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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-03-12
BUSINESS LOCALS.

MR.. e. HEFELEY, Of Highland Stock
Farm, Somerset county. Pa, has made
arrangements with Mr.. b. Givler, to stand
two Of his celebrated Stations at
his stables, in Martinsburg, fer the
coming season. The one Is heavy
Draft Horse, weighing 1900 lbs. The
other is trotting.bred Stallion of the
Mambino Chief stock, bred in Kentucky
Mr. Hefiley is the proprietor of q first-class
stock farm in Pennsylvania, and the
breeders and lovers of fine horses will be
pleased to know that they will have an
opportunity TO breed to FIRST. class Slres.
The horses will be here about the middle
Of March. For pedigree and terms, see
bill. poster.
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CONCERT.-The concert given by
Prof. Dunham's class, assisted by
Miss Lola Scheu, Messrs. Emmert,
Doll, Staley, Bushnell, Ballet and
Riddle, under the auspices of the
Young Mems Christian Association,
in the rooms of the Association on
Tuesday night, was a decided sue.
cess as to the entertainment offered.
The attendance, owing to the in
clemency of the weather, was not SC
large as expected.
The exercises consisted of various
choruses, duettes and quartettes
rendered with marked effect. The
duette of Misses Houseworth and
Brantner was especially well render
ed for children of their age.
Prof. Durham is a thorough
teacher of vocal music, as was evil
dent from the excellent training
shown by his class.
We learn that the concert will be
repeated in the course of few
weeks.
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A RESPECTED COLoRED MAN
GoNE.-The funeral of Shelton Will
liams, took place from the Presbyte-
rian church, on Monday afternoon
last, at which time quite a large
congregation assembled, both white
and colored, which may be taken as
very suggestive of the position which
he held in this community. He was
a quiet, peaceable man, his.services
always being in demand for he was
known as one of the best house ser
wants in the town, and was honest.
He had been suffering for a long
time before his death, and during
his sickness was faithfully attended
by both, the former and present pas
tors, of the Presbyterian church /;
the latter preaching very impress
sive and solemn sermon, at his fun
eral, and warning all present to have
the same hope at death that Shelton
Williams had at his.
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DEAD LETTERS Following is a
list of letters remaining in the Post
Office of Martinsburg, West Va,
Mar. 5, and will be sent to the Dead
Letter Office Mar. 10, if not called
for. Persons calling for these letters
will please say advertised:
Albert Barber, Alfred Bates, Miss
Mary Buzzard, III. w. Catlett, Miss
Amey Hill, Mr.. Jos. Hanan, Miss
Eliza Horn, Robert Harrison, Miss
Lille Lahore, Mr.. George Ritter,
Mr.. VIM. Swain, Mr.. r. Shipley.
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Look at This.

Doors AND SHOES at Gettinger q
Hoke's, at popular prices.
Mems heavy boots at SLIGO to 81 90.
Boys 9 a. at LOO " 800.
Womens leather shoes, LOO +" 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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WHAT REMAINS OF THE FREE
LECTURE CoURsE.-The temporary
sickness of Hon. Daniel B. Lucas,
prevented him from delivering a
lecture on the 4th of March as was
expected. 1t is now uncertain wheth-
er his many engagements will allow
him to lecture for us this season.
The next lecture will be delivered
on the 25th of March, by Professor
Shumaker, of the Chambersburg
Academy, and handsome enter
tainment may be expected from him.
Hon. VIM. L. Wilson, of Charles
town, will close the course some
time in April, with what we may
anticipate as being a fitting cap
stone to the lofty edifice which his
predecessors have erected.
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NSBURG INDEPENDENT.

By reference to notices in anoth-
err columnit will be seen that Messrs.
Emmert II Fiery, Dry Goods mer-
chants Of this place, have enlarged
their store room and have added q
Carpet Department to their business.
They are an enterprising firm, and
will make this new department
worthy Of the patronage of the peo-
pie. They win keep a large and
complete stock of carpets, oil.cloths,
&c. Call and examine them.
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THE LYcEUM.-As usual, the
audience which assembled to hear
the debate, was very large last Mon
day night.
Master Austin Rodrick acclaimed
well selected piece in very salts
factory manner. Messrs. Pauling,
Lyeth and DR.. Welsh were selected
as judges of the subject debated.
Resolved, That the Punishment
of Napoleon Bonaparte to the island
of st. Helena was justifiable.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Andrae.
Negative. f. Thompson and
Lewis Gerhardt.
Decision in negative by two of the
three judges.
After the audience had retired the
Lyceum proceeded to hold an cleo
ton for full corps of officers to
serve for the ensuing two months.
The result was as follows:
President-Wm. B. Colston.
Vice. resident-Jno. A. Young.
Secretary-Samuel V. Fiery.
Treasures-Lee M. Bender.
Critic-D. s. Eichelberger, Jr.
Censor-Grant Pitzer.
Board of Managers-Charles An
drea and Charlas ID. Matthaei.
Owing to the meeting of Confer
ence, there will be no debate until
the 18th, when the joint discussion
with the Berkeley Springs Lyceum
takes place.
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One reason why Russian, sable
Is dearer now than ever before is
that the French dressmakers have
been using great quantities of 1t,
and thus make 1t scarce.
Fashion DEGREES that boys shall
remain in knickerbockers until
they break out in open rebellion
and refuse to be made guys of to
suit the whims of their mammas.
A young face, especially II the
features are small, look arch and
piquant in a poke bonnet, but an
old face or one with large features
becomes gorgonlike with such a
head-gear,
Do not imagine that the oyster
shell you may zee lying on my
lady's dressing table is remnant
of her last nights supper. II Is
only jewel case made of puckered
gray satin and touched with paint
to initiate the natural roughness
of the bivalve.
This is undoubtedly democrat
ic republic. But when q lady of
color appears with her baby In her
arms at one of Mrs. Hayes, recep-
lions, the Democratic portion of 1t
appears to be q trifie overdone.
The fitness of things demands that
on such an occasion babies, white
or black, should be left at home.
Some of the grotesque figures
and groups on the moro recent
doylies are very taking. Pick
wick on ice, Sam Weller drinking
his stepmother's parsons health,
and the marchioness as she plays
solitaire by Dick Swivsller's bed
side, are amusing and do not pre-
vent tho wiping ones mouth effec-
tually.
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Judge Faulkner is holding a spe-
cial term of court at Charlestown.
Boz Snodgrass is great believer
ia Garfield.
Newt Thatcher says nine dollars
beats nothing always.
Wisner & Logan have struck a
"bonanza. They will again get
rich off a daily.
Gen. Nathan Goff, Jr., has again
been appointed u. S. District Attor-
ney for this State.
E. G.. Jeffreys, Esq, of Grafton,
Deputy Collector of Revenue, was
in town Monday evening.
Duff Turner, of this place, and
employed in the Government print
ing office at Washington, is at home
on ''sick leave.''
Dave Fitz and Dave Shaw, boys of
this town, who have wintered in the
mining regions of Colorado, recently
started on three days journey on
snow-shoes, while Ohio Alburtis, of
the same outfit, stays in the old camp
to mind the "shanty."
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1T COSTS YOU NOTHING
TO LOOK AT OUR
Spring! SPRING.
OVERCOATS AND ULSTERS
Bakers Building. d. WE'LL.
0 LOOK AT oUI

Quick sales nd small profits al the
New York Bazaar. The greatest bar
gains ever offered in this town be-
fore is $500 yards prints in 300 differ
ent styles, the best at only &c. LOCO
yards of muslins, bleached and brown,
the best in the market, from &c. to IL.
Come one and all to secure bargains
1 offer this bargain only for the next
80 days. Louis Bouton s old stand.
mchl24t
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Great Bargains.

/ desire to call the attention of thssy
public to the cheap line Of l0-4 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 y
competition-call and see thcm--JO~
SEPH III. SHAFFER,
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REV. j. e. WIDMEYER, pastor of
the U. b. Church in this place dur
ing the past year, has been appointed
to the Winchester mission. Mr..
Widmeyer has served his people here
we'll and faithfully, and they will re-
greet to lose him. He will be sue
ceeded by Rev. J. w. Underwood.
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THE styles in clothing and Gents
furnishing goods this spring are
"nobby" and very handsome, and
reasonable in price. Mr., d. We'll, as
usual, determined to give his custo-
mers the benefit of all advantages, is
off for New York to lay in stock
suitable for the season, which will
be offered over his counters in a
short time.
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New White Goods.

Persian Lawn, India Linen. Tarle-
ton and Piques, also Hamburg Edg-
ings 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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Ihave just returned from New York
City, where l bought about So GOO
worth Of goods from bankrupt sale.
all first-class goods. Please call at the
New York Bazaar; there you will find
all you need at a very low figure.
mch12.5t LOUIS B0UTON.
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1t would be better for Us all If
We had the simple faith OF the
poor negro who said, IF see in
dee Bible that l must jump
through q stone wall I'm gwine
to jump at il. Coin through 1t
belongs to God; jumpin' at 1t be-
longs to me,u
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Army musicians are supposed

Army musicians are supposed
to do their fighting by play-tunes.
Men are geese. women are ducks
and birds of feather flock togeth-
err.
Swans sing before they die"
They have to, if they sing at all.
The first grand jusy in America
met at Boston, September 1st 1852,
and presented one hundred Often
Cas-.
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THERE was a sharp contest over
the appointment of Road Supervisors
by the County Court. Each town.
ship had full complement of ap-
plicants, and the Commissioners
have had foretaste of the pleasures
of being elected to an office, one of
the duties of which is to make a
adozen or more minor appointments.
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Fer Rent.

Four Store Rooms, all on King St.,
two Of them 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. 12-7t.
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Pianos for Sale.

/ bave on hand couple Of good seq.
ond hand Pianos for sale, which Will
be sold very cheap. Also Organs al
all prices, and on any kind of termsr--
For information see ED 4. PAUL.
Gen'l Agent, No. % East Martin 50. :.
near B. & O. r. r., Martinsburg, w
Va feb.5-1mo~
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C0numdrum .

Conundrum. Why is DIR. Thorn
as Eclectric Oil like glazier !? Ans.
Because it takes out bad palms.
Moreover it relieves throat and lung
complaints, piles, kidney troubles,
etc., is economic, prompt, pure and
is composed of six Of the best oils
known.
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THE committee appointed by the
Council to disinfect the stone build
ing at the Queen street crossing, the
property of the B. g. 0. r. r., have
used forty.fye bushels of lime in the
operation. 1t must have been a very
foul place, or the lime was very weak.
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Wanted

1000 lbs. Live Chickens, for which l
will pay 8 cts per pound cash, at g. ID.
BLOCHER'S.
1000 lbs. Live Turkeys, for which i
will pay 8 cts. per pound cash, at GEO.
BLOCHERS.
2,000 Pair Pigeons, for which / will
pay Is cts. per pair. at BLOCHERS.
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Farmers, Sewed KID Fools,

A very superior article of heavy
Sewed Kip Boots, especially desired
for farmers, warranted in every par
ticular, at
GETTINGER s. HOKE'S.
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Old Age and sacrifice.

Dean Swift was more pungent
than consoling, when he declared
that men who suddenly become
virtuous in their old age after
having lived as they pleased all
their lives. are only making sac
rifice to God of the devils leavings.
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WE are indebted to the Lutheran
church, through the kindness of Mr..
H. n. Deatrick, for the use of their
coal oil lamps while publishing our
daily. The church having put in
gas, has dispensed with the use of
lamps.
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REV. f. M. B. RICE, in talk to
his congregation Sunday night, con-
graduated his membership on the
successes of the year. He announ-
ced that out of membership of over
400, there had only been two deaths
during the year, and no death in the
large membership Of the Sunday
School,.
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THANKs.-Hon. Geo. f. Evans
is entitled to thanks fol- first sixteen
pages of the printed acts Of the Leg
islature. I'VE hope the public prin-
ter will get them all out promptly.
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Mr.. IFM. Dock, who few
months ago left here to take a place
as firemen on the Chicago division
of the b. and o., we learn was badly
scalded GU Tuesday by the engine
being ditched, caused bya broken
rail
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Col. JOHN SLY died at Point
Pleasant, Mason county, this State,
last week, in the ODD year of his age.
He was born near Harper's Ferry in
1892, and removed to Point Pleasant
in 1920.
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SNOW never fell faster thar it did
for about two hours Wednesday
morning. The ground being wet
and soft, it melted almost as fast as
it fell, otherwise it would have been
eight or ten inches deep.
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Our Ancestry.

When we hear a man boast of
the length OF his ancestry, we are
reminded Of the quaint saying of
the farmer. "The older the seed
the worse the CROP"
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Dwelling For Rent.

A good dwelling for small family
with elegant garden rent moderate, co.
q good and prompt tenant.
Feb.l9.u. H.GETTINGBR.
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The Shaker Garden Seeds have given
more satisfaction and are mere relil Bile
than any seeds sold Ia this country.
They have stood the test for more than
forty years and have never failed to
please. For sale only by
mchl2tf j. l.. W. BAKER.
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Mr.. ALFRED QUENzEL was in
Washington at the Inauguration,
and left his gold watch with pick
pocket, for safe keeping.
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Everybody lis buying their spring
supply OF Furniture At SANER'S. let
all in need come, a. ne is adundantlv
prepared to fill all orie ).
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MISS JENNIE LITTLE would in
form the ladies of Martinsburg and vi
cinity that she is prepared to do all
kinds Of
DRESS MAKING
in the most satisfactory manner -
Rooms on Race street, at the residence
of Mr.. George F. Evans.
Mar. 5-3m.
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Don't forget when you call at Fl
N. DEATRICK'S to examine his
stock of Elan nels, as he has the most
select stock in the city. Next doer to
National Bank.
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Hats and Cans.

l have just received large line Of
these goods for Men, Youths and Rcys,
selected from one of the largest stocks
la the city. III. N. DEATRICK.
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Far Sale.

One hundred and twenty acres or
good land, in price $500, or
will exchange for Real Estate in Berke-
ley county--see j. III. BRIST0R.
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A good thing TO buy for Conference,
is nice Granite Iron Tea or Coffee
Pot, with nickle mountings for sale
only by w. L. JONES.
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Trunks, Travelling Bags &c, a 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 Queen ST., Blondel s
building.
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HON. J. T. HoKE, of Keyser, had
the misfortune to be robbed of a fine
gold watch on the train, on his way
to Washington, on Friday.
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The ground is still covered with
three or four inches of snow, and the
indications are for another fall before
this disappears.
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Whom in town, don't 'orget to zee
SANER. He has the largest, best an d
cheapest stock of Furniture in Mar
tinsburg.
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ANOTHER instalment of ministers
arrived on the l O'Clock train yes
terday.
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If any of the citizens of the town
have forgotten it, we desire to re-
mind them that it is violation of
the ordinances to throw ashes on the
streets or in the alleys.
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Blue Front.

Our friends and the public in generI-
al are respectfully informed that in adj
dition to cur establishment, we are pre-
pared to make Boots and Shoes to Or
der, at the lowest price; also repairing,
neatly and cheaply done. Our Mr.. DA-
Wis will give this branch of our busi-,
ness his personal attention. JOHN HI.
DAVIS & CO., Queen St., opp. Mar
ket house, Martinsburg, w. VA. t.
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Wait for Emmert and Fiery's
new stock of Carpets, Oil Cloths,
and Mattings. They are going to
sell some cheap Carpets this
Spring.
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ABOUT fifty workmen are employ
ed in the erection Of the new bonded
warehouse at the Hannis Distillery.
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THOSE Of our citizens who attend
ed the Inauguration ceremonies at
Washington, have returned, and
were well pleased with the trip and
the sightseeing.
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Boss SILVER, of Illinois, who has
been visiting friends and relatives in
this county, left for his home on
Monday.
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FIRE-wooD, which has been very
scarce in town during the win ter, is
now coming in rapidly.
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THE list New York Regiment
passed through here Sunday night,
on their return from New Orleans.
They looked pretty well worn out.
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Fresh anc Reliable Flower Seeds
from the well known Florists Wick,
Reed and the Shakers, for sale by
j. l.. w. BAKER,
mehl2tf Druggist,
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Between the residence Of Mr.. w. b.
Geyor and Mr.. George Couchman, o.
Black Grape Veil. The finder viii ba
literally rewarded by leaving It at III.
s. Hyde's Jewelry store.
Feb 1924.
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CALL at w. l.. Jones' Jewellery Store,
and see the patent table forks, as cheap
as the otd style.
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IT has been a long, continuous,
hard and dreary winter, and every
body is signing for the sweet spring
time and the song of the birds.
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The Best.

Just received 25 Springfield Watches
the best made; also, sample Of Rock
ford Watch. Come and compare them,
and be convinced that the Springfield
is the Standard Watch ofthe World
AT HYDEs JEwELER Store
iyl7.tf
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Insure in your Home Mutual Insnr--
ance Co. Rates lower than given by a..
foreign Joint Stock company.
See A. Fl. Troxell. Sec., for informa-
ton, OF any ofthe officers.
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Duplex, indestructible and variety
Of all kinds at oil prices. to suit purchas--
ers; also line OF new Hosiery.
q. w. HOKE.
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Special Attention.

i desire the attention of the ladies to
the splendid line of Goat end Kid
Boots just received. Ladies French
heeled Goat Boots for 1926. Ladies
Kid French heeled Boot for s. % at
JOS III. SHAFFER'S.
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THE weather is softening, and the
walking is horrible. Will spring
ever come?
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Public speakers and lecturers
can use their voice continuously
and with safety by taking small
or Alternative doses of DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
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just received splendid quality Of
Ladies' Gum Shoes, at so cents-J. H.
SHARPER.
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THE small pox is raging at Hunt
ington, this State. The Merchants
Hotel is quarantined, with ropes
stretched about it, and a black flag
flying.
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DRESS MAKING
Corns Can be Cured,

Why suffer with corns when Peps
Corn Solvent is q SURE cure. Price &c
cents bottle. 1t is warranted to cure
or the money will be refunded. For
sale by GETTINoER & HoKR,
Agents for the manufacturer.
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SATURDAY, MARCH IL, 1881.

THE farmers say they will hardly
be able to turn a furrow this month.
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Good Brown Sugar for &c; and tho
best Coffee in town, at J. II. SHAF-
FER'S.