-
turn my warmsst thanks for the kind,
liberal and unexpected donation. The
names of those who participated arc As
follows Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Smith,
Mrs. Louisa Miller, Mr.. and Mrs
Jones Mr.. and Mrs. James Carmar,
Mr.. and Mrs. Aleck johnson, Mr..
William Benher, Jacob Turner, Char
ley Brooks, Charley Beanirs. Jame s
Scott, Mrs. Charlotte Handle, Mrs.
Frank Corsey.
4 DIR. III. s. LIGGETT.
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THE "Cooper Billiard Rooms "
were opened with "boom" on last
Tuesday, and all were pleased with
the reception. The establishment
throughout is fitted up in the most
elegant manner and no trouble or
expense has been spared to add to
the pleasure and entertainment of
visitors. The tables are new and of
the latest and most improved pattern,
with genuine ivory balls. The gen.
erous and liberal patronage extended
since the opening, Mr.. Cooper hopes
to retain by liberal management
and fair dealing with all.
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The YOUNGER BROTHERS AND
FRANK AND JESSE JAMEs.-The
Historical Publishing Co., of st.
Louis, Mo-, has just issued COM
plete history of the noted Younger
Brothers and Frank and Jesse James,
bringing the events in the lives of
these airy gentleman of the highway
down to the present time. 1t is a
volume of over 400 pages, contain
ing more than 40 illustrations, and
printed and bound in good style. Mr..
j. w. Buel, the author, has been
engaged during the last three years
in collecting and preparing his ma
terials, and recently visited the
Youngers in the Minnesota peniten-
tiary for the purpose of verifying
certain portions of his work. 1t is
said to be of the most exciting and
thrilling character, and its selling
qualities are indicated by the fact
that more than 10000 copies were
ordered in advance of publication.
See advertisement elsewhere.
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THE celebrated Berger's will give
one of their superb entertainments
in Feller's Hall on Thursday night
next, March 10th. This is one of
the best troupes now travelling, and
are greeted with full houses where
ever they appear. Mr.. G. w. Brew
ster, Ventriloquial Humorist with
the Bergers, gives a performance in
Ventuiloquism introducing FAM
lily of block-heads, which is superb
and irresistably funny. He enjoys
an extensive reputation in the East,
and is endorsed as the finest ventril-
oquist in the country.
The Bergers certainly have a
strong attraction in this gentleman s
services. They will he greeted with
full house here.
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Great bargains.

Idesire to call the attention Of the
public to the cheap line of 1914 Sheet
;ngs, Brown and Bleached.
Pillow case Muslin.
Feather Ticking.
Premium list very cheap.
Table Linen.
Napkins.
Frnch Damsask.
Towels and Toweling very cheap
Brown and Bleached Cotton, that defy
competition-call and see them-JO-
SEPH III. SHAFFER,
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WE received last week a present
of some fine Florida oranges, sent us
by Frank A. Burr, ESQ.,, who picked
them with his own hands in a Flor
ida orange grove. Mr.. Burr is tray
elling with Simon Cameron's party,
and after leaving Florida will visit
Bermuda, the Bahama Islands and
Cuba, and return by way of Calves.
ton, Texas. We return thanks for
the oranges, which were deliciously
fresh and ripe.
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GENERAL WIN. NJ. VANCLEvE,
Of Macon, Missouri, formerly of this
county, stopped off here on Wednes-
day on his way to Washington and
Philadelphia. He is in fine health
and spirits and looking WE'LL
He thinks the West is a great coun-
try, but says he will always have a
warm side for Berkeley county and
the Shenandoah Valley. He will
stop off here several days on his re-
turn.
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BURKHART q Co. has been a,

4 BURKHART & Co., has been APP
pointed agents for the Aladdin Safety
Lamp-It is an imposibility to describe
this lamp; it must be seen to be apprs-
ciated. We have the exclusive right
for the county and we ask all dealers
to call and examine it-also the Alad-
din Smokeless Chimney and Burner. -
These are wonders, equal almost to the
Aladdin lamp of other days call and
give us your orders we will sell you
cheaper than you can buy any where
else. Feb. 10 81.
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Look mt This.

Doors AND SHOES at Gettinger &
Hoke's, at popular prices.
Mems heavy boots at $3.50 to 81 90.
Boys :. . at 100 " 800.
Womens' leather shoes, 100 200;
and everything else necessary to make
a complete stock, at corresp ondingly
low prices. ALI goods represented
JUST AS THEY ARE, as to quality. -
Bring your measures, and save money
by buying your Fall and Winter Boots
and Shoes from them.
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THE entertainment, consisting of
Mrs. Jarley's wax-works, charades,
&C., given in Feller's Hall, Tuesday
night, under the auspices of the la
dies of Trinity Episcopal Church,
was largely attended, and gave gen.
eral satisfaction. Mrs. Jarley's pre-
sentation of her wax-works, was ad-
mirable, equal to Artemus Wards
celebrated "wax-fgger" show. The
parts were we'll taken and well sus-
taired. A good sum was realized
from the exhibition for the benefit of
the Church.
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4. NJ. G. A, CoNCERT-BE SURE
TO Buy TICKETS. Arrangements
have been completed for an unusual
ly fine musical concert, under the
management Of Professor Durham,
which will be given in the Y. NJ. G.
A. Hall, at IL o'clock, next Tues
day evening, March the Sth. The
object of this concert is to pay about
$50 rent, which will be due on the
1st April, and the net proceeds will
be used for that purpose.
As an assurance that the concert
itself will be of superior order, and
merit large attendance, it is only
necessary to name a few of the per-
sons who will take part in it. They
are Messrs. II. A. Riddle, Frank
Emmert, b. Bushnell, L. L. Bender,
II. L. Doll, Frank D. Staley, Miss l..
Scheu and many more. In fact, a
large part of the best musical talent
in our several church choirs will be
represented in this concert, and it
must necessarily be a complete sue
cess. "The Pensive Old Piano. by
t. T. Bliss, will be rendered by Prof.
Durham.
Tickets only 25 cents. For sale at
the drug stores.
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DEAD LETTERs.-Following is a
list of letters remaining in the Post
Office of Martinsburg, West Va,
Feb. 26, and will be sent to the Dead
Letter Office Mar. IL, if not called
for. Persons calling for these letters
will please say advertised:
John III. Creff, Jacob Edwards
(coD, Washington Hinton, James
Hinton, James Kilmer, Ii. M. Lik-
ems, Henry Menrow, Capt. John
Dram, John Wolff.
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Railp sudeprndent.
For CONFERENCE.

A daily edition of the INDEPEN-
DENT will be issued during the ses-
sion of the NJ. E. Conference in this
place, in which will be given the full
proceedings Of that body each day.
The first number will be issued on
Tuesday morning next, the day be-
fore the opening of Conference.
ADVERTISERS
who desire to take advantage of the
Daily, to get before the public, can
secure cheap rates for quarter, half
and full columns, by calling at the
office at once.
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VENNoR predicts very stormy
weather, with heavy snow falls, from
Montreal to Washington, and heavy
rains throughout the Southern
States, for the first part of March,
He further states he will make no
alteration on his probabilities for
this month, even in his almanac.
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WE publish on the inside page a
communication on 'The Other
Side" of the prohibitory amendment.
An error occurs in the date, which
was not noticed until that side of
the paper had been printed. 1t is
dated 1878 instead of 1881, an error,
however, that would correct itself
with the intelligent reader.
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Pianos for Sale.

* ! bave on hand couple of good Sec
ond hand Pianos for SALE which will
be sold very cheap. Also Organs At
all prices, and on any kind Of terms. -
For information see ED. 4. PAUL.,
Gen'l Agent, No. % East Martin ST.;
near B. & o. 4. r., Martinsburg, w.
Va. feb.5-1mo.
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Z
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS COun-
ell met Thursday night. Present,
w. I. Logan, Mayor, in the chair,
and Councilmen, Lambert, Linthi-
cum, Bratt, Grozinger, Parts and
Hill.
On motion of Mr.. Lambert, the
Ordinance Committee was instruct
ed to inquire into the matter Of tax
on billiard and pool tables.
On motion, the Mayor was in
structed to have the streets cleaned
as soon as the weather will permit.
On motion of DR.. McSherry, it was
ordered that the members from the
Fifth Ward have the stone building
belonging to the B. & o. r. r. Co.,
known as the Patterson & Small
property, cleaned up and renovated,
and the doors and windows nailed
up; also, that the police be specially
instructed to arrest all persons
caught trespassing or committing a
nuisance on or within said premises,
and that the Mayor issue his procla-
nation, offering a reward of SO for
any information leading to the arrest
and conviction OF any person or per-
sons so trespassing upon said prem
Uses.
On motion of Mr.. Grozinger, a
committee, consisting of Messrs.
McSherry, Hill and Showers, was
appointed to correspond with the Di-
rectors of the Hannis Distilling Com
pany in relation to the flow of slop
into Tuscarora creek.
On motion, the Street Committee
was ordered to have the new street
recently opened at the south end of
High street, put in passable condi.
tion as soon as the weather will per-
NIT.
On motion, the new street referred
to was named McSherry street.
Applications of Philip Smith, Jas.
Larkins and Samuel Frieze, for IL
cense to retail spirituous liquors,
were approved.
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If all the surplus capital in this
town was put to use in establishing
and encouraging home enterprises.
the holders would soon be doubly
repaid by the business boom that
would be started.
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THE sale of Mr.. George w. Ben
der, advertised in the INDEPEN-
DENT, was largely attended, and all
his property brought good prices
Mr.. B. said it exceeded his anticipa-
tions by several hundred dollars. The
sale consisted principally of stock,
all of which brought good prices.
Mr.. Quinn was the auctioneer.
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For Rent.

Four Store Rooms, all on King St.,
two fthem 38xl6 with glass fronts
one 20x40 feet. One Dwelling and
Store, corner of King and Mechanic
Street. One house on Mechanic Street,
containing rooms and kitchen.
GEO. w. DEGRANGE.
Feb. PIT.
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Hats and Cam.

! have just received large line Of
these goodsfor Men, Youths and Boys,
selected from one of the largest stocks
ia the city. III. N. DEATRICK.
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New White Goods.

Persian Lawn, India Linen, Tarle-
ton and Piques, also Hamburg Edg-
in1s and Insertings, Torchou, Val,
Vermicilli and Laugurdoc Lace. Edg-
ings and Insertings in great variety,
and beautiful patterns. Ladies please
call and see them. g. w. HOKE.
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The nobbiest Chamber Set in town
composed 10 pieces, you can get at
BLNTZ & BRO, for the small sum Of
5 dollars.
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If YOU wish the DAILY INDIE
PENDENT left at your house or place
of business during Conference, leave
your name and twenty-five cents at
this office before Tuesday morning
next.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-03-05

SEND in your advertisement for
the DAILY INDEPENDENT-the first
number of which will be issued on
Tuesday morning next, and will
contain the names of all the minis
tiers attending Conference, and the
names of the persons with whom
they are quartered.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-03-05

REMEMBER, Tuesday the sth Of
March and go to the Y. M. G. A.
Concert, ifyou want to enjoy a pleas
ant evening and help a good cause,
at the small cost of twenty-five cents.
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SNOW fell here to the depth of six
inches Thursday night, accom-
panied by cold wind. The snow
was wet and heavy and froze to the
trees, causing considerable damage
by breaking off limbs, and in some
instances breaking down small trees.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-03-05

Between the residence of Mr.. w. y.
Geyer and Mr.. George Couchman, =
Black Grape Veil. The finder win be
literally rewarded by leaving it at H.
s. Hyde's Jewelry store.
Feb.19.2t.
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Trunks, Travelling Bags &c great
specially, at Gettinger & Hoke's, and
cheaper than anywhere else in town
large stock and great variety, direct
from the best manufacturers. Remem-
Der the place-Quetn St., Blonder $
building.
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Special Notice.

Ifyou want good goods in the Silver
Ware line, see that you get Triple
Plate. All Triple Plate goods are
stamped Rogers Bros. 1847-Tripls
Plate" This is the only Silver Ware
that will stand the test. For sale only.
AT HYDE's JEwELRY STORE.
jy17-tf. As Queen Street.
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The present fall of snow will be a
protection to the growing wheat
against the wind and storms OF
March.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-03-05

The knights of Pythias of this
place are making arrangements for
observing their anniversary on the
fifth of April.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-03-05

JAMES B. LEE, a brakeman on
the b. u o. r. r., was instantly
killed by falling between the cars on
seventeen mile grade, on Monday,
seventeen cars passing over him and
mangling his body badly. He leaves
wife and one child.
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Dwelling Eor Rent.

A good dwelling for a small fauily
with elegant garden-rent moderats, 20.
a good and prompt tenant.
Feb.l9-tf. j. H.GETTINGER
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Duplex, ipdestructible and variety
of all kinds at all prices, to suit purcAas-,
ers; also line OF new Hosiery.
G.. w. HOKE.
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Close buyers will do we'll by examin
ing the present large stock Of Queens
ware, at Beatz s. Bro, as it must
and shall be sold-chsaper than ever,
TO make room for spring stock.
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Mr.. ALEX GRIMES, request us to
say that he is still in the Bill Post
ing business, and will give his atten-
tion to the posting and distribution
of bills, circulars, &C., at moderate
rates. He always does his work well.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-03-05

MEssRs. q. 0. & G. ID. LAMBERT
slaughtered hog on Thursday, rails
ed by Mr.. Riker, near this place,
which weighed COS lbs. net. 1t ranks
among the largest "porkers" slaugh-
tered in this county this season.
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Everybody lis buy ing their spring
supply Of Furniture 1t : ANERS. Lei
all in need come, as he is adundanxIy
prepared to fill all orae 4
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THE Hannis Distilling Company
are erecting another large new bond.
ed warehouse, and have forty or fifty
hands actively at work on it.
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The wheat was looking quite
fresh and green after the snow left
the field, but the freezing and thaw-
ing weather of the past week has
been hard on it.
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Whom in town, dons orget 60 eco
SANER. He has the largest, best and
cheapest stock Of furniture in Ma
tinsburg.
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The Resf.

just received 25 Springfield Watches
the best made also, sample Of Rock
ford Watch. Come and compare them,
and DO convinced that the Springfield
is the Standard Watch of the World
AT HYpE's JEWEL ER STORE.
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