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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1882-03-10

New Dress Goods at l. w. Hartman's.
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GAS FIXTURES.

There is always a full line of
this class of goods to be found in
my store. Any that | have not
on hand l can furnish at shortest
notice, as low as city prices.
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The sale of the Welsh Hill school property
has been adjourned to Saturday, the cigh'
tccnth instant.
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SOCIETY BELLIES.

On account Of its remarkably delicate and
lasting fragrance society bellies are loud in
their praises of Florcston Cologne.
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ROOFING.

l am always ready to do good
job of roofing at fair price.
Satisfaction guaranteed or no
pay.
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DIR. FraZierS Root BitteiS,

New Crctonncs at |. w. Hartman's.
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G. {. Marr wants corn, oats, potatoes,
large and small onions, dried apples, butter,
eggs, lard and meat.
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The Great Bargain will positively close by
the latter part of March.
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Marriage certificates for the use of justice $
for sale at this Office.
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1t has for several years past been apparent
that Bloomsbury needs o nething to waken
IL up. The last census shows that il has not
kept pace with other towns in the county.
Berwick and Catawissa both increased their
populations very largely during the decade,
while Bloomsbury showed an increase of
only three hundred. II something is not
done soon, not only Berwick and Catawissa,
but even Ccntraia will eclipse the capital,
and Bloomsbury will have the proud dis
tincton of being the J1uth town in the
county The great necessity for bringing
new industries here has begun to be realized
by our business men, and special induce
ments have been offered different parties to
locate here. No town in the state can afford
greater advantages. The location is central
and healthy, water is plenty, fire protection
ample, living is cheap, and there is plenty of
room to build up large city. When the
woolen mills are built, the Fishing creek
railroad put through, and free bridge
thrown across the river not only Blooms
burg but the whole county will awaken to
new activity.
The Bethlehem 9imcs warns the public
against II fraud who has been imposing on
the people of that place He gives his name
as Emanuel Spencer and seeks charity by
showing his feet, which have been 50 badly
frozen as to have made amputaton of his
toes necessary. His stories are conflicting,
however; TO some he says he had them
frozen in Salt Lake, and to others during a
snow storm in Colorado, while snow bound
and acting as II locomotive engineer. lie
claims to have been foreman of the jury that
convicted Lee, the leader of the Mountain
Meadow massacre Spencer says that in
1866 he ran engine No. 4G (Neptunc) on the
Lchigh Valley railroad, but because of wreck
at Catasauqua, which was not his fault, the
authorities wished to suspend him, when he
left. This story is not confirmed. Times re-
porter having questioned an officer of the
company in reference to Spenccrs statement,
and was informed that there was no record
that Spencer had ever been in the companys
employ. The Times says the man is a fraud.
He is well developed man, robust and
healthy looking. and about six feet high.
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New Pant goods at I. w. Hartman's.
ALL Is WELL THAT ENDS WILL.

Remember that Lutz & Sloan will not b'
undersold on black silks.
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PUBLIC SALES.

Isaac Il. Yost will sell personal property in
Montour Township on Thursday March 23rd
az . a. m.
The administrators of Jonas IIartzcl, de-
ceased will sell real estate in Mifllin township
on Friday March oath at . oclock D. m. See
advertisement
Henry Fullmer, administrator of the es-
tate of Abraham Force deceased, will sell
real estate in Orange township, on Tuesday
March 2ist at 2p. IN.
j. G. and Obadiah Yocum, administrators
of Elijah Yocum deceased, will sell personal
property in Locust township on March 18th
and 18th.
ID. X. Sloan, executor Of John Sands,
deceased, will sell real estate and pcrso nal
property on the premises in Greenwood town
ship on Friday, March 10th ut 10 H. M. See
advertisement.
Peter 5. Karshncr administrator of John
Blilor deceased will sell real estate in Mon
tour township on Friday, March 10th
William Mostelar, II lministrAtor of George
Brccce deceased, will sell real estate in Mad
ison township on Saturday March 11th.
JOIN L. Kline, executor of John Kline Sr.
will sell real estate in Locust township on
Saturday March 18th. See advertisement.
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MARRIED..

In this city, Jan. 5th by Rev. c. f. Libby, Horace
Brown and Ada E. Alexander, both of Morrill,
In Islesboro Dec. 29th by Rev c. NJ. Rhoaties,
Mr.. Frank W. Adams and Miss Lydia 4. Sprague,
both of I5esboro.
In Islesboro. Dec. slst, by Rev. c. NJ. Rhoades,
Mr.. Andrew G. Nelson and Miss Esther II. Bah
bidge both of Islesboro.
In Thorndike Jan sth, by Rev. f. +. Ware Mr..
William T. Stevens and Miss Yetre /. Farwell,
both of Unity.
In Liberty, Dec 3lst. Mr.. Harvey II. Cunning
ham and Miss Linda A. Overlook, both of Liberty.
In Brooks Dec, oath, Mr.. John McTaggart and
Miss Dilla Jones, both OF Brooks
In Rockland, Dec 3lst, Eugene NJ. Brewster of
Camden, and Miss Mary 5. Brown of RUckand.
In Rockland, Jan. LIST, MIR. John W. Anderson
and Miss Lucia a. Shaw, both of Rockland.
In Waldoboro, Dec. 27th, Mr.. William \. Titus of
Bristol, R. and Miss Frances Gracia of w.
In Rockand, Dec. 26th, James simmons and Miss
f. NJ. Morn both of Rockland.
In Union Dec 3lst, Alexander D. Dart of War
rem, and Miss Carrie A. Brown of Washington.
In Camden, Dec. 2Sth, John A. Boardman and
Miss Ella c. Cpham, beth of Camden.
In Ellsworth, Dec. 3lst, Mr.. Wm II. Fernad and
Miss Eta H. Brown, both of Ellsworth
In Dedham Dec. 24th, Mr.. Fred J. Sylvada of
Bucksport and Miss Dora z. SWEET of Dedham.
In Mt. Desert, Dec. 18th, Mr.. VIM. E. Mason of
Mt. Deser, and Miss Kate A. Wilson of fremont.
In North Sedgwick, Dec. 10Th, Greedy W. Clay of
Bluehill and Aloha E. Hooper of Sedgwick
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LISCOLNvILLE. Excellent oleghng here sun
day. .Orrin Wade of this place, while at work I'M
Gould's MILL Camden, lost his forefnxer last week
by contact with a circular saw, while In motion. i
\. D. Ross, chairman of the school committee, is
teaching very successful school In district No L.
and his colleague, Henry A. Pierce, very eff ;iently
has charge of the primary school. The schools in
town are in good hands and the interest In eiuca-
tional matters among citizens is constantly in
creasing. Nearly ali Of the seventeen school hou
in town are first class and the most of them are
comparatively The "Amateurs" here will
present the popular drama, "The Little BrownJug'
and the farce "None deaf as those who won't
hear at an entertainment to be given Wednesiay
and Thursday, 18th and 18th inst -. @ ur town
boasts of being free from that annoying curse. al
rumseller. Drunken roughs from adjoining towns
who few years ago made weekly exhibitions of
this debauchery not seen here now. -. Mr.. JoI
seph H. Field of this town, who drives passenl
ger coach from here to Camden and to other places
when necessary, had a smash up Tuesday which
came near resulting very seriously. He had Capt
Gilbert Mathews and wife and Mrs Ross, and
had started for Thomaston. When near Camden
and going down the long hill just before entering
the village the polestrap gave way letting the car
riage onto the horses and making them unmanage4
able. The driver and passengers were thrown out
and Mr.. Fields received very serious injuries
about the head and was taken up insensible He
was brought to his home hera later in the day,
where medical aid was summoned. When last
heard from he was quite comfortable, though con-
sidered dangerously injured Fortunately the pas
ssnEers received only slight injuries.
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James Melvin is under arrest in New Brunswick
for bigamy, having had rive wives two Of which
were in Maine
An attempt has been made to steal the b odes
of Napoleon Ill and the Prince Imperial at Chsel-
hurst
Three boys who were using the powder magazine
at Jshkaloosa, Iowa for target, blew up 800 kegs
of powder and we're killed Much damage was
done and other persons we're injured.
A call has been issued for the committee appoint
ed BY the National Tariff Convention TO present
the views OF the Contention to Congress TO meet
in Washington, Jan. 18th VIM Rogers, of Bath,
Maine, is one Of the committee.
1t requres twelve and half columns of rather
fiue type in the st Paul Globe to give list of the
buildings erected in that city ia 1881, together
with the price of each, the owners name and the
location Nearly s., 800 600 was expended, and | :
POO was the number of buildings erected
Secretary B aine's letter of instructions to the
South American Republics is conservative. and
avoids meddlesomeness He proposes inter
national conference with Mexico and the South
American States, to be held Nov Both. next at
Washington, to discuss and promote mutual inter
ests. 1t is thought such conference will be held
Not one in 100 of the pioneers of Nevada the
Carson Appeal asserts, has $500 that he can call
his own The wealthy men of the State to day
are those who went there after 1865 The bonan
"a mines are exhausted Those who made the
great fortunes have carried off their money 10
New York to speculate upon or to Paris to spend
and enjoy
The business failures for the entire year of l9St
throughout the United States i stated BY the
merchants agency Of K G Dun Co to, be 5S2
involving liabilities of slightly over sSl 900 600
Failures for the year previous only 1}J,
with liabilities of S65 100000 The increase is.
however, regarded b. the agency small in pro-
portion to the number Of persons engaged in bust
ness The figures Of the year and the facts pre-
sented are interpreted by the agency as conhrma-
tory of the impression that the trade Of the coun
try IL prosperous and in a safe condition
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BOSTON Market.

SATURDAY, Jan. !.
BUTTER-Choice fresh western creameres are in
light supply, and command 3994l6c y ID, with fancy
marks held even higher; fall made northern cream
cries quotable at 81 d36c fine Franklin county, W.T.
October made dairy lots at 81 533c; good to choice
New York and Vermont fall dairy lots, at 21g3Oc;
fair to good do and straight northern diaries at 20
g2sc. Above are receivers quotations for whole
sale lots.
CHEEsE-Choice to fine factories, 49,. dl33tc u b ;
fair to good cheese. II 1l2A9c.
EGGS-Choice eastern, 20 1900 v doz; Canada and
northern PIE 929c; lined eggs. p 123c.
BEANS-The market is steady and firm at 81 80
45 T. bush for choice medium or pea beans. viii lie
yellow eyes are firm at s. 9093 %.
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HONEY = BEES.
The New System of Bee Keeping.

Every one who has farm or garden can keef
bees on my plan with good profit l have receiV
ed hundred dollars profit for sale of box honey
from one hive Of bees in one year / have obtain
ed over one hundred pounds OF box honey from
one hive of bees ten days SWarming controlled
No loss of bees IN winter 4 complete rsrolHtoa II
Bee Keeping. illustrated CircrlaT Of full partjcu
iayS free Address Mrs LIZZIE + COrToN. West
Gorham Maine 3m2
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


To all who are suffering from the errors and In
discrctions of youth, nervous weakness, early de
cay, loss of manhood, &c. will send recipe that
will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary il South
America. Send self-addresscd envelope to the
REV JOSEPH T. ISMAN, Station D, Ne,o York city
6m44
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

NJ Office is hereby given that the partnership
IN lately existing between FRANK w. COL
LINS and SAMUEL L. SLEEPER, Of Belfast,
Waldo County, Maine, under the firm Of F. w.
COLLINS & Co, was dissolved on the fourth day
of January 1882, by mutual consent. SLEEPER &
FIELD are hereby authorized to collect all debts
due the late firm of F. w. Collins & Co. and pay all
demands against the same.
FRANK W. COLLINS.
2w2" SAMUEL L. SLEEPER.
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The action Of COMPOUND OXYGEN in arresting
the progress of pulmonary consumption has been
so marked and constant in our administration OF
this new Treatment, that we are warranted IN say
ing that if taken IL tie early stages eight ont Of eeey
ten persons affected pth tbs deSease might BE- cured
In this disease, as every ore is aware, the only
hope of the patient lies IN the establishment OF
higher vital condition Now Compound Oxygen IS
agent that gives directly this and higher
vitality. But we cannot TOO earnestly urge the
necessity of using this Treatment in the VERY com
meaceo'eat Of Pulaoaa'y trouble md before the DIS
ease has made any serious inroads rpm tie system and
reduced is po'e' 70 coateNd rim 50 dangeroaS az
eaemg Foo many OF the cases which come to Us
are OF long standing. aud the chances for radical
and permanent cure just so far remote That Com
pound Oxygen benefits or cures, so large pro
protion of these, is often as much a surprise to
ourselves az to our patients Our Treatise on
Compound Oxygen, with large reports of eases and
full information, sent free Drs STARKEY Il PALEN
100 and / Ill Girard Street, Philadelphia, Pa,
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:
.utch Mr. nanfarth win nav Crockett until re-
eatly haa Been stationed in Boston hut has latter
(, Ieen messenger eu The boat. lie Is about thirty
wears NJ aec. has lived in Boston for a number OF
YEAR. bnt wa. formerly of Belmont
y-,,,., ,-.,,.>r,, e,,->.I, p. OF H The annual
'Aeel'ns Vas heid "4'' nv -. ,,,oosant but
te waldo last week ii,' 'as .',,n. ro,, render,
''l ! i'N , Notwithstanding or shedding
tae -"'''i''7 .,..+ous, AZ well as some |
t-t sep 'I'.' s,,, .,,,ir5 While the at.
''. -' , a.. .,r,a rouncils have en-
,.,, ,,,,{.,, tho circumstances
.-',..i..r ,hoo ,sro, were renre
l..,,.s am, .,i.,,nent of the body WAS
r. f,-.roon was occuried in
1885,. X, ,,r.,,ro .,,,,oit,ing
ETH, a.,t.,,+,,n a9d ra,arks for
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-13- rest discussion p teplc Duties
he n.rtiaate oranges "hioh IN fhe
-n.a worthy =. HreF bowen was opened
.i- ~ i''"9 NV
N- F''''' i''''"7 '"' ''leIS' i"' o.
F'-'HA E'3r iI' rs l'i'o"7-o h'rIeH
f-. l..'1 ''-.HiN'' tlte'oih' master Danlel
I"'a- l'S7. "''uSe' N'IIl"' 'Fer'eeI' IL
N--'i. range he'noh'' Lecturer ;.
i. .- Honest. Grange steward Joseph K.
tr- .l'ne-i y .'ra'.-o- AS-t steward. O. Blake,
an.- lrHHEe- Nh'i'aio' t'!Inan Roberts, Silver
iH-,.- grange waldo. Treasurer. Joseph Cor
&, n n
Progress Grange, Jackson cate Keeper,
Ar- 81 Bellows Freedom Ceres Oracle
t4vt. A"-ril, IolE1nai sister F. : Frohock, Bel
At ja.ier Amer. silver Harvest Grange.
Aiito iaev N-s.t steward. The star Of Honesty
,..e seemed in tic ascendant as VIII be seen in
-rarl ID the nuguig MI e4 received, and well it |
s-- t.1 Honesty Grange il q l5yt ana meritorious
4raa4l Tlo programme tor the ncxt meeting |
Wn'eu 'a tv Ae Aeld ,al Mystic Grange Belmont |
t III follows Forenoon 1T. Openins |
>.-rT-e-- AT. RaN rrte " Oranges ST. Lecture by |
gf f T
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DIED..

In this city, Jan. 10th, Mary II. Cunningham
aged about % years.
In Watertown, Jan. sth Miss Rebecca S. Atwood,
formerly of Winterport.
In Chelsea, Mass, Jan. Cd, Mrs. Lydia A., wife
of Fred l. Wheeler, aged 81 years and months.
In Rockland, Jan ID, Matthew r. Timer, aged 40
years. II months and 90 days.
In Augusta, Dec. 2Sth. Mr.. Warren Cooper of
Union, aged II years and months.
In Appleton, Dec 26th Mr.. Joshua sleeper aged
81 years.
In Warren, Dec. 23d, William Whiting, aged IS
years. months and Fl days.
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Valuable Property For Sale.

Situated at SOUTH BROOKS, con
ATSA-l sisting of story and half house,
fT5E7E3 with ell extension and store all
.s4EE514 connected, new thoroughly !uilt,
s4f@F4E@ furnished and painted, good Gel
lar and fine shade trees, two acres of nice land
about buildings, 1875 apple trees, grape vines, &c
Stable thoroughly finished and painted, 36x4O, eS
tension on north side IS feet wide storage she'd 2X
Sc; water in both house and stable. Stable has
basement and cupola with vane and cardinal points
A very attractive stand on good road, 20 rods
from postotlice, stores and school house. A bust
Brooks village. Good place for trade or manufac
ture. Would make good country residence for
professional or business man. Also thirty five acres
of good land onethrd mile from buildings, lays
good road. divided into field and pasture, cuts 6
tons of hay, will be sold with the above or separ
ately. Can be seen any time. Call on or address
AVE- j. |. WATTS, So. Brooks Me-
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The Grand Jury completed Its labors on Thurs
day forenoon of last week, finding but one indict
ment-Calyin Wyman, of Detroit, Chas. o. and
Llewellyn Wyman, of Troy, for an assault on
Samuel Fl. Badger Arraigned and pleaded guilty
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Rocklan. Plsintid IS Ivy =. AID br'rgs zion
to recover for professional services. Defence,
never employed him. Verdict for defendant G.
A. Perrigo for plff. j. E. Hanley for deft
n. B. Turner vs. Palmer Turner & al. Parties
live in Palermo. Action of trespass In removing
plaintiffs goods. The plaintiffs wife, who owned
the house, leased the premises to defendants. who
removed plaintiffs effects. Plaintiff sues to re-
cover damages. Verdict for plff., damages go.
Jewett for plff. Knowton and Fogler for deft.
Horace n. Monroe VS. Edward Dunton and wife.
Parties live In Linconvle. Action to recover
damages to grass and woodland on account of fire.
On trial.
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FURNACE FOR SALE.

A SECOND HAND FURNACE, good make and
y in complete order. will be sold cheap. Apply
JOHN B. WADLIN, Main Street
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REM OVAL.

TINE SUBSCRIBER wishes to inform her many
L friends and patrons that she has moved from
Church street to the rooms over Geo w. Burgess,
in McClintock Block, High street. where she will
welcome all Those in want of Il tirst-class Dress
or Cloak Maker are invited to call. Terms reason
able. Mrs. NJ a. SNOW.
Belfast, Sept 10, lSsl.-3Stf.
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Groton Mica Mining Company.
In accordance with Section s, of Chapter IS Re
yised Statutes of Maine.
Amount of existing capital stock I'M
assessable) Observation-Disclosures. s300,0OO00
Amount of capital paid in............ 6.-}5.00
Amount Of debts due from corpora
ton. Observation-Disclosures. 2.755.4O
te.................. ............... 5,793,5O
Amount of capital invested in ma
Chinery and fixtures. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1854
Amount of other personal property,
(stock manufactured and unmanu-
featured. $500
Amount of debts due corporation (cs
timated value) ........ ........... None
Last value of real estate. ............. None
Aggregate value of taxable property Not yet as
fixed by assessors. .........} sessed.
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NEW ENGLAND HOUSE.
Belfast Gas Light Compan

NOTICE is hereby given that the annual meet
~ ing of the above corporation, will be held 1T
the Office of the Treasurer Cat Belfast Savings
Bank on Monday, January 10, 1882, ut O'Clock
P. NJ, for choice of directors and for ransartns
any other business that may legally come before
said meeting. Per order
JOHN II. QUIMBY, Clerk.
Belfast Jan. ., lSS2.-2WI
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STOCKTON. Pownal Lodge +. and \. NJ, at
ihvir annual meeting last Wednesday elected the
following officers-W. NJ, WIN. D. Colcord; S. W.
W f. Gri1in J. W, Wilson Partridge; Sec'y, j.
VI Grant, Treas, j. NJ Ames; s. D., $. W. Staples;
j. u, H. W McCaslin. There will be a public In.
staliatloh ana picnic supper, Thursday evening the
i2th lnst.-..t X Daggett is loading Sch Empire
Capt. Closson, with hay for Boston. We have
now about one foot of snow on a level which has
improved the travelling very much. South Branch
Grange, Prospect last Saturday evening installed
the following "a officers for the ensuing wear: NJ
II. II. CHM; O., Che5ley Ridley; L., Cyrus Triyett
:. Orrin gray: A. 5, Jasper Gray; Chap. NJ H.
Haley; T, B. NJ. Eames; Sec, W. R. Heagen: G.
H., D. H. Hartman; P, Mrs. NJ. II Haley; +. Miss
d. A. Ridley; c., Mrs. Susan Bachelor L. A. S.,
Annett NJ. Shute. This Grange is adding new
members at nearly every meeting andis determined
to prosper. Amos Baker of New Sharon, Maine,
is teaching very successful term of school at this
village. The Universalist Church Socie ty have
engaged Rev. $. Goodenough for their pastor this
year. The society gave sociable last Saturday
evening at Hichborn's Hail. 1t was very pleas.
ant affair. Frozen ears in order last week
THE bark McGivery recently lost near Algiers,
was built in Stockton in 1868, for Capt. James
Nichols and then was principally owned here.
She was sold q number Of years ago to parties ont
Of town.
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call has been issued for the committee appoint
ed bv the National Tariff Convention to present
the views OF the Contention to Congress TO meet
in Washington, Jan, 18th VIM Rogers, of Bath,
Maine is one of the committee
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personal PROPERTY.

Also at the same time and place | will
sell the following personal property;
Shares Of Stock in Martinsburg Gs7
Company.
10 Shares of Stock in Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad Co.
I Share of Stock in Martinsburg and
Potomac Railroad Co.
TERMS OF SALE-0n Real Estate,
one-fourth of the purchase money in cash,
one-fourth in one year, balance at the
death of Mrs. Nancy Robinson, widow of
R. K. Robinson, deed, the deferred pay
ments to be evidenced by bonds of p =
chaser and secured by deed Of trust on
the premises, and to bear interest from
day o sale. The interest on last deferred
payment to be paid ann dally TO Mrs. Nam
cv Robinson
Terms ofPersonalty will be made known
on day Of sale
HENRY J. SEIBERT,
Executor Of R K Robinson, decd.
J. B KEARFoTT, Auc'r.
septic st
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Large Brick House

Bank Barn, Corn Cribs, Wash House and
other outbuildings, allin fine condition.
There is ne7er-failing Well of water
in the yard, and an Orchard of choice Fruit
on the premises For desirable home,
this farm is unsurpassed, being convent
ent to the Canal, Railroads, Mills, Chur-
ches and Schools.
Any one wishing to examine the prem
Uses. will call upol Mr. L. w. Robinson,
on the farm, or on the undersigned, near
Martinsburg, w Va
The crop OF corn growing on the farm
is reserved, the purchaser to get the land
lords share Of the crop of wheat being
seeded.
Possession given on lst Of April, 1883.