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Extracts from Official Documents Of the q. S. Gosera.
faent:
GA purely natural mineral water impregnated solely
with its gas"
U.s. Vice Consulate, Cologne, Germany, Oct 16 1877
Beyond question natural mineral water"
US. Consulate, Cologne, Germany NoU. 26, 1873.
THE Apollinaris Water as heretofore imported is
natural mineral water"
US. Treasury De apartment, Vashiagto7 D. c. Feb. 81
1879.
Probably the purest, if not the only pure eerves-
cent mineral waters shipped to the United States"
Gen. Starring, Special European A9eat U. S. Treas
ury, Feb. &c. 1879
1t cannot be An artificial mineral water'
co., Ttehenor, S7eciGl European gent o. S. TREASURY
Aug. 81, 1881.
conclude therefore, that the water imported under
the name Of Aponaris Water Is an article which is
produced by nature and is not the handiwork of man
that it is natural and not an artificial water"
Charles d. Fot0er, Sec. u S. Treasury, JAM g. 1882.
THE ABOVE EXTRACTS DISPOSE COMPLETELY
OF THE VARIOUS ATTACKS MADE UPON APOI,-
LINARIS WATER BY INTERESTED MANUFAC-
TURERS OF AERATED WATERS.
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g PER Doe. artistic and beautifully finished,
Cabinet Photographs, made 10y Davis, 9-5 Pa ave.
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Dry GOops. recently damaged by fire, at half
value, at A. Echreuds 5. 707 Market Space.
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SELLING Off

We shall shortly commence to erect Four-story Blu
ing, second to none in the country.
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Special Weather BULLET

The chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
the following special bulletin to the press
The barometer is lowest in Manitoba and high
est ia Missouri aud Arkansas Ram has fallen ID
The HoTthwC 81: the heaviest reported rainfall In
the past twcnt y-fOur hours was It Knoxville, Al
inches SoutheTiy winds prevail IN the northwest,
soUthwS >tsTly in the lake H. On aud south At
lantir state. nOrtheriy in Ohio valley, Tennessee
and nsidIl- Atlantic stats. The temper. tuTe has
risen slightly IN the south Atlantic ST. ties, anu
about pc IN Dakota anu Montana; 70 has fallen
from 10 "a ec In the lake TeEon and about 15o IA
the OHIO lev; east NJ the Rocky mOUnt3iuS IL +
above t3.' rce tor the uCrta. The follow NJ
temperatures were reported yesterday aft, TnoOn:
HcriOik 667; Charleston. 20: savannah and New
Cr.anS- 10; Jacksonville and San AntOnia, sc !;
Galveston. 20.
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ENTERPRISE TEA CoHPASY have purchased fine
TTOcmneT's scale
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A P o L L I N A R 1 S i,
1.-THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS
British Med. Journal

The ONLY Spring which has been examined by the
Department of State and by the Treasury of the United
States, and the water of which has been expressly de-
clared to be natural mineral water.
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SENTENCES IN TEE HORSE TRADE CASE AFFIRMED
Today, IL the Court IN General Term in the ease
OF Joseph Rodgers and Christopher Hunter, alias
Nit Hunter, who were convicted on June 18th last
o. grand larceny of a mare valued at 500 from W.
n Peden, by means OF a horse trade, the Judgment
below of imprisonment one year each in tie Au-
burn penitentary, was affirmed.
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PURE OLIVE on ana macaroni at yelatrs, GO Ell
street northwest
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THERE will be a sale OF stock to close an estate
az Duncanson'S 9Th and d streets, Wednesday, at
o'clock p. IN. See adyt
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LOCAL MENTION.
The WeaasPr

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL. OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. DC. February IL Iss2. 9:30 a. m.
For the middle Atlantic states clearing weather,
BorthvesteTly Winds stationary or lower tempera-
ture, higher pressure.
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GEN. GRANT and u. s. Grant, IT,, each paid 81 600
I N pew at the auction sale OF the pews In DIR.
Newmans new church, New York putnam ana
Hunt also paid 81 900, Shepherd Knapp $3.50 and
Russell Sage $50 80 '-
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D0ct0rs Prescribe 10.
ministers recommend II, the people endorse t.:
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
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FussElLs Ice Cream and Charlotte Russo.
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FoRps OPERA HoUss-There was q merry audi
ence at the opera House last night The Akin
those present in a happy frame OF mind through
out 1T is not much OF play, but there Is some
good music I'm IT, and lots OF drOllery. somewhat in
The F0kes family style.
NATIONAL THEATER-J X. Emmett last night ap-
peared before crowded house at the National
lie has many new songs, new jokes and dances.
Fritz" is just as popular and as pleasing as ever
The CAPITAL THEATER was crowded last night.
The program this week embraces many original
ideas Hits were pade by the LarmartnP brothers,
Smith and Leopold. Frank McNiSh and the
Leland sisters, and Turner. Wriy and Turner.
r, TEE kIn I'M night at the Rink, Mr.
second exhibition OF expert skating.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. - Madame Camilla
iroo, the great v1Olinlst. viii appear at the Con-
gregatiGnal church this evening She win be
assisted ny Miss Marguerite Hall, Mr.. +. NJ. Pear
son ana tue Apollo Glce Club Madame Camilla
UrSO viii play the Grand Concerto in Z, op 81,
Ncndelss0hn, and the famous variation for one
string only upon the Prayer OF Moses in Egypt, by
PaCiniDi.
Lt>COIN HAtL-The Cary-Phflharmonic con-
cert which taxes place It Lincoln hall tomorrow
evening Will doubtless attract large crowd. An
excellent program has been arranged.
CHAPLAIN MCCABE will deliver his interesting
lecture on THE BRIGHT Side of Life in Libby
Prison, II Waugh NE church, corner 81 and A
streets northeast, Tomorrow evening.
MASONIC TBYPLE.-The annual charity ball for
the benefit Of tue Chdren's hospital will take
place at Masonic Temple next Thursday evening.
Tickets can be mad at hotels and drug stores, OF
the directors ana board OF lady VISITORS
MASONIC TEMPLE.-A grand military and civic
ball complimentary TO the ladies or the w. /. G..
general far committee, will be given to-niank by
The Washington Light Guard, ut Masonic Temple
hall valentine viii be presented to every lady
attending the ball.
THE ORIGINAL FISK JUBILEE SINGERS, whose
sweet melodies are FAMED the world over, viii
give four concerts at the Congregational church,
beginning on the evening OF the 18th inst.
CHAS. E. FORD'S COMIC OPERA COMPANY closed a
most successful engagement at the Opera House
on Saturday evening. giving the SOD performance
tn m .1Iiip line no
house in every part. Although Patience was
the chief production of the week, Audran'S "MaS-
cot" on Friday drew damned house. At both
matineeS last week many were turned away,
unable to secure admission. On each occasion
over two thousand tickets were sold. At the Sat-
urday matinee those unable To secure admission
might have been numbered by the thousand.
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"Alderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in 1S-lb "Ward" prints 55c. per 10
Also, cottage cheese, buttermflk and sweet milk,
DC. per at Cream, l5c. pint
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Entarrh xAT rho Rla Adnv
Gi.(kN) Howard

Singing, smaTting, Irritation of the urinary pas
sages, diseased discharges, cured by Buchupaiba
81, at druggists. Depot, 4S0 Penn. ave.
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For any case OF blind bleeding, tching, liberated
or pr0truding Plies that DeBing's Pile Remedy
fails to cure. Prepared by j. P. Miller. NJ. D., 9I5
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. None genuine with
out his signature Sold by druggists DISCO
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n WITCH performance.
Many wonder how ParEer's Ginger Tonic can
perform such varied cures, thinking ii simply
essence Of ginger, when in fact it is made from
many valuable medicines which act beneficially on
every disea sed ORGAN.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

ORANGE CULTURE in Florida. See special notice.
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c. NJ. TOWSoN'S,
$50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
South Side, near 7th street.
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Aliens Brain Food lis the Most Reliable
tonic Tor the brain and generatve organs. 1t posi-
lively cures nervous debility, loss OF memory, and
all seminal and sexual weakness All druggists
81 bottle; six for IS. Stout CROMWELL $50 Pa
ave. NV.
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HUGH STRIDER AGAIN CHARGED WITH STEALING
Iingh StrideF, young white man, was charged II
the Poilce Court to-day with the second offence O
petit larceny, IN stealing watch and chain AM
an overcOat from ChaS. W. Mattingly, who testI
ned that the defendant was rooning In the sam
house with him lately, and witness missed hi
watch. Policeman Breen testified TO arrestinr tn
defendant young lady testified that she Is /.
clerk In pawn shop, and the defendant pawne,
the watch in her store. He was committed 10
the action OF the grand jury in default OF $50
bonds.
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tnChe0n and Tea" says OF Hecfer'S Seff-raiSil
our; Il have found it invaluable In cake maxim
deed. have never achieved anything short
success when have used it,"
All Your own FauI,
you remain sick when you can get Hop Bite
at never fail.
Lydia Il. Pinkham's
getable Compound has rapidly made its way
Vor among druggists, who have observed
ectS on the health Of their customers. Send
IS Lydia E. Pinkham, 253 Western avenue, Lyn
ass, for pamphlets.
Truth is Mighty
Id has prevailed. See its triumph In Hop Bitter
An Article Of True Merit.
"BroWn's Bronchial Troches" are the most pc
ar article in this country or Europe for Thro
seases and Coughs, and this popularity is bias
Jon real merit
Always Refreshing.
A delicious odor is impaired by Florest,
logne, which is always refreshing, no matt
W freely used.
Elegance and Purity.
Ladies who appreciate elegance and purity q
ing Parker's Hair BaiSam. 1t is the best artiC
ID for restoring gray hair to its original coi'
auty and luStef.
A Varied Performance.
Many wonder how ParKerS Ginger Tonic G.
rIorm such varied cures, thinking ii simp
Sence of ginger, when in fact it is made fro
any valuable medicines which act beneficially
cry diseased organ.
Catarrh of the Bladder.
inging, smart1ng, irritation OF the urinary pf
geS, diseased discharges, cured by Buchupait
, at druggists Depot, 4s0 Penn. ave.
$1,000 Reward
,r any case OF blind, bleeding, itching, ulcerate
protruding Plies that DeBEngs Pile Rene,
lis to cure. Prepared by j. P. Miller. NJ. D., 9
rh street, Philadelphia, Pa. None genuine wit
It his signature. Sold by druggists disco
Aliens Brain Food lis the Most Reliable
nc Tor the brain and generative organs. 1t 20
rely cures nervous debility, loss OF memory, a.
seminal and sexual weakness All drugglS
bottle; Six for S.. Stout & Cromwell, $50
e. NV.
"Alderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every mornil
I'd delivered in X-lb. "Ward" prints, 55c. per
50, cottage cheese. butterlnilk and sweet miI
per at. Cream, 15c. pint
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ART SALE-There is now on exhibition at the
art SaiesroomS corner of 18th and streets an unu-
suafy large collection OF oil paintings, embracing
Two hundred canyaseS, bearing the names Of we'll
known European and American artists The sale
OF this collection VIII commence Tomorrow after
noon It 3. and win be continued every aftern oon
and evening until all the paintings are sold A
reference TO the advertisement viii disclose some
OF the prominent names represented in the cata-
logue.
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DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:
Robert johnson TO Joshua johnson, part =, So
300; 1900. VI. Ashford, trustee, to Hugh Hagan,
spart IL, so. sol 500.
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II ING'S ACE.
s14 SEVENTH STREET.
TAKE NOTICE!

STILL ANOTHER REDUCTION IN OUR PRICES
BEFORE REBUILDING.
200 dozen HATS of every style and shape. in FeItS
Beaver and Plush, Of the latest fashion and best
quality, at 20c., 25c, 40c, Soc, 15c., to s..
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RIVER TRADE. - Harbormaster Sutton reports
arrivals at the river front as follows Scr. Kate,
fehton, $4,000 feet lumber, Geo. A Sheahan
pungy Chief, slo0ps Wave and Addie, and pungy
Coral, Mckenny, oil with oysters for market
2.i0G bushels.
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COGNOSCO.

We take the following account of a
strange occurrence from the llagers.
town Globe: A few days ago q two
year old child Of Mr. Isaac S. Long, liv
ing near townsville, this county, while
playing about the yard found the head
Of dead chicken and amused itself by
examining into the construction OF the
lifeless part. A rooster belonging to
Mr.. Long. interrupted the child's inqui.
ries by violent assault upon the little
one, supposed TO have been incitei thro'
a fraternai feeling for the dead mate. -
Flying upon the Child. the rooster ap-
Piled his spurs with such forco that both
secame so tightly Embedded in the
cbilds skull that they pulled from their
sockets. Satisfied with his revenge the
Infatuated rooster left the child TO the
tender meroies OF its parents, who were
attracted by its cries or pain. An at.
tempt was made To pull the spurs from
The little sufferers head. but even by the
ard OF forceps The attempt was fruitless
DR.. VIM. III. Grimes was sent for, and il
was not until the spurs were cut to pie
ces that they could be removed.
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RoxNEY, July IA. 1882.

M. HARrER Our young fellow.
townslnan, JonN FINLEY. student at
Hamp len Sydney. has determined 10
spend his summer vacation for recres-
ton among the picturesque hills d val.
lsys Of his county and BY way Of ma
king his time useful to ME fsllow. ci,i-
zens ~ well ~ pleasant and recres.ive
70 himself, has very laadahly accepted
an agency to introduce among the good
people Of Hampshire new patent churn,
which he very kindly exhibited 10 me to.
day. The churo 10 . glass cylinder a.
bout seven inches In diameter and above
tTo feet in height. 1t can of course be
made Of wood. tin, terra Gotta, stono-
ware or othe- suitable material and 81
suoh siac a. may suit the purchaser
The dasher consists OF three prongcd
paddle. which is worked horizontally in
the cream by means Of an ingeniously
oontrive I crank or rather lever run
ming from side to side with an easy and
comfortable motion and Is worked by an
attachment on a level with the elbows
OF person sitting down. A palm leaf
Ian IS attached by which the operator
(who may be child or any othcr) will
he comfortably famed by the mere mo-
ton OF the lover, and by the same mo.
ton. by the attachment Of feather or
twis. the flies will be kept at respecta.
BILE distance. IL is an admirable inven-
ton to make butter-making it a pleas.
ant task instead of labor. The pro
duction OF butter seems to DO matter
OF few moments. at any ratio Of FIVE
minutes and IL can he done any whore n.
boat the house without sp!ashing or any
annoying results.
Th: IN ,st favor ,ble cir:um stances for
the rapid production of butter seems to
he. To nave Your cream we'll turred and
at the temperature OF 81 Fahrenheit.
l heartily recommend tho favorable
reception Of the Invention uu,ier the
auspices OF our young friend, in our
county, which is SO favorabIy adapted
TO the produces OF the Dairy.
COGNOSCO.
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South Branch Intelligenoer.
William I1Vrpcr, Editor.
oF:s Garner Mai" and Grosel Lane SIS.
RoMNEY, WEST VIRGINIA.
T z n NJ .

rvo DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS per
,.,pm -or TWO DOLLARS il paid in advance.
&, rsper will be discontinued except st the
,niiou ofihe publisher until ali aIrearages have
b,,s settled.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
The rates of advertising are, for an inch or
-, Oys DOLLAR Aso Fury CssTs for three
.,.f;;ous-larger ones in the same proportion.
sch Continuance 3T4 cents.
Oltrtsrly, half yearly, and yearly advertise
,.s,,iaseited at aliberal reduction on the above
Yearly advertisers discontinuing during the
,,,t will be charged regular rates.
10 advertisement I 10 be considered by the mon tn
0, year anless specified on the manuscript or pre-.
,msly agreed upon between the parties.
Resolutions OF associations, muuications Of
limited interest," and notices Of deaths exceeding
IN Llsss will be charged Eve cents per liuo.
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SOUND BooTs.-YIsooUSr CRANpRooK
recently narrated n telling aneodote
when distributing some science prizes to
workinsmen. He begged the medalists
and prize winners not to be pulled up
with their own Importance because they
had answered certain questions in chem.
lstry and physics without a mistake. It
was most gratifying to know that they,
as hardworking bandicraftsmen, were
well grounded in science; but, for all
that thoy were not yet chemists. An
old oobbler OF the Viscounrs acqnaint-
ance was exceedingly proficient in the
subjects taught at science classes; he
knew pretty we'll every star in the heav.
Gus by name, bis knowledge Of morgan.
ic chemistry was profound, and he was
one OF the best drsughtsmen in the vil-
lage. But, after all, his great pride was
TO make sound pair OF boots.
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DR.. SAMUEL W. FRAScrs, Newport,
X. l., reports the successful treatment of
an acute case of pneumonia by the in
halstion Of sulphuric ether. lie saws
that 1T seen early, during the frat stage
by inhaling ether for thirty minutes
every six hours, many severe and pro-
tracted eases ef sickness would be ar.
rested DR.. Francis recommended in.
halsIion Of sulphuric ether for broncbi-
It's in 1868. -Scieaiifs American.
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NEWSPAPER LAWS.

Subscribers who do not give express notice to
HE contrary, are considered as wishing 10 con-
,inue their subscription.
II subscribers order tho disconfinnance of
t5eir periodicals., the Publishers may con iuue
!. send them uutil all arreatages are paid.
n the subscribers neglect or refuse 10 take
,hejr periodicals from the oiIice to which they
,-s directed, they are held responsible until
they have settled their bills and ordered them
Discontinued. ,.s
Any person who receives a newspaper and
makes usa o! it, whether he has ordered il or
syL IL held in law To be u subscriber
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The RAILROAD
Has CONE a last a.d srsa. rsvela,io. 10 price.
THE BOTTOM OUT!

TEE une~sigued has just returned from ID.
Il hast With LARGE and we'll selected
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~ iSVEYING

'r''gned woulGrespeotfuny inform,
" en9. VI the county ofHampshire Tho,
I.a.fs.. DO Su1"V upontbs
Is. b. '',,ee; Oeice--iht one occnp,ed nv ,hs
Marc, Upton, Romnez. westVs
- $40 A. MONROE.
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All kidney and urinary complaints,
especially Brighrs Disease, Diabetes,
ADD liver troubles Hop Bittors will sure.
ly AID lastingly cure. Cases exactly
like your own have been cured in your
own neighborhood. and you can find
reliable proof at home OF what Hop
BitteTs has aud can do.
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SPRING AND SUMMERS
GOODS,

which be is determined 10 cell at the lowest pri-
ces Tor Cash. and all kinds Of Country Produce
taken taken ia exchange for Goods at cash prices.
VIII sill purc brown Sugar at aud Orleaus at
~ eents, tne bsst Rio Cote NJ IL to "a ceau
lasses 60 cents per gallon. Iron PeAm Piow
points 70 cents, Prints to cents, q large
lot OF Co.tonades away down. . large lot or
iadies' Trmnsd Hats and Sunshades. Also. .
large lot halesa Hats and other STRAW goods
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NOTECE.

AT INSTITUTION Deaf DUMB s,iDd
EIATIE ES5I Cs5 made and Ken.
ovatcd.
BROONIS for sale by the dozen, and
exchanged for Broom Corr
Orders filled in the Shoe aad Tailor shops
Apply 70 the Shops.
PRINCIPAL.
Romney w. Va. Nov. ~, 1880.
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NHR a week "a your osn tow Terms aad
DOO - outfit free. Address n HALLETT
& co. Portland, Maine
April 7, SEA IT,
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Professional Cor,ft.
DR.. X. w. DALEY.

HAS removed to the house go long occupied
!! by The late Mrs. Susan Jacob. Office tie
ne occupied by the late 5. X. Lupton, where
u can tie fuuId By those needing his services,
r1tss lrcie, s,unally engaged elsewhere
R5mLry. april g. 1891.
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o.. BOOTS
~ A N ID 8 81 O e 8 i.

and lsesdymade Clothing. all away down. Al
so. have and will keep on hand, good supply
OF Flour for sale for cash or exchange foe wheat
at 40 lbs. per bushrl. and Ia lbs DIAL. Have
about 100 bushels Of Oats on hand for SALE
ES Persons wishing Goods will End my stock
complete in every variety Also selling the hes.
Moving Machine In the world tor Sos. Lock Le-
yer Buggy Hay Rakes for sac 90. Will buy
all kinds Of Grain and pay each for IL. Wan,
5000 lbs. WOOL at cash ma, ket price.
Thanking my friends for their kind and gener. .
Gus patronage, and soliciting a continuance Of
the same. Very respectfully yours
ii. STUCKEY.
Sedan. W. Va. May IL, 1882. Bun.
i. 81 have on hand ono 2-horse
VIM. Arson Wood Reaper, new and
all complete, warranted 10 Ito good work
will sell for SIS. Ii. S.