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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-10-06
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Published
s4 sfe Fridays
FrMAN and CHAS. E. JONES'.

upuAN JONES. BUSINESS MANAGER.
|. !, yrs Bllda AlJt mtg lusollOt Montgomery Sre
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Fire in wavnesboro,. Pa.

A ira broke oui IL ths main ha.lding II the
fssfsrr Manufacturing Company Sheiss 81.
uFday evening ags. baisecH & and q elpek,
and totally destroyed tae paint shop, cyresiug
shop. separator uischinr aB9 up,',l shop. en-
atine hoase. hF,ss foundry, and . number q
sheds Hssssi tor sloriug engines, s-paEii0rs, Re.
The steam engine Department, foundry. boiler
shop and pattern huase wsrr saved hy ihc ei-
iesss ai the iire depafJHeat. The total boss IS
estimated ~ ssp.no iasaranea sfO,0Ja. i
meeting Of the stockholders sas held on Man-
dav when arrangements wrre made for Iks
erection VI a ncw brick huilding and Eessock-
ing il Nith machinery The Geiscs Company
employ nearly 80 taen and work GA 2 capital
Of Sl0a. 600. On Sunday afternoon special
train arrived by the Baltimore and Gambler
land Valley Railroad fFem ShippcnstsuFg and
Chamtsersearg. carrying 40 ssersoAs % wit
ness the ruins Hundreds ~ people went
from the surrounding Hgigab0raood, and ihH
town was crowded.
The iire originated 10 ihe oOd-w0rking de-
paFtment aud MAS caused hy a spark from the
large stationary engine ahich drivesthe works
The buildings bping frame and in very dry
condition. igniied very rapidly aud al was
ahsaze before the oceupaats had any idea oi
the exfeni uf the FIRE. The Geiser Company
has iuSt completed a branch railroad connect
ing lis shops with the Baltimore and Cumber-
land Valley Railroad II tieiser Station. IN the
suburbs nf the town.
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The Wrong Man socialistic VII
lainy.

lin New York. SUNDAY morning last, Mr.
John A. pascHpags. aho lives e NJ. aia
Eass Nineteenth S,Fpet, reported a. lpaiice
headquarters that he bad received an infer
nal machine exactly .iHiiiar 10 those vbicls
wer, aeut 10 M Vanderbilt and M. Ficid .is
Saturday. aa3 was esi3eusiy prepared - she
saane lerson. II bad been plarrd IN the haal
say u Mr. Davenport hessse the asSat pse,
yiuas. ard bad exploded alaBi % o'clsek,
settips lifs to the d0sr asat. igs elhrruiss. do-
ing 40 sianiaee Il was pralally intended
fnr Superintendent Wailisz Who b a HriEh.
lseF. Postmaster Psssran sem; portions q the
machine Intended iar NJ. Vanderbilt -
Prof Dareasus. who foand fha2 iheg cautsissf'i
salphuFic acid stui ebieyaie ~ potash.
Commenting oa thiS las aiseuspi thr AeN
York Hrfaid says edisoFsally .--' lteyu esa
ie iiislc doubt shat tAe cnnslaraiars--saF
there j. good raasan "a believe that this vis-
laiaous ~Y.yk & sgi ghe desa III a siuGls per.
srn--belnnE 81 tle ss.c5aiisgie classes. uh1 sFem
a. have started unf n q war against seeiety.
As u illc casr Ut the Internal machines the
attempted iueenaiagisza sas fortunately q
iaiiage No effort. Is : T. b. hppcd- siil b.
syarcd ~ the polict q hapt duwu And hflns
&, rnuishlneni the ssssadseis VIA arr striving
- iussaslurc iu tuleFlca the nhhuFeai me1h-
DDS It che countries whieh laey lee hshiissI
them. ssocialisn j. a fnnssleFosl. excite which
can newer h. nssuFaliEesi 10 The United States.
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DosTPoNED SALE.

VIII be sold, on the premises, on Saturday,
Nay E3, 1889, at l o. clock, p. m, the follow
ing Lots of Land, being partly leasehold and
partly in fee, and sold by the joint action If
the undersigned. administrators of J. Henry
Hoppe, deceased, under an order of the Or
phans' Court ofCarroll county, and said trus-
tees.
4 Lot of Land situated on John and Carroll
streets extended, in the city of Westminster,
containing TEN ACRES of Land, more or
less, which will be divided into lots of convent
ent size for building and pasturing
4 plat of the above land, prepared by a
competent surveyor, win be exhibited on day
of sale.
Terms of Sdie-0ne- third cash on the day
of sale or upon ratification thereof; the bal
ance to be paid in eqnal installments of one
and two years, with interest, and to be secured
to the satisfaction of trustees.
GEO. EDWIN HOPPE,
JOSHUA W. Herring,
LEWIS c. MYERLY,
Administrators.
GEO. EDWIN HOPPE,
CHARLES b. ROBERTS,
may 6-2t Trustees.
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Nihilism and Socialism.

Until recently this country has been free
from the above isms, but on Saturday last. in
New York, an attempt was made on the lives
OF two men whose fault is that they are rich
and are largely interested in railroads and
stocks. Justus Schwab and his small eoterie
mustunderstand, and that speedily, that Though
this is a free country, nihilism and socialism
will be stamped out in very emphatic man
ner. When socialists and nihilists come to
this country they should be made to understand
that the lives of its citizens and its laws will
be protected, and that advocates of internal
machines and explosive bombs will be al
lowed no resting place ON American soil.
While this country is an asylum for the OPP
pressed of all nations, its citizens do not pro-
pose to have the same scenes enacted here
that frequently occur IN the capitals of Europe.
Through spirit of leniency socialistic
clubs have been allowed to exist in New York,
Chicago and st. Louis, bat since they have
shown that they are law-defying in their ten
denotes, that they propose to enact the same
crimes in this country for which many were
compelled to leave their homes in foreign
lands, it is time that our government should
call them to a halt BY degrees their ideas
are spreading, and if not taken in hand soon,
portion of orr country will be made Eamil-
lar with the scenes of violence so frequent in
foreign lands.
In this country, it is the proud boast Of all,
that we enjoy equal laws and equal rights.
The. avenues of trade and preferment are
open to ALL Every man is the architect of
his own fortune, and may make it or mar it
at pleasure The poor man of to-day may
become the rich man of tomorrow. The rich
man of to-day may become the poor man of
tomorrow All are equal in law and enjoy
no special privileges What reason, then, is
there for organizations of assassins here, in a
land of perfect freedom and equality. There
is no more excuse for such than there is for
the highway robber who demands his victim $
purse or his life. All such organizations are
at war with the best interests Of society and
society should make common cause against
them. Their aim is anarchy and plnnder,
and their agrarian ideas would turn this coun-
try into pandemonium. II will be well II
the civil law shall prove strong enough to ex-
tirpate all such miscreants. If not, necessity
will compel a sterner remedy, and that at no
very distant day.
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DIED.

Betas Tses Tsib.sea ley. ke.. Fsrs osnhs pr ia-s
Near FinksharE. on the s0th OF April, 1852
Lawrence Dick. aged years, son Of John I
and Maria SioekSiale.
In Baltimore, on May ,, 1882, Blanche
aged wears month aud ~ days, youngest
daughter Of Alfred ;. and Martha +. Chase
Near Taneytown. this county. on April 30.
lSS2, Mrs Anna VI. Shoemaker, aged "a
years, months and ~ DAYS.
Ia this city, MAY &, lSs2. after an illness OF
three weeks with malignant diphtheria, Roziei
German, youngest son Of James +. and Mar
tina A. Smith, aged year, 6 months and :
days.
one more gone % the mansions above.
one less GA earth 10 cherish aud luYot
one more done with the world and It's strife,
oue mOre freed nom the galley Of life
Near this city, May /. 1852, Ida Florence,
daughter of VIM. y. and Sarah +. l.gcahaugh,
aged year, months and Is days.
sad and silent Is the household.
Pale in death cur loved one lies;
She has ieft her earthly mansion.
For q mansion In the skies
No more clasp thee IN my arms
or nurse thy little head;
No more watch thy gentle sleep
For thou, my babe, art dead
Co little sufferer TO Thy home,
Of yonder bllssfal shore.
Wen mis- thee here but soon VIII come
BY HER PAEESTs.
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Good News for ireland.

Ii Is said that brighter day is about to
dawn upon Ireland. Mr.. Gladstone, the
British Premier, announced in the House Of
Commons. on Tuesday night, that the govern
ment had decided not to renew the coercion
act, hut TO suffer it 70 lapse by limitation, and
the future execution Of the measure would be
abandoned. Orders have been issued for the
release Of Mr.. ParneIl and the two other
imprisoned melAbers of Parliament, who have
probable BY this time resumed their seats.
The same course will also be taken with every
one Of the nine hundred prisoners: who had
been arrested for political reasons, against
whom there existed no suspicion Of personal
implication in gross outrages- The habeas
corpus will no longer be suspended in Ireland,
but that eountry viii be governed, ike other
paris Of the United Kingdom, through courts
Of Justice. This eeneiliatory action has no
preeedent in the record Of Epgland's attitude
toward Ireland, and Mr. Gladstone does not
hesitate to take the responsibility for it on bis
own shoulders. 1t has seemingly dawned
upon his mind at last, that the true cure for
Af1sn 0lS0UtctiOu i HOt W crush ett ~o-A
plainauts but 70 redress their grievances
The outline Of his future policy has already
been given. Its main features are that no
rental shall be increased by reason Of i'm
rrovements made BY tenants; that relief from
arrears incurred during the years Of agricul-
taraI depression shall be afforded by the gov
eminent; aud that such extension shall be
given 10 the facilities for purchase provided
~ the land act, as shall at no distant day
transform the great majority Of the Irish TEN
antry into peasant propretors. Mr.. Glad
stone has now taken the first step in policy,
which. if persisted in, viii crown his admins
trstiea with honor. and cement ireland and
England in the bonds of mutual interest and
good wil. Let ms hope that if home rule has
NOT been attained, that such a liberal policy
has been inaugurnted as viii qniet the discon-
tent Of that oppressed and ilI-goyerned people
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MARRIED.

On April sish, 1852. by Rev. II. ". Kuhns,
Mr. Geo. w. ChEnnaa and Miss Annie c.
Palmer, both Of this city. Wayueysboro'
papers copy
At the Methodist Episcopal Parsonage,
Westminsieg, Nd. on April ., lsS2, by Rev
John Edwards, john VIM. Steele and Mis-:
Emma v Ritter.
At the Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Westminster, Nd, GA MAY ., iss2. by Rev
lohu Edwards, David 5. Baker and Miss An
ME y. Arnold.
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DAFIFIcATIoN NOTICE.

In the Orphans Court Of Carroll County.
A rsI TERN, 1882
Estate OF Lewis Shueey, deceased.
ON application II IS ordered this 2nd day Of
May, isS2, that the sale OF the leasehold es.
tate Of Lewis SHAGGY, late of Loadoun county,
Virginia, deceased. made by Jeremiah /.
Shueey, administrator with the last will and
testament annexed of said deceased, and this
day reported TO this Court BY the said admin
istrator ". a.. be ratified and confirmed, unless
eanse be shown to the contrary on or before
the Isl Monday, 9th day Of June, next; pro-
vided copy Of this order be inserted for three
successive weeks in some newspaper printed
and published in Carroll county, before the
18Th Monday, 18th day Of May, inst.
The report states the amount Of sale 10 be
four hundred and twenty-five dollars S425. 00l.
GRANVILLE r. Herring. 4
WILLIAM FRIZEi.L Judges.
NEIGHBOUR +. ALLGIRE,
True copy,--Iest:
J. OLIVER WADL0W.
NAV 6-al Register of Wills.
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DATIFIcATIoN NOTICE.
In the Orphans Court of Carroll County
APRIL TERN. 1882.

In the Orphans Court of Carroll County.
APRIL Term, 1882
Estate Of Anna b. Boycott, deceased.
On application it is ordered this first day of
May. 1882. that the sale of the real estate of
Anna B. Biggott, late of Carroll county, de-
ceased. made by John Kliih and Charles
Kresz. executors of the last viii and testament
Of said deceased, and this day reported to this
Court by the said executors be ratified and
confirmed unless cause be shown to the con-
trary. on or before the FIRST Monday, 9Th day
Of June next; provided copy of this order be
inserted for three successive weeks in some
newspaper printed and published in Carroll
county, before the fifth Monday, 18th day of
Nav instant
The report states the amount of sale to be
$4,000 for two parcels of land in Carroll
county containing acres, roOds and %
perches. more or less, at private sale.
GRANVILLE I. Herring. J
WILLIAM FRIZELL, Judges
NEIGHBOUR +. ALLGIRE,
True eOpy.-Test
J. OLIVER WADLOW,
may est Register Of Wills.
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4 LordsbuFg, New Mexico, dispatch MaA
4, ays.-''lt j. positively asserted that in Tho
fight on the 29th ultimo between the Mexican
troops under Col. Garcia and Loco band q
Indians the latter lost seveniy-eight killed and
all their stock, also that Loco himself wa,
killed and thirty Indians taken prisoner
The Mexican loss is stated to have beer
twenty seven killed and wounded, and if ii
Is confirmed may be regarded as the death
blow of the present Indian outbreak, which
has resulted so disastrousy to Arizona ant
New Mexico 4 careful summary shows a
total of l4l whites and Mexieans killed BY
Indians during the past two weeks, 500 head
Of stock killed and captured and the destrue
ton Of over s75, 900 worth of property
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Last week verdict Of 100000 damages
was obtained by Hallet Kilbourn against ex-
sergeant-ai-arms John c. Thompson, of the
House Of Representative for illegal arrest
and imprisonment. II win be remembered
that Kilbourn was summoned before com
mittee of the House of Representative TO tes-
tify as to matters relating to the real estate
pool, and having refused TO answer certain
questions he was brought before the bar OF
the House to answer for contempt. kilboarn
based his refusal to answer upon the ground
the matters upon which information vas sought
were his own private business. He was placed
under arrest, and brought suit for damages,
which resulted in his favor. On Saturday Lass
,iudge McArthur set aside the versiiei as ex-
eessive and gave each twenty days IN which
to make further motions. Aty. Thompson viii
not have to pay the damages as he WAS acting
under the command of she House.
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Nihnistie Plot.

l.oNboN. April 2g.-'fhe Central Ne,rs pub-
fishes a story that another mine has been dis
covered on the Moscow railway. Ii also says
one Is reported 70 hare been discovered under
the Imperial pavilion al the Moscow eNhibi-
ton haildine.
|Il:NSA, April ia despatch 10 the PfcNse,
from Moscow. states that q Eaan named kabo-
self BogdanoWitseh, recently submitted to the
authorities plan for the illumination of the
krenilin with electric lights. Inquiries were
instituted. and it was discovered that the in
tention was to blow up the whole kremhn
during the festivities attending the coronation
Of the Gar. Al the man residence there
were found a number Of peasants caps, the
crowns Of which were flied with explosive
material. II Is supposed that these caps were
intended to be thrown into the air in greeting
10 the Car, and that ON falling 10 the ground
their contents would have the effect Of bombs.
Bogdanowitsch and 500 Sihilists have been
arrested
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The New York Legislature recently made a
new departure in criminal proceedings by
passing sa act giving TO the counsel for the
defense the elosing argument in capital CASES
Ii remains 10 be seen how far last personal
appeal Of prisoners counsel TO a sympathetic
jury, win affect the proper administration Of
;,sf;re
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HgAyY SLAUGHTER IL An AFRICAN BATTLE
-LoxDoN, May IA despatch from Benny,
West Coast of Africa, dated April 23d, reports
that there has been heavy fighting between
the natives Of New Calabar and the followers
of 0ko Jumbo. The latter are the aggres
sors. The slaughter is described as having
been fearfIl-at least two thousand persons
having been killed. II was feared that Jaga
would take part in the lighting, thus causing a
war which would become wholesale carnage
There was much alarm ameng the English in
habitanis. 1t was expected that two gunboats
would be ordered to the scene.
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CAUTION.

There is another firm in Westminster sell
ing Western Buggies. Reeolleet | am the
only man IN Carroll county that can sell the
COOK BUGGY. When yon come TO West
minister To buy Cook Buggy don't let any
one fool You. have been selling the Cook
Western Rnggy snl + falIs - n!5scas don.t
blame me. See me, L. O. Grimes or Geo.
W. Matthews.
NAV 6-3i X. c. MATTHEW'S.
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The KitlIlefoes Transcript man says the
peach growers of that section have abandoned
The plan q hanging lighted lanterns upon me
peach trees 10 protect the buds from frost at
night, and now dress them nightly in little
flannel shirts. This Il the sae Of improve
ment He now calls upon Fisb Commissioner
Hughlct to hatch out style Of herring with
less frame work in their architecture.
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ICE CREAM AND WATER ICE.

can sapply the citizens Of Westminster
aud Carroll county with filst-claSs article of
lee Cream and Water Ice. Private families
furnished with either by the gallon or half
gallon. Large orders win receive prompt at
teRtioa Orders delivered within the city
limits or at the railroad free Of charge
Ees Send orders to Harbaugh's Store, Box
IS. Those wanting cream for Sunday should
send IN their orders By 5 clock Saturday af.
teruoan. JOSIAH CR0WL.
may 6-tf Westminster, Md.
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THE PUBIlo PARTNERSHIPS the war the
cost of the public printing has aggregated at
least $50. OOO, coo, The government printing
office has grown to be the greatest establish
ment Of the kind in the world In such an
immense establishment there is necessarily
more or less waste. and more careful man
agement. If that is possible under the present
spoils system. would doubtless save eonsid-
cradle amount But the main reason for the
enormous outlay lies in the fact Of the prae
tee of Congress in constantly ordering the
printing of documents of no value whatever
except to crafty the vanity Of those who get
them up.
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A fire at Middletown, Delaware, Tuesday
morning. destroyed nearly all the square
bounded by Main, Broad and Green streets.
Most of the buildings were frame, and the
loss will not exceed S2s, 900.
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NO. nos EoUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll county.
Elias Brothers vs. Isaac Winchester and wife
and Others
Ordered this 9TH day Of May, A. D., lss2,
that the account Of the snditor filed in this
cause be finally ratified aud confirmed, unless
cause TO the contrary thereof be shown on or
before the 22nd day Of May, inst; provided a
copy of this order be inserted for two success.
Sive weeks. before the last named day, in some
newspaper Published in Carroll county.
FRANK r. SHAW. Clerk
True Copy,-Test:
may 6-2t Faux I, SHAW, Clerk.
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Queen sieiGsia, who received =, 800 ZOO by
the VIII of Mr.. Neald, the n,iser, has bestowed
an annuity of $500 a year upon great nephew
Of the deceased who was not mentioned in
the viii.
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RAND EXCURSION

CHAMBERsBURG, PENNA.,
OK ASCENSION DAY, THURSDAY, MAY 18TH,
By Charity Lodge X. of P, of Westminster.
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ICE CREAM.

Having received large supply of Ice,
can now furnished Pic Mics, Sunday Schools,
Excursions, Hotels, Boarding Houses and
Private Residences with the best quality of
Ice Cream and Water Ices at reasonable rates.
B1g- Highest Cash price paid for Cream.
JAMES W. BEACHAM,
NAV 6-3m Avondale, Md.
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NO. 2oel EQUITY.
T IsT OF UNCLAIMED MATTER

T IST OF UNCLAIMED MATTER
IL remaining in the Post Office, Westmin-
ster, Nd, April 20, 1882:
Arbaugh, Phil. Kerchner, Jacob (s)
Adams, Miss Eliza Logue, John W.
Arnold, Mrs C. NJ. Murray, Mrs. s. A.
Barnes, Joshua b. Motter, H. l..
Brooks, Charlotte Robinson, NJ. Alice (2)
Coppersmith, Jacob Smith, Thomas
Copper, Mrs. Mamie Sheets, Wilson r.
Holfnger, John H. Stonesifer, Mrs. NJ. C..
jackson, Henry
will say ii was advertised
NAV 6 A. H. HUBER. P. NJ.
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EXCLUSION TRAIN

To which the public in general are invited
to attend Band of Music will be in atten-
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R. C. MATTHEW'S.
dividend NO. 3.

dividend NO. 3.
Office Westminster Gas Light Co.,
WESTMINSTER, MAY 1, 1882.
The President and Directors have this day
declared dividend of Three Per Cent on
the Capital Stock, payable ON and after May
10th, 1852, at the Farmers and Mechanics
National Bank. Transfer Books closed from
LIST TO 10th instant, inclusive.
W. A. CUNNINGHAM,
may est Treasurer.
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Arrive Mt Chambersburg 10. -, A. NJ; leave
Chambersburg 400, P. NJ.
Train will stop at all stations where there
may be excursionists. Tickets can be had of
conductor.
ROUND TRIP TICKETS SIPS. Child
rem under y years half fare.
may Cite COMMITTEE.
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Arm. TERM, 1882.

i
Arm. Term, 1882.
Ordered this ID day of May 1882, by the
Judges Of the Orphans Court of Carroll
county, that the account and distribution of
the assets of the PERSONAL estate of William
Wilson, deceased, n the hands of Susan Viii
son, executrix of raid deceased, be ratified
and confirmed, unless cause be shown to the
contrary on or before the 22d day of May,
1882, provided a copy of this order be inserted
for two successive weeks before the last named
day in some newspaper published IN Carroll
county.
GRANVILLE 7. Herring,
WILLIAM FRIZELL, Judges.
NEIGHBOUR F. ALLGIRE,
True copy,-Test:
]. OLIVER WADL0W
may CIT Register of Wills.
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go. w. ALBAUGH,
noMMIssIoNERs, NOTICE.

The County Commissioners of Carroll
county, will meet at their Office. in West
minister, on the FIRST MONDAY or JUNE
1882, for the transaction of business.
By order, JOSEPH A. WAESCHE.
may 6 Clerk.
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D''tAs Jses 7Fia.el, Is'. &. F1FF osai' P'F ll.f
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THE HAMBURG EDGINes

Which we advertised at cents per yard and
sold over 5000 yards We have again re-
eeived smother lot of the same goods, and this
is only small lot of about 100 pieces. We
intend to run this lot at cents per yard, re-
gardless of their worth.
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COURT HOUSE.
Old BRACELET LOST.
no wv AL,RAuGH

A bO. w. AhbA . OI1,
VI AT THE GRAND DEPOT,
in order to close out many small articles, has
made . cent Counter which will pay You to
visit. may
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HEAVY WEIGHT cAssIMEREs,

That have been selling at IS cents and 81 100
per yard, which we have marked down to so
and Go cents per yard; they are splendid for
Gentlemen Suits
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO.


All ask--examine my stock before pur
chasing elsewhere. may 1ss2-tf