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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

sALEs-FmsT DoABD.-l,000 Petersburg Rail-
road - Class II ~ bonds at 76l, 1000 do. at 76k;
shares Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Rail-
road stock AZ 54h; 10 shares Petersburg Railroad
stock at 27t, so do. tB. b. ut 2si.
SECOND BoARD.-50 shares Petersburg Railroad
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gOyRT ORDERS.

xrIRGINIA-lN THE CLERKS Of
Y VICE ~ TIE CIR XIV riIE
I5ru DAY OF AUGUST, 1852 N.r-
- H. James administrator de bo"s no" 80 ,, ,i
lin James, dcceasei.......' ''''''' ''''
~ u,,r,,.,.. I. T.. Niche and ID. y. Noodhn'
itt'. -. IA h,ukruptcy ~ Peter l.. burr. ~
Ss,iiiaru r. Putney and Lucy =. his VIZ, -, -
T. and Virginia f.. his Nifc' me 'hlui' - "a
I'm nurress. deceased tnancs unhhoNnl. g
v'' ,.d iiurr,.s it,, three infant children vi ~
VIII ts,,,res. deceased names unknown, ana
J"hh h'S'''' Defendants.
oNAN AMENDED BILL ~ cnANcEHf'
The original iiil in this suit vas Med Tor uc pui
,o., Of sui,i,ctng the Lands ~ iel.r L. puiteS ~
4 Judgment lien IN favor - ha.un S ',ststreI
csa-ad, and under orders oi toHi. ~ S ,,sie
ii, the lind vas sOld and report uercoi hi~os.
-, t.",er l. Burr,.,s died befOr. further ptO,,"u,
Nv" .ero md and tie object Of us amehIc1 oai
% r,1rg In hel r. II Petcr l.. knrrs, hei0fe w
conrt ma 10 obtain an ORDER conhtliS u', ~, 49,.
~ the land, and directing W. ,o ',Hn,,,y ~.
uurchase-noney ana payinehS"' VIC P'''''
mand. M. .-.,, at.t Ina the eau,s.
~, the .etlndauts. John Cbssey Daniel ana MAI
! 40 bis vic, and the children OF dohn bnriess -,
I ceisod, whose names are nhs"on", SN ,Iat,sfnN
ans Of tbe stale Of Virginia, on the piashu,n
oen,ion A 4, ordered that the said john nesl :,
unl,i aud wife and she children or John JUL
s.cesased, DO appear here within ono hyhtn 49, ~
an. nnblicaiiop OF ibis order, aud DO "iAi Is ~.
eesxsry 20 prctect their Int .e.t "a tnis SUI ~,
nal couy or ulls order be published once IA M,
~ foar ssecessiye weeks In Tie kienn..a D's
n1tct. and another copy thereof posled AZ A..
Io,r 81 the court-hoase Of this county on S'' NV
!, day OF he next County Court: roppps CLERK.
HesISr 7. hgpAEp'rp
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Arab Pacha surreBdsrs Uncondi.
tiona11y.
General Sir Garnet Woisciey In Cairo-Ten
Thousand Egyptian Troops Lay Down
Their Arms.

LONDON, September 15.-The War Office
has received the following dispatch from
General Wolseley:
Benhdm, September l5.-Genera
Lowe has occupied Cairo. Arab Pacha
and Toulba Pacha have surrendered I'M
conditionally, and 10000 troops at Cairo
have laid down their arms"
GENERAL. woLsELEY IN CAIRO.
LONDON, September 15.-General Wolse-
ley has arrived in Cairo. whence he has
sent the following dispatch:
Cairo, September 15.-The war is over.
Send no more men from England. Mid
shipman Dechair Is safe. | have been re-
ceiyed here with open arms 10y all classes.
The soldiers are glad 10 return to their
homes. Our cavalry did extremely well
in the long forced march yesterday. Arab
Pacha and Toulba Pacha are both confined
in our guard-rooms. | VIII now change
my base from Ismailia to Alexandria. The
health and spirits OF the troops are excel.
lent.
THE BEDoUINs GIVING TROUBLE.
LONDON, September 15.-A dispatch to
the Daily Telegraph from Alexandra re.
ports that thousands Of Bcdouins descended
upon the Kassasin camp after the battle
was over. The British drove them of with
loss. Bedouins are hanging around Ismai'
lin in great numbers, and promise to give
troublp
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER IS. 1854
ARRIVED.
steamer Ariel, Clifford. Norfolk, United states
mail. merchandise, and passengers, l.. r. Tatum
superintendent.
Schooner William II. Kennel, soper, New York
light.
Schooner Imogene Dyerty. Curtis, New York
salt, Richmond and Danyille and Richmond aud
Allegheny railroads.
SAILED.
Steamship Old Dominion. Walker, New York
merchandise and passengers, g.. W. Alien Coz
agents
Steamer Pioneer. Plat, Philadelphia. merchant
disc and passengers. J. ". McCarrick. agent.
schooner G.. ID. Lothrop. snow. Boston, Goa
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. sEPT'R Is, 1889.
by Telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamer Iurav, SchcrmcrhOrn, Old Point ana
Hampton. merchandise and passengers. thesa-
peake and ohio Railway Company tand sailed ON
rcturn). .,,
steamer Northampton. McCarrick, Norfolk
merchandise and passengers, Chesapeake ana ONO
Railway Company land sailed on returnl.
| steamer Accomac, Dclk, merchandise aud pas
scngors, Smithheld. Chesapeake and ohio Hallway
Company land sailed on reiurnl.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK..

NEW YORK. september lj-No01.-NiocSsW weak
Money, Der cout. tXchanSc-Long- i~3s; short
4osA. state bonds neglected and IRE gulIr. COY
crHmcnts quiet.
Erentn Exchange, 1882. Govcrnmcnt-
strong and generally higher: new -, lulI; new
4&'s,Il3: new a.. TO-. Money. 6nlO ucr cent
>ialcs without feature. Treasury balances-Coih
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About four or Ave weeks ago wasafflcted with
a very aggravated type of Blood-Dlsease. COM
menced using 9. s., and after taking the first bot
tie felt so much relieved that | bought five more,
and an glad TO say, after using -four of them that
am entirely cured, previously having been under
medical advice for several months
G. G.. RATCLIFF. Richmond, Va.
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Flour-We quote: Fine, s8.j0@si, aneri.nl. =
s4.250tG.j0: extra. i.9OM:1 common 'u'''''
sJMtJ.75; Patent family s1H ff'2J'
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BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. September l5.-Nirginla s. de-
rrrrcd 10: consolidated. 30; second scrle.: 50
uast-due coupons, %; new lO-ius' ~ bid "-
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"S. 5. :. stands without n peer. The profession
will have TO acknowledge II Specific for Blood
Diseases DIR. y. l.. GALLOWAY, Monroe, Ca
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

NOR SALE. A GOOD-PAYING MAN.
II UFACTURING BUSINESS. The reason for
selling IS not because IL j. not paving business
hut on account of ill-heath. u a man means
business will convince him before one dollar has
passed Of the profits and the best Fart Is that ~ IS
= cash business. From $4,000 tO $4,000 irgnired
To purchase and run the business. Address
HEALTH,
50 1876 care Postmaster, Richmond, Va.
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
&c 9-Sa.TuNTh
BUFFALO LITHIA WATER.
BUFFALO LIrilIA WATER
FOR
HEMORRHOIDS, IRRirA-
BLE BLADDER, sc.
DE. CALEB WINsLOW. % McCULLoH STREET,
BALTIMORE,
Member Of the Medical and Chirurgical Faculty
OF Marylanl:

- 4 gentleman eighty years of age had long en-
durrd alternate CONSTIPATION ana DlAf-
RilnF 4. the former VERY obstinate and the latter
often profuse, and producing great prostration.
He also had irritation Of the bladder. which re-
qulrcd him TO uriuatc frequently, and thus dls-
turbcd his rest and sleep. go
:. For the latter affection | prc'cribcd Buffalo
Wafer Of Spring No. 2-half tunhler full four
times a day After Il week y use OF tile Water hi.
urinary trouble was 50 much relieved that nc had
unbroken rest during the night, and to my surprise
and 2ratihcitiOn his bowels gradually became
re,ulrtcd and his darrhna ceased. lie CONTINUED
The use of the Water only few weeks, At he enc
of Which time bis appetite ana strength "er'
greater than nc had known for years. Aiter an III
icrval of six months lac now appears to he IN per
feet health
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ROCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER
nOCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER.

DIR. JAMES 4. CABELL, \. NJ, VI. De-
Professor surgery and Physiology Unworthy Oh
Virginia, and President National Board OF
Health, says # these Waters:
"Itlsundenialle that an unusually large propnr-
tt.u ~ crave and Oh Innate cases OF CHROME bl'
- which have ba He'd the ordinary resource, 90
10 hrqiiuv art are annually cured. lht.c ~ -
,,.cs are INDIGESTION WITH GA~i EALN,i A.
DNSPTPSIA. DIARRllHA and Dl SrS - ~ :
IEi-COERUEA, sCROt ULA, ECHLAlA' EII'
The Springs are beautifully located IN ROCK
bridge county, Va. and arc open for The reception
# visitors from
,I,Nt. 1sr TO OCTOBER Isr EACH YEAR
CAPACITY, 1,od6 GUESTS.
The WATER iy bottled direct from the Springs
nacl,cd IN cases containing one dozen haii-sailoi
bottles.
For sale by the agents
PURCELL, LADD x co..
Richmond, Va.
And by druggists generally throughout ul
I-nI,ed states. Ask your druggist fora pamphie'
sc l5I
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After suffering from the worst Blood-Discases
for more than two years, and having been treated
by several eminent physicians, confined to my
room and bed the greater part Of the time, my
body covered with coppcr-colored sores from the
size Of pea t. that Of silver half-doliar. vas
wcllnigh in despair. At last commenced taking
:. : :. In short time began to improve In
ncsh, all the sores healed, and | coald feel and
know that was well aud to :. :. :. must the credit
be given Of my entire restoration TO health. have
not taken a dose f1r more than six months, andam
rs free from sores or bcinlsh as any one
LOTTIE Ross, Atlanta, Ga.
"Improyed after taking the first bottle Of :. :.
:. IN two week, was able to come home, finding
the waters were no benefit"
J. W. REID. Newport, Ark.
"Our science has not made known comhlna-
tioa equal 10 :. :. :. for skin or Blo0d-Dsclscs.'
TIL. MAssESBURG. Ph. G., Macon, Ga.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
&c 9-Sa.TuNThi
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ulIWAIfHER.

MILWAUKEE. September 15.-FiogI quiet and
unchanged. Wheat 6rm, but Jane; No, .. cash
In Air demand, bat lower; No. 2, Sc. Oats
stronger; No. 2. 3le.; white, 341c. Provision
higher Mess pork. 1890 cash and October .
foga 0rtncr at NJ ZSMt8.xS,
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

NEW YORK, September 15.-Cctton-Gress re-
cefpts, 10 bales. futnrrs closed steady sales, !05
sII.75ssll:7e; November, \ i.50essl l:5i De-
cewber. ell Aba 81 -yoj January. slloSg
sIi.75GsI1.76: April. sll.s6@s11.s7. Nay
81 .97ess1 1.eS; jane, 4I2-oSca S12.O9.
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ooK AND JOB WORK NEAILoi
BFXECUTED ut Tbs DisPAIep r"'N
HOUSE,
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DE. J. d. EGGLEsTON, HApDEN-sTDNEY'
VIRGINIA:
sin UABITTAL CONSTIPATION and IN
UTWORRIIOIDS dependent upon HEPAIi1 vi
STRVCTION | regard the Buffalo Lima alrI'
Snring No. . INCOMPARABLY superior To any
oihcr remedy which | have ever employed. lht
relief afforded by IL in CONsTI'ArIoN Is MOI ,.u'
t. any decided laxative property buI To- rs 1n9T'
Gffre pOwcr'' 8" l1.1ofl f'-V'-fN-'
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fYd,torial correspondence Baltimore Amcrican.l
GIESsBACu FALLS, SWITZERLAND. August
l7.-No one must expect continuous clear
weather when moving around among the
lakes and mountains OF Switzerland, nor
must he even venture far from shelter with
ont an umbrella. \ shower OF rain NAV
always I've expected at some hour during
The day. There is no assurance or little
nremoniiion rs to IFS coming or going. but
!, i inevitable, and the tourist considers
himself fortunate IL there are not two or
three sprinkles during the day. When il
becips to rain early in the morning, as il
has to-day. there is no calculating as to
when IL will stop.
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la
We .toDped al Interlaken at the ui Hn't
Hotel Victoria, which is not only 'ile 80 DcI.
Of an fbe hotels in lnterlaken but = TO-
cd az the finest establishment III oN,s~rr
land II cam compare favcraDiy III e. 49,.
him excent size with the United SAT-
Hotel nj Saratoga, all its management an atin
annointments being first-claSs. j w 'ao rt
d;ho,e is decidedly the best we n", ,,d he
with since we landed at Liverpool, anu ,lrS
furniture and bedding OF thg oh' .',;dc-
all that could be desired. nv ~ at
hooks all say that everything Is n title
Jr,crIoken. and when we came W go. .o"n
III morning looked for pretty s'I In,
III The entire cost. however, was 20 y"
40 A incIuding omnibus and DaggaSo, "
and from the depot. Each iaus ~ as
cd a pretty bouquet by the propr'e,oia rce
She entered the omnibus, ana the apao nav
% the usual crowd OF servants sceki,E Pc!
Tor something that they did not 90 W.,
n,,i,e remarkable. There were ABOUT i0at
Iwho left with us TO stop at Glesspach 81 + .,,
,or ,be night. en- route TO Brienz. no,'
- Good hoard TO be had at the Pe"S Sron
and smaller hotels Of Interlaken LOT 'i 90,
one 10 two dollars per day, ana ~ 1nr a
,taoes. nearly all OF which take ooa @at,nor
even lower rate. Among tne ,herti
ouests now there are Mr.. ana MIs. d tbre
Who we believe propose 10 spcn nh,,drer
wears In Europe to educate thc''
THE SWISS DOGS. aoos
There Is something apous 'ns
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IBy AssOciatcd IIuas' J

NEW YORK, september I'm lo'M ,hn in,erna-
moor TO. day the BRUSH ,o W." - The total
tiona military nrl lis n l,s.5; Americans,
1 COZ
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The Ideal Woman.

Her face is one upon which you
would love to look, though, if you
regard each feature separately, you
will, perhaps, find no remarkable
beauty in either. Her dress you
will scarcely think of describing in
detail, for the reason that there is
about her personal appearance an
almost indescribable air of superior
refinement and harmony-the true
exponent of her inner life. For she
has tried, and is still patiently try
ing, to bring all the parts of her be.
ing, physical intellectual and moral,
into perfect harmony with each 9th.
er. And then her whole being is in
harmony with the requirements of
the inexorable law, as she best I'M
derstands it. Her presence is like a
continual benediction of peace, be-
cause she cheerfully accepts for the
present just the position which it
seems best for her to occupy. As
piring to every thing above her, she
shrinks from no toll or contact with
that beneath, when necessary to ac
complish a high and holy purpose.
That which she seeks for herself,
she unselfshly seeks for those to
whom she bears the various relations
of life, whether it be that of daugh-
ter, sister or friend. No matter how
much she may give to others, she
does not herself become i%mpoverish-
ed. While she extends a helping
hand to intelligence beneath her she
keeps a firm hold on those above.
Thus constantly receiving more
than she a possibly give. Truly
independent in thought and action,
she will win true regard; her soul is
so kindly and sincere. She claims
little, but wins much by the inner
.ent power of her nature. BY her,
nothing which is really desirable to
be accomplished is regarded as impos-
sible. She believes in her heart of
hearts that the needed social re-
forms must come mainly through the
influence of woman, not SO much by
the acquisition of new position and
privilege as through the better n
Outstanding and Improvement of
those already possessed. Thus be-
lieving, if she cannot be happy she
is at least hopeful,ev when things
seemed most sadly out of joint.
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Piles.

Piles are frequently preceded by
a sense Of weight in the back, loins
and lower part of the abdomen,
causing the patient to suppose he
has some affection of the kidneys
or neighboring organs. At times
symptoms of indigestion are pres
ent As f1atu'ency, uneasiness of the
stomach, etc. A moisture like
perspiration, producing a very
disagreeable itching, particularly
at night after getting warm in bed,
is a very common attendant. In
t%ernal, External and Itching Piles
yield at once on the application Of
DIR. Bosanko's Pile Remedy, which
acts directly upon the parts effect
ed, absorbing the tumors, allaying
the intense itching, and effectiDg a
permanent cur where all other
remedies have failed. Do not delay
until the drain on the system pro-
duces permanent disability, but
try it and be cured. Price, so cts.
Ask your druggist for it, and when
you cannot obtain it of him, we
will send it. prepaid, on receipt of
price. Address The DR.. Bosanko
Medicine Co., Piqua, Ohio Sold
by @. w. BOWMAN, Druggist,
Martinsburg, w. Va. jun25-1y
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Senator Hills Condition.

The Atlanta (Ga.) Constitution
says: "A letter was received in this
city on Saturday stating that United
States Senator B. Ii. Hill had gone
to Philadelphia for an examination
of his mouth. 1t is said DR.. Gross
found a small swelling at the place
where the former operation had been
made, but was not certain as to
whether it was the old disease or the
result of cold. Leeches were applied
with a view of reducing it in that
way, but DR.. Gross was of the opin-
ion that the third operation would
be necessary. He said, however, that
it would be an operation not attend
ed with much danger. At the same
time that this third operation is per-
formed, the knife will be used to clip
Mr.. Hills tongue at the point where
it healed up when the last operation
was performed. 1t then healed fur
Their than was intended, and in con-
sequence gives a lisp to MI. Hills
speech. This clipping will amount
to little or nothing"
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Fraz!er's Root Bitters,
RRAZIER,S ROOT RITTERs are not a

ERAZGER'S ROOT BITTERS are not a
Il dram shop whiskey beverage, but are
strictly medicinal in every sense. They
act strongly upon the liver and kidneys,
keep the bowels open and regular, make
the weak strong, heal the lungs. build up
the nerves ard cleanse the blood and sys-
tenn o fevery impurity.
For Dizziness, Rush of Blood to the
Head, tending to ~Appoplexy, Dyspepsia,
Fever and Ague, Dropsy, Pimples and
Blotches, Scrofulous Humors and Sores,
letter, Ring Worm, White Swelling z,
Erysipelas, Sore Eyes, and for young
men suffering from Weakness or Debility
caused from imprudence, and to females
In delicate health, Frazier's Root Bitters
are especially recommended.
Or. Frazier: | have used two bottles of
your Root Bitters for Dyspepsia, Dizzi-
ness, Weakness, and Kidney Disease, and
they did me more good than the doctors
and all ths medicine | ever USED. From
the first dose | took | began to mend, and
! am now in perfect health, aud feel well as
as ever did | consider your medicine
one OF the greatest of blessings.
MRS. NJ MARTIN, Cleveland, 0.
For sale by E. G. WILLIAMS. JR., h
BRO, Martinsburg. (deci0-ly
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Piles ! Piles ! Piles
Sure Cure Found at Last +!
No One Need Suffer!

A SURE CURE for Blind, Bleeding,
N and liberated Piles has been discog-
cred by DR.. William, Tan Indian remedy J
called DR.. Williams Indian Ointment. A
single box has cured the worst chronic
cases of % or 30 yaars' standing. No o
need suffer FIVE minutes after app ying this
wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions,
instruments and electuaries DO more harm
than good. Williams Ointment absorbs
the tumors, allays the intense itching,
particularly at night after getting warm
in bed, acts as a poultice, gives instant
and painless relief, and is prepared only
for Piles, itching OF the private parts, and
for nothing else.
Read what the Hon. J. N. Cofinberry,
of Cleveland says about DR.. Williams
Indian Pile Ointment: 81 have used
scores of Pile Cures, and it affords me
pleasure to say that | have never found
anything which gave such immediate and
permanent relief as DR.. Williams Indian
Ointment.
For sale by E. G. WILLIAMS, JR., &
BRO, M%artinsburg. (declO-ly
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An American Girl Who il 10
MarrY a Duke.

The Paris papers begin to gush
over the wedding gifts which are
preparing for Miss Medora Won Hoff-
man, a daughter of Mr.. Louis von
Hoffman, of New York City, and a
granddaughter Of the late Mrs.
Grymes, of New Orleans, who is
about to marry the oldest son and
heir to the Duke of VaIlambrosa,
whose magnificent villa at Cannes
adjoins the scarcely less beautiful
re idence long occupied by the late
Mr.. George Eustis, who married Miss
Corcoran, of Washington, and now
tenanted by Nine. Vol Hoffman.
The Duke of Vallambrosa is the
head of one of the oldest families of
Aragon. His son, born at Paris in
1858, bears the title Of Marquis Of
Mores and Monte Mayor, granted to
one Of his ancestors for valor in bat
tie against the Moors in 1880, by
Ferdinand and Isabella. The ducal
title of Vallambrosa was granted
to the family in 1920, by King Vic
tor Amadeus /. of Sardinia. The
Duke of Vallambrosa himself is still
comparatively a young man, having
been born in 1884. He has three
stately residences besides the we'll
known villa at Cannes-one at Paris,
one at Sassari, and one in the De-
partment of the Eure. et-Loir. His
wife, a niece of the Duke DIES Cars,
is still in the prime of life, and his
third child, a boy, was born only a
year and a half ago. The marriage
will take place at Cannes, and among
the presents described in the Paris
papers is a superb pair of ruby soli-
taires set in diamonds.
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The Car has been in such terror
ever since he stepped into his faith
er's official shoes that he has not dar-
ed to put on The crown in public.
He is expected to brace up to this
ceremonial in a few days, but it is
now thought the coronation may be
private. What's the use of being a
Gar ii he's afraid to wear the re-
gala?
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Warden Croker and Mr.. Scoville
have wisely decided to put a stop to
Guiteau's appeals to the country,
whether through direct communica-
ton to the press OIL through inter
views with reporters. 1t was a wise
decision on Scoville's part, for it is
certainly true, as he says, that Gui-
teau in trying to manage his own
case only spoils it. 1t was a wise
decision on the part of the Warden,
for it would be an unseemly thing
in him to allow the prisoner, after a
long trial, in which he had every ia
vor that exact justice could demand,
to argue the cas- over again and re-
peat uis offensive assertions of divine
inspiration. If Guiteau is sane, he
should be treated as any other sane
criminal /; if he is insane, as his coun-
sci still insists, the public does not
care to listen to his rawlings. Gui-
teau has been a conspicuous figure
long enough.
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More than one hundred men and
boys have been killed by hunting ac-
cidents within the last six weeks.
While sympathizing with the friends
of these men and boys, one cannot
help feeling like congratulating the
game just "a little. boston Tran
script.
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Judge Hoke, of this State, it is
reported in Washington, will receive
the appointment as minister at Ma
Essaka. Judge Hoke is thoroughly
fitted for any position within the
gift of the administration, and as
deserving as any Republican in the
State.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-02-18

All of which will he sold ~ low pr,ces
for cash,
All medicines warranted fresh and s.n-
uine, and OF the hest quality.
He desires 10 say to his old trends and
Customers, and all who may tel inclined
to lavor him with their support and on
fdence, that the grestest ca e is AT all
times exercised in compromising medicines.
Physicians Prescriptions neatly and nc
curately prepared by competent and En-
perienced Druggists, according to the
strictest rules OF Pharmacy, at all hours
of the day and night. mar20'so.