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honsH sli1 ut u inv ttttr1 =
) vsn !uton.st. ane bfick building, oaat OF Caunl.
A., only $h11. -
i,axInstutl.av., No. u.s. 5u-snot lot With 2-story
tI3ma &l..aI
lielsted ~. dna corner. rensod at t5u per annum,
1tN fuw tauru, ~
g. ump1oFadl. chaup II tukon soun.
n T. 1yytt
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T1OR SALE-DY e, 9. DREYEY < CO.,
j u trAsMuxtt9H- nj:
BUSINESS PllufsEIkTf IMPROVED
0xlm nurtnwg4t cngnrr t.,k9 M!su 0rsen-Bts., With
twu *nturY trlniA but 0ItsKs. silAn.
2."tosy 4til u z mon! aufn NoFth Cnfk-St.. neaF
Ert, ind lot aitx1iu, fil,h0.
a.rlUry htl1 UH4Ut1Ght1 North ClAFk'1t nGhF eNpe-
TinF AND Int 2S4JIA *lI.aat
I.slUrJ tu!!tK and lot on Enst Lake-s, fcn4od for
r, .Wu fur tEa tLetL Lwo yenrh tls.h1l ..---
HHck VI hAdlnKe. aturiUb l1d bABctuGnt lDt Tx
1!h ran I'D Ins hAtpN. VI hurlh Stua. $4QoA
l8!x.N will t-s0ry "Auasulc UlUtk netting y pGF
mn fEAluA
, 1881-12-17

r1>U RENT-DY A. j. .1,URBANK, 8 TKll}-
l. unc ltntidlux--A a.rd0tu cat,inutety furnished
hunsa un MlsHiaan ieAr slxteen h-et, u email
rncs sitOfty-secvnh-sL) tutnlsnpl house vi, VS.
1nst.as h.ar i1nrnnn court. VII lurnllute for sale.
Alsu ufe nn Atfcn.ny., nHar HUME. part Furniture
tus gn0 very low.
, 1881-12-17

1JHOR SAl.E-tW NORTH EANGAAlON.
L A.. . TRY nsId baseuan& lrHnia hUuac, K1ud lot
and GnFn. sIua am 1enr nuy. tor tt.o4N
- FA1tun.as x.H.ury lrkIn9t Itst tlocy BRICK ar
fAnEsu ADF 4AroU tMtui.iest 4A7lA =
II euuth May'at. :-asery trame. With brick bnso.
Mnns- e@ln
Gnfner h!ay md tndiann. hoilss and lot for tLH0.
uhifFIk Il JWlG{IT,
Carnor Nns4lliAlUn aud lAln I'D.
, 1881-12-17

l. sl0ek tor sAIo3 tho building fnr sale III reut}
p0ck about t4NN, eOiAl4la dry Routl., 11uta aId
WltkEl.kls. Hsi.aiiwcF. ILL.,
FINO NENT-SUAP FACTORY, WITH
snalne, ho!Ia., and i, n1,seanssy =, 4, so,!psss, No.
tnra ehanco f1r goud aoapUakur. u. +. CAMERON
lUf tlG4CEurlstk
, 1881-12-17

TOR SALE-1D FEET On INDIANA.
~ Nv. euu.1i nE .at eKxL i,I,, ti1
Fuf iuot beiUW the narxut yaluv. NEAL Il tOE, ~
lR.at.
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TO IfftN1-JFOUSEy.

aOuTH H.1T.
ITO RENT--TU 4 RESPONSIBLE TEN
A.: rhont M children: 20" 2, tao nus. pn,H..sl
trcSo cd. and HniafIcl in harh wuun tltiAIed ea.t
o. LndInra'ns hfd north twenty aGconn.ht ltont
uGAfb1En-AL, Ik1oM 4
, 1881-12-17

1jr}R SAl.E-On EXClJANGE-A GOOD
~ !nsn IT ~ arrcs In MArhhait Eannty 1nwnI vi!
ttndo fur city property und a,..Hm9 srt1c !neiEn-
htnnc3. =, F. HitOts alk,
~ t}rArth1fr. st.. ttUtnI !.
, 1881-12-17

j. us near t!fty-elghlhet.. fn pur fuuL, Wurtt tiQ
ten years hs0. Cuil and lAFcstisutu,
FlhNEE Il WARE.
I Il satin
, 1881-12-17

= N0HTT 8lDE, =
ITO RENT-A NICELY. FURNISHED =
l. stoFy and basement brcG dwelling ,tt Hiiper1
A.. en,t Of ne; w! mike fnvorNblH Terms 9oHt
HHNUlEf, I'd In En1fn.Nt
, 1881-12-17
I.4,fi'LttI.4E1NL' ULHEiU,

EMPLOYMENT UUREAU-GEEEKAL
~ nilee u .hu i..s1na nnsl Etnroyl,ent ttSfsau.
TIE only tss!isuuon 2t lhe x!i,d IN Aaeslea nav NJ
it.g opN.rtnnl.y to locate Anywnara IN tho Uatsi.
tt4tus uHd GhtladA. ~. NO. -
ufeai cars VIII 10 lnken In the soleo ion d. sery-
nnts lrehsHakers and seAnstsesses CHI bu turn!shed
IN s1lUtt nUllc0. IsIstntts huu8ca Gnu bq supplied
With cerlttd tsnt Rhs.stHnts or either kex far anT
s54de ni1ynent tri!ss Hr ttg cut Ut thu ctr
should fend Auatu}t fnr clrruur.
, 1881-12-17

FOR SALE5Mo ;3;nl ~ IA a; i; SALLEsr Al; I;;
a,o ao.as q, gr9ana HURT M lYt NJ col xaios
elu, hnely tsbud. atu very cunvununtly nrFatiReui
will eu hud Ghehp hhd tsiky iera It tnkcn Bt
at.uItts L Al. HUlUE,
SkpapBe 431utk. VI \ lhrE.gf.
, 1881-12-17

ITO RENT-FuR BUSINESS OFFICE
l. 1f NHItt huu.ek keepana spIaiutd front
suS0nl uOUr. III Hue lslasl. EurhCr 1wulfAst
, 1881-12-17

WANTED-WE DESIRE 70 ESFrAB.
enitro The salU Ut aiue nrscle ur daily e,l,autpp-
ton ANY tnerEU..u Hin mih tmaIl ratltat luhY su-
aduress tiseen%!ch h4nulsclurIDa Co. s1 FuItun-sL,
, 1881-12-17

TNON SALE-40 or 80 ACRES 4 SIlOItT
IL dutanes aUsthwast from l'nll,nun und clos0 10
HENRY WaLl.EItJtL,
lN bpArtaFu.Bt
, 1881-12-17

TI,UR SALE-S0 ACRES In N. T. II OF
Il ner- IL. ~ H. Gku. n: DUsUE,
Allc4par ItIurx. GtuEK.sts
, 1881-12-17

1NE.llALF INTEREST IN A REPUB-
iigan sre,Iits daily u*pDr, publisned Il capital VI
MGstern sulys excsI!Hnt itl 1ePHrt let1t eUlnscs.
N,N 1t.
, 1881-12-17

ENUK SALE-$:4.io WILL TODAY BUY
l. interest ot retiring partner IN ono Ut Tho beat-
pnytHu pr9ducu uni Hsh iuaTxuts III Lie city Apply
lu1Ay vi tho YkuS1 2ts Hue lsuIld-HT.
, 1881-12-17

TOR SAtE-HAVE SEVERAL VERY
Ptuvuun. Or tnrsstnULi btsIo ,rnfe hAfNutns. Tar
tttN tuai ring to pAi ciilsu pi.alsu call
VIC, KINNEY q EU. u WasnH1tOn-Rt.. topn4.
TOR SAI.E-L0F t43}4 FEET On JACK
IL spiI.st.. rood EOfnUrs ctuapuat t4lnF On tho
t,teols nplendd pace t' r9nt tsAtss H. ~ GDalNlNuS
, 1881-12-17

"ANTEU-CASIl-BOY MUST bring
Ky tefarunro for nnne.ts. Amply telwe i md
thls attetuHpn Vt lY Anutsun.s, tGeMaen CLARK und
la onlIY.
w ANTED-ONE ACTIVE MAN FOR
each sn'e - I'll ont goods lY snuIpla, s!Iasy
b. rhul. Man, Lute uf Chicago.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-07-09
HedgesvilIe.

The weather has been very
warm for some days past, and ev-
cry thing was suffering from the
want Of rain. Last Tuesday eve
ming we had a fine rain which
will do much good.
The Board of Education of
Hedgesviile school district met on
last Monday to make their levy for
the ensuing year. DIR. George S.
Hannar, President, and Ellis Ell
lis and Joseph Turner, Commits
Sioners. Trustees were promptly
appointed for the sub-school dis
trict. Cyrus IL. Maybe was APP
pointed Secretary.
Mr.. Samuel Shack who has been
stopping in our place for several
weeks past, left on Tuesday
last for GerardstoWn, where he
expects to remain snort time be-
fore returning to his home in Bal
timOre.
Mrs. Eli Fleming of Little
Georgetown and Mrs. Maxwell of
Falling Waters, were visiting their
old friends in this place, ON last
Saturday.
Mayor Naylor and the town
council are determined to carry
out the law prohibiting hogs to
run at large through the streets.
Visitors for the summer, have
not arrived. A good many are
expected here in a short time.
The community was shocked
when the news came that Presi-
dent Garfield was asSassinated,
and the excitement was intense.
News arrived that he was better,
and there is hope OF his recovery,
which will be Il pleasure to every
good citizen OF this Republic.
REPORTER.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-07-09
THE DISTILLERY.

Some weeks since we referred to
the complaints of citizens in refer
ence to the offensive odors arising
from Tuscarora creek, caused by the
flow therein of Stops from the dis
tillery. We mentioned the fact that
a special committee had been APP
pointed by the Mayor to consult
with Mr.. Hannis, President of the
Distilling Company, in relation to
the matter, and at the same time ex-
pressed the belief that Mr.. Hannis,
whom we knew to be an excellent
gentleman, would meet the question
fairly and satisfactorily. We were
not mistaken.
Mr.. Hannis came on here and met
the committee on last Saturday. The
meeting was entirely satisfactory.
Mr.. Hannis admitted the business
of all the complaints made by the
people in regard to the odors arising
from the creek land said that it should
be abated at the earliest possible
day; the distillery would stop opera
tions for the summer in about ten
days, and during the suspension
some arrangements would be made
to dispose of the slop otherwise than
by running it into the creek. He
said the company were then expert
menting with a patent designed to
compress the slop into cakes, which,
if successful, would entirely remedy
the whole matter, as there would
then be no necessity even for keep
ing hogs. But in the event that the
patent referred to did not prove a
success, other means would be adopt
ed, no matter what the cost, to rem
edy the evils complained Of.
The committee expressed them
selves entirely satisfied with the
conference, and were pleased with
the liberal views Of Mr.. Hannis, who
said he had large interests in Mar
tinsburg and felt deep interest in
the prosperity of the city and the
health and comfort Of its citizsns,
and was always ready to lend his aid
to secure those ends. He concluded
by again assuring the committee
that the matters complained of
should have the prompt attention of
the company.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-07-09
State News.

License TO sell liquor has never
been granted in Upshur county
since its organization.
The contract for the new bridge
over the Greebrier river at Alder
son, Monroe county, has been
awarded to Pittsburg firm.
The dedication Of the soldiers
monument at Wheeling has been
postponed until September next,
when the soldiers reunion will
take place.
Within periodic ten days re-
Gently $4,000 pounds of wool was
sold and delivered at Fairmont,
all OF which was produced in
Marion county.
Buckhannon has been chosen
for the location Of the academy OF
the United Brethren Conference,
under control of the Parkersburg
Conference. 1t is to be called
"We-t Virginia Academy
The catalogue of the West Vir.
ginia University shows the at
tendance of one hundred and six
ty-two students during the pres.
ent year, which is within four oil
the largest attendance in any prev
ious year. Ia 1876 the enrichment
dwindled down to ninety-six.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-07-09
David Davis on the Crime

CHICAGO, July 1.-Two thou
sand strangers visited Blooming
ton yesterday, the occasion being
grand celebration Of the Fourth,
commemorative of the fiftieth an
niversary of the incorporation
of Bloomington. at a meeting
attended by 10000 people Senator
David Davis presided, and ia his
opening Speech, referring to the
attempted assassination OF he
President, spoke as follows: The
circumstances under which we
meet to-day are extraordinary and
profoundly melancholy. The sum
shine and promise Of the day are
darkened by this deep shadow Of
national affection; but it is the
contamination Of an individual
crime, having its origin and exc
cution in the mind and purpose
of single Individual. Horrible
as ii is, we are relieved by the re-
Election that no party, no section,
no creed, no race OF men, Is re-
sponsibIe for the innocent blood
OF this fearful tragedy. LII Is not
the premonition of a coming storm,
the fury of which is to shake the
fabric of cur government aud dis
turb the repose Of our society. All
over this broad land, in city and
on plain, in the homes and hearts
of fifty millions OF people, are The
grief and sorrow Of = national
lamentation. The attempted as
sassination of President Garfield
has no broader significance than
the commission Of a great crime"
After nothing the lack Of motive
for the crime, Mr.. Davis found a
cause for congraiuiati0n in the fact
that no such crime could stay the
progress Of our national career.
He Invoked the prayers Of all for
the Presidents recovery.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-07-09
VanclcvesyiEIe.

Our old and reliable merchant,
Mr.. Sutton, this week sold his
stock of goods TO Mr.. Wilson oil
Baltimore, and Mr. Bell Of He'd.
gesville. These gentlemen intend
carrying on the business on q
larger scale than has been hereto
fore. They will enlarge the store
room and make things look as
flashy as possible. They must do
this TO look anything like our
young merchants on Railroad
street.
Miss Mollie Buhrman and broth
er, of My ersville, Frederick coun-
ty, Md, have been visiting their
sister, Mrs. w. b. Evers, during
the past week.
We now have great clock in
the northern sky, (the comet.)
The streamer of the comet being
on the side Of the body opposite
the sun; at II o'clock at night, the
straamer Is perpendicular with
the horizon. Then Agena, instead
of saying it is II O'Clock, says to
Regalus that the streamer of the
comet is about to incline its weary
ear to the peaceful waters of the
Pacific. He will go.
We took notice of seyeral bind
ing machines or harvesters being
used in this community, during
the past week. This shows that
we are advancing, and it is only
necessary for q little more energy
to be exerted, and we will have
our end Of the county TO stand
among the first.
Two gentlemen were out for
raspberries the other day, during
which by some cause or other they
were separated. A was searching
for u, when he came across a deaf
huntsman. On inquiring if he
saw man in that direction, the
huntsman pointing to the top Of
the tree replied: Hes jist gone
in the hole.' The gentleman
thought he misunderstood him,
and repeated his question. When
the hunstman retorted, hell be
out in minnit, jist wait while.'
The gentleman growing impatient
said; "you'er q fool" The hunts
man replied the woods are full of
them, the woods ore full of
them. Oh, that's small object,
he was only little one the woods
are full of them. The gentleman
thought there was one fool at least
in the woods, until he became a.
ware that he was Geafand had ref
erence to squirrel which he was
trying to get, prior to the gentle
mans inquiry. OPHELA.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-07-09
THE GREAT CRIME,

No words can describe the deep
feeling that pervaded this commu-
mtg on receiving the announcement
Of the attempted assassination of
President Garfield last Saturday
morning. 1t was so unexpected that
it was difficult to realize it, and until
the receipt of corroberative dis
patches, which followed each other
in rapid succession, the people could
not settle down to the dread reality.
1t was like the shadow of some hor-
rible dream. A calamity like this
was the last Of all terrible things
expected. The red hand of civil
war had been stilled for sixteen
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-07-09

years and the blood that stained it
had been washed by the tears Of pen
itence. There had been no excite
ment, nothing to evoke animosities
that could only be satisfied with the
bullet. All was peace and quiet and
comparative harmony. Prosperity
had touched every business and
abundance flowed through every
channel. Why the deed? What
influence evoked it? These were
the queries addressed by neighbor to
neighbor as the ominous news was
spread over the city. The people Of
this country are not accustomed to
the knife or pistol of the assassin,
and it is not surprising that the CON-
mission of such crime should
arouse the deepest grief and carry a
shock to the mind Of every right
thinking man in the land.
What evil power or influence
nerved the hand of the assassin or
prompted him to the commission of
the dastardly act we do not know.
We are willing to believe that it
was the insane act of a lunatic.
That he had accomplices, or was the
hired or willing tool of a conspiracy
we do not for moment credit or
believe. We give no credence to the
insinuations thrown out connecting
prominent men of the country with
the infamous crime. There is not a
scintilla of proof or even a remote
circumstance to warrant such rehec-
tions; and we rejoice that there is
not. 1t is bad enough to know that
the deed originated in the disorder
ed brain of a lunatic and was con-
summated by his reckless hand. Our
pride of civilization is Inundated by
being made the spectacle of the
world, even under such conditions.
We deplore this act Of an irresponsi-
BILE wretch which brings reproach
upon our national character. But
while our sympathies go out for the
President and his family in. their
personal misfortune and suffering,
and deploring the event, as we do,
in all its relations to the public peace
and prosperity, we take comfort in
the reflection that it will in its final
results, prove not the weakness or
instability of our great Republic,
but rather demonstrate in the eyes
of the world that we are not only
capable of self. government, but that
adversely only serves to heighten
and deepen the public affection for
our free institutions and constitu-
tional government.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-07-09
Too Communicable.

Philosophers sagely declare, without
reservation or Stealth
That the source oftrue happiness here
is an equal division Of wealth;
But the doctrine is too communistie
laying it on e little too thick, "
Better far is bottle Of Spring Blossom
10 take Whenever you are feeling
sick.
Prices: 81, so cents, and trial bottles
10 cents.
FOR sale by go Williams, Jr..S Bro,
druggists.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-07-09

Harvest is over, and many Of
the farmers are done hauling in.
Weather continues warm and
dry.
While Mr.. w. 0. 3. Sperow and
hands were cutting wheat near
the river, he discovered some
thing which he supposed TO be a
turtle, feeding. There was much
speculation among the hands a.
to its size and the amount Of soup
it would yield. Mr.. G. d. Smith
agreed to take a quarter at rea-
souable rate, If Mr.. SperoW would
capture il. So he WSded out 70
yards with club In hand aud ex-
claimed, "boys, it's log =
On Sunday July oath, ID. A.
Whitmore will deliver q lecture
at the chapel for the benefit Of the
$. s; subject: "Vhe Catac0mbs Of
Rome" Come one and ali; hear
the lecture 4P. NJ.
Rev. Z. d. Valiant viii preach
here and at Little Georgetown OF
the llth aud 18th Instant.
The new Board Of Education
met on last Monday for the first
time. We cannot give their Off
cial proceedings, only, that they
have appointed Jn0. Lsiusel, w.
O. Il. Sperow and Geo. I Barnes,
as trustees for this sub-district.
ARCTURUS.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-07-09
No good Preaching.

No man can do good job OF
work, preach a good sermon, try
law suit well, doctor q patient,
or write a good article when be
feels miserable and dull, with
sluggish brain and unsteady ner-
YES, and none should make the at
tempt in such a condition when it
can be so easily and cheaply re-
moved by a little Hop Bitters. See
other column. -AUaRy Times.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-07-09
A Good lndOrsensent.

The we'll known Missionary,
Rev, G.. Horsford writes, / have
been greatly afflicted with Liver
complaint, nay doctors said l
should never get over it,but hear
ing your Spring Blossom so high
ly spoken of, thought l would
try it, | am glad | did, for though
/ had to take nearly 8 bottles Of it,
it has thoroughly cured me-" l
should like to takesome back with
me, what do you charge by the
quantity, Prices 81, so cents,
and trial bottles 10 cents. For sale
by Z. c. Williams, Jr., & Bro.
druggists.
There is no reason why an ell
derby dressed woman shouldn't be
we'll preserved. The young ones
have go much sugar in their COM
position you know.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-07-09
Notice to Creditors.

10 the Creditors Of Joseph 3. Miller,
deceased.
In pursuance Of decree of the Circuit
Court of Berkeley county, made in cause
therein pending, TO subject the real estate
of the said Joseph B. Miller to the pay
ment of his debts you are required to pre-
sent your claims against the said Joseph
B. Miller for adjudication to w. B. Coils
ton. Commissioner, at his office in the
said county, on or before the 10th day of
July, 1881.
Witness, S. H. Martin, Clerk of said
Court this 18th day of June, 1881.
S. H. MARTIN,
junl8 At Clerk.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-07-09
MRS. GARFIELD.

The New York Chamber of Com
MERGE have subscribed $3.50 900 as a
present to Mrs. Garfield, as token
of their esteem and sympathy, and
as means of relieving the mind of
the President from all anxiety with
regard to the future of his family.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-07-09

1t would save great deal of
embarrassment TO clergymen and
add to their revenues if they were
to charge a fixed rate for marriage
say IS for the first cfence,$10 for
the second, and 500 for the third,
and so on.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-07-09

Col. James G Clarke, formerly
of FreGeri TX. Nd, and president
of the G, & O. Canal, was last week
elected vice-president of the Hi
nois Central Railroad. at a meet
ing of the directors Of that road,
held in New York city.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-07-09
Notice 10 Creditors.

To the. Creators Of Thomas Richards,
deceased.
In pursuance Of a decree of the Circuit
Court of the County OF Berkeley, made
IN a cause therein pending, to subject the
eti estate of the said Thomas Richards to
the payment Of bis debts, You are requir-
ed to present your claims against the said
Thomas Richards for adjudication to John
I. Picking, Commissioner, at his Office in
the said county, on or before the l6th day
of July, 1881.
Witness, S. II. Martin, Clerk of said
Court, this 1854 day of June, 1881.
S. II. MARTIN,
junlS-4t Clerk
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vERTIsINc RATES
THIS PAPER

May be found on file at Gro. P. RowELL
Il Cos NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING BUREAU
Gle Spruce st. where advertising con-
tracts may be made for it in New YORK.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-07-09
SATURDAY, JULY 9. 1881.
THE PRESIDENTS CONDITION

The latest official bulletin issued
from the White House represents
the condition of the President as fa-
vorable and hopeful.
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.jun25.3n.
SHOE MANUFACTORY,
on MEST MARTIN sTREET,

one door west of Rauch's Brick Buildings.
| desire to say to my old customers, and
all who may feel inclined to favor me
with their patronage and confidence, that
| hope by strict attention to business to
merit and retain it.. All my work war
ranted, and prices to suit the times and
scarcity Of money. A call is all that is
desired to convince my patrons that
mean 10 do business. Special attention
given to
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-07-09

I@B~ Remember The place-West Martin
street, one door west Of Rauch's Brick
Buildings. iy2-ly,
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CEMENT PATCHING,

and repairing in all branches neatly done
Thanking my customers and the public in
general for their liberal patronage ex-
tended me in the past respectfully so
licit their future favors.
am respectfully,
]. Il. SHERRER.