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Fine Imported Rugs at Auction.
The exhibition OF fue rugs attracted large
number of people to the salesroom of F. o.
Bailey & Co., Exchange street, yesterday.
They have about 200 rugs and carpets, Dagh-
estan, Persian, Cashmere, Gesrdez and other
makes in every shape and color, altogether the
finest collection ever offered in Portland. The
auction sale begins at 10 o'clock today and
will no doubt be improved by many of our citi-
zens.
Are you ill? DR.. Russell prescribed Wheat
Bitters for me and never felt better. Try it
at once. MWF&w1w
Paralytic strokes, heart disease, and kidney
affections, prevented by the use of Browns
Iron Bitters. ap17MWF&w1w
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY co.
OF CANADA.
STORES CONTRACTS.

rgyENDERS are invited for STORES of various
i kinds required by the Company at MONTRE-
AL Que, at P, ,RT HURON, Mich. at PORTLAND,
Me-, and at other places during the twelve months
commencing July 1, 1882
Forms Of Tender, with full particulars, can be
had on appli alton to the General Storekeeper of
the Company, at Montreal Que, or TO the Deputy
Storekeepers at Port Huron, Mich, and Portland,
Me.
Tenders endorsed, "TENDER FOR STORES,
and addressed to the undersigned will be received
on or before Wednesday, May 3lst: -
JOSEPH HICKSON,
General Manager.
Montreal, April 18th, 1882.
apr19 Fr&Iu4w
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ANNUAL MEETING
Franklin Extension Silver MINING COmpanV.

The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the
Franklin Extension Silver Mining Company, for the
eleetion of officers aud transaction of such business
Office Of the Secretary, Wednesday, the third day of
May, 1882, at 2 O'Clock P. M.
ap1sdtd ARDON W. COoMBS, Secretary.
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EARN, for Sale,
WANTED.

PARTNER in a first class Manufacturers
"A Business, who has got $4,000 and can devote
his whole time to the business get in one OF the
best paying businesses in the State Orders enough
on hand 10 last one year. Goods sold for cash. Ad
dress at dhce, real name,
arJo d1w%
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Farm for Sale.

TN Cape Elizabeth, ON the Spurwink road, about .
j miles from Portland, containing 80 acres, diyi-
high state of cultivation good convenient buildings
neyer failing water, also an orchard. Apply to Ed
WIN f. HUTCHINSON, Town House Corner or W.
II. HUTCHINSON, ON the place.
aprl9 dlW&WzW~
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Masters. All will End positive
Relaxation and Refreshment in
Seeing ssThe Professor" 1t is full
OF Girls, full of Wit, full Of bright
Sayings, and sparkling with
Efferyescing Repartee. The youag
People like it, the old people like it,
The solid men Of business like it,
The fastidieus Belle of society
Likes it. In fact, everybody says
ssThe Professor'' is ssTne Hit' Of the
Season. Mr.. Gillette, the author,
Plays the part Of ''The Professor,
And his success is admitted. His
Character is entirely original, the
Acting is Quaint, Unique, Sarcastic,
, And, at the same time, refreshingly
DELIGHTFUL. The Girls are good looking,
Their Dresses are picturesque as apple
Blossoms in May, and when five or
Six Of them make love to t'The
Professor at one time, the ushers
Are unable to restrain the merriment
OF the Audience. The ingenuity of
The Madison Square Theatre, with its
Remarkable Resources, has been
Exhausted in presenting 0The
Professor in the highest style of
Art. There is no doubt that there are
People in various parts OF the world,
Some now being shipwrecked upon
Stormy Coasts, some being frozen In
Northern Latitudes, some dying OF
nuuSCk tn0 WIluOAhCoSS SVhAAO
Perishing under the blazing rays ola
Tropical sun, who would be delighted
To attend sThe Professor"
Performances this week. However,
Neither the faithful missionary,
Who is being torn to pieces by
Cannibals, nor the hunter who has
Lost his way in the northwest, nor
The man who has been cashier Of bank
And has abscOnded to Australia, can
Possibly get here in time to see
ssThe Professor but all good
Citizens may congratulate themselves
That "The Professor will be here,
With fall Of real water, the
Original Mother.in.la law, flirting girls
And the programme that extends
Through three hours of continuous
Satisfaction, will be the attraction
Atthe New Portland Theatre.
es to-day at Box Office.
Manager.
Gen. Managers.
d5t
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Famous. Original New York Company
Who played 1t at the
Madison Square Theatre, the
Celebrated Hazel Kirke Theatre,
For $50 Consecutive Performances.
The Success of this Play Of
s.The Professor,'' which is original,
Unique and Remarkably Amusing,
Is one Of the Events OF
The Theatrical Decade.
Success Of "The Professor" in the
West has been Remarkable.
La st. Louis it Followed Patti and
Geistinger with Crowded Houses,
And the Newspapers of that City
Show how Enthusiastically it was
Received The Features of
s.The Professor are that it lisa
Light, Vivaci0us, Frivolous,
Delightful Comedy, making no
Professions to Shakesperian
Massiyeness. 1t is merely a
Charming Recreatiye Piece that
Everybody likes to See.
New England has had all the Great
Attractions, including Gilmore's
Jubilees, Oscar Wilde and the Greek
PLAY, and now Comes "The Professor"
He is Highly Educated and Handsome
Young Man, whe will show
You how to Make Science
Agree with the Frivolous Romance
OF Youth. Boston undoubtedly Prides
Itself on its Art, its
Scholars and Its Statesmen Of
Wit and distinction.
The Art of Making Love to Girl,
And then getting her, is the First and
Last Problem Of Life. Neither Huxley
Nor TyndalI has made any Provisions
For the frequently inevitable "No."
The "Prsfessor', win explain all
About it, so that any well-behayed
Young Man and Young Woman
May Marry within Week
From the First Visit to the
Box Office Of the scholarly
"Prefesser.'
There are great many
Hard working people who are
Too wearied with LIES duties to
Appreciate Tragedy or TO listen
To Symphony. by the greatest OF
Sale Of Seats comment
CHARLES NlcGEACHY,
[ NHadiaAnn a0EnEG Theatre Coz,
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Municipal Court.

The hazing case is in order for Wednesday morn
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Tie rehearsal last night was all that conld
be desired and tonight the drama will be pre-
sented with remarkable brilliancy, the tab
leaux, companies of troops, bands of peasants
and other features making q gfeat military
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Geo. A. Callahan, Esq, has resigned his po-
si,ion as proof reader III the government print
ing establishment at Washington, and returned
home to resume his old connection with his
ioh .,rintinn off Ga in I.aufaInn
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TUESDAY was st. Valentines
Day. The number of hearts that
%futtered, and the perhaps greater
number that ached during the TWEEN
ty-four hours of Valentines Day, is
something wonderful to contem.
plate, yet the same thing has been in
contemplation for 10 these many
years. That hearts should be made
to hutter with beautiful and senti-
mental gifts of the day is both nat
ural and right, and that Others were
made to ache with gifts of ugly, of
fensive caricatures may be natural
but it is not right. An insulting val
entine is little removed in depravity
from a letter OF blackmail.
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THE Shenandoah Hotel"

situated on North Queen Street, Martins
burg, w. Va, now occupied for hotel
purposes, but which ! intend to rent for a
mercan lie establishment. 1t is situated
near both rail Dads and is very conven-
lent for business purposes The room is
forty feet long. with a rear addition of
thirty feet, with cellar under it the two
together making a most eommodious
store-room.
The Dwelling will be in the second
story and will contain parlor, sitting
room and chambers, with kitchen and
dining-room on firsi-aoor, water and gas
and all other necessary conveniences.
This property is suitably located for
any business, and would be a SPLENDID
stand or a confectionery store and ice
cream pArlors, having elegant. large rooms
both on ground and second floors
This property TO a good tenant, will be
rented reasonable, and possession given
the lst of April next.
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INTERESTING EXHIBITIoN.-The
pupils i'll the Principals room at
the Second Ward School gave an in.
teresting exhibition in the school
room on Friday. The programme
consisted of concert readings, vocal
music, dialogues, recitations, &c
The exercises were highly creditable
alike to teacher and pupils and were
witnessed 10y "A large number of the
parents and friends of the pupils.
The exhibition was gotten up by the
Principal, Mr.. w. A. PitZer, for the
purpose of developing the memory
and discipling the minds of his pu-
pills, as we'll as for their encourage
ment. AS a teacher, Mr.. PitZer has
few equals, and no superiors, and
his best efforts are devoted to bring.
ing his pupils on in their studies as
rapidly as possible.
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COMMISSIONERS MOTTO f
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

COMMISSIONERS > OtFICB, E $3.50
MARrINsBURe, w. VA, Jan 3, 1882. {
To Nicholas Hayes, defendant, - s
And
A Catharine Grund, and F. Gerling, her
trustee Geo. A. Cbrisman a%nministra-
tor of George M. Grund decd, The
Martinsburg Building Association No. 3
and John A. Boyer, its trustee, Charles
Thumel, and E Boyd Faulkner. and NJ.
4. Ingles, his trustees, plaintiffs.
You are hereby notified that | have
fixed upon the 9th DAY OF MARCH,
1882 at my Office in Martinsburg, Berke-
ley county, ". Va to take and settle the
accounts of the administrators of G. NJ
Grund, decd, to ascertain and state the
liens against the real estate of the said G
NJ. Grund, decd, with their respective
priorities, and TO ascertain and report the
absolute, and the yearly rental value Of
said realty together with any matter or
facts deemed pertinent by me, or that may
be required to be stated by any OF the
parties in interest required to be taken by
the decree of the Circuit Court of Berkeley
county, rendered at lis January term,
1882, il a suit in chancery, depending in
said court, in which you are parties,
plaintiffs and defendants, at which time
and place you are required to attend.
Given under my hand as Commissioner
of the said Court, the day and year first
aforesaid. W. B.. COLSTON,
feb4 4t Commissioner.
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SALE REGISTER.

Below will be found a register of
the sales advertised in this paper,
and of those of which the bills have
been printed at this office:
Feb. 81. Public sale of personal prop
erty, by John M. Linton. See
adv. and bills.
Feb. %. Public sale of farm near
Martinsburg, by George Dali
wick, admir-. See adv.
Feb. %. Sheriff's sale of interest in
Stock Yard at G. V. railroad
depot, by J. w. Lamon, Deputy
Sheriff. See bills.
Feb. u. Administrators sale of
farm implements, stock and
household furniture, by Mrs.
Barbara Keller. See adv. and
bills.
Feb %. Public sale of farming i'm
PIGMENTS, stock, &c, by E. j.
Noffsinger. See ad. and bills.
Feb. 2S. Public sale of "Grand Cen
trail HOTEL property in Mar
q litiOOui = = O1 COlkllllDotOilCIO OOC
adv. and bills.
Feb. 2S Public sale of house and
lot in Martinsburg, by commits
/. sioners. See adv.
MARCH /. Public sale of stock and
farm implements and household
furniture, by Hugh w. Hogue.
See adv. and bills.
March 2. Public sale of stock and
farm implements, by w. A.
Thompson md Frank Mierly.
See bills.
March 3. Public sale of farming i'm
plemtnts and household goods,
by Samuel II. Catrow. See ad.
and bills.
March7. Public sale of stock, farm
implements and household fur
niture, by Il. T. Sprinkle. See
adv. and bills.
March I. Trustees sale of house
and two acres of ground-nice
house by Geo. S. Hill, Trustee.
See adv.
March II. Trustees sale of Berke-
ley GUILTY idIiu-UlIc NOilolllScl
landry j. b. and j. Z. Kear-
fott, Executors of John z.
Kearfott, decd, Trustee. See
adv.
March II. Special Commissioners
sale of desirable town property,
by f. b. Faulkner aud j. N.
Wisner, Special Com'rs. See ad.
March Is. Commissioners sale of
valuable houses and lots in Mar
tinsburg by T.. 5. Troxel and
Chas. A. l.. Hesse, Com'rs. See
ad. and bills.
March IS. Public sale of valuable
Berkeley county farm. by H. ID
and w. f. Kilmer. See ad. and
bills.
PRIVATE SALE of Town Property,
by John I. Janney; good invest
ment. See adv.
PRIVATE SALE of Slate Farm in
Berkeley county. For informa-
tion see j. N. Wisner. See adv,
PRIVATE SALE of houses and lots
in Martinsburg, and Land near
Hedgesville, by l.. Hess. See ad,
March 8 Public sale of farming i'm
plements by Jacob NJ. Seibert
See bills.
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Marunsburg, Feb. 2, 1882.
To William Wilen 3 Sons-Plaintiffs.
George A. Chrisman, administrator OF
Allen Pettigrew, decd, - Pettigrew,
father and heir at law of said deceased
and A. J Thomas-defendants.
You are hereby notified that | have fix
ed upon the 4th day of March 1882, to
audit the debts CT Allen Pettigre rev, decd,
at the lime OF his death, and which are
now unpaid the amount, value and de.
scription of the real estate of which de-
ceased died sized, and the liens, if any,
and their priority in said real estate, and
also audit and settle the Ucounts of Geo.
A. Chrisman, admir- of Allen P~ettigrew,
deceased, required to be taken by the de.
cree of Berkeley Circuit Court rendered
on the 25th day ofJsnusry, 1882. in sui
in chancery, depending in said Court in
which yon are parties, plaintiffs and dt.
PENDANTS AT which time and place YOU are
required To attend.
Given under my hand as Commissioner
in Chanoery OF the said Court, the day
add year first aforesaid.
J. T. PICKING,
Commissioner.
i N. WISNER, Atty.
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Wind it up at the same time every
day. Keep it in as even a tempera.
ture Ms possible. Sudden transition
from heat to cold Il ny cause the main
spring to break. If you would keep it
clean V put J. in any pocket ex-
cept one of leather. Those pockets
which are lined with cl 9th, cotton or
calico, give by the constant friction q
certain fluff, which enters most Watch
asIs and makes its way to the delicate
parts of the watch. See that the pock-
ct is turned and clean often. and take
M old linen handkerchief and wipe
carefully all the dust from under the
backs, bezel and cap of the case. But
above all you must be sure that the
Case fits firmly and TO be sure of this,
select n where. the parts, center, cap.
back, &c, are acb made from one
piece of metal.
The JAMES BOSS PATENT STIFF
FENED OR FILLED Colo WATCH CASE
is so made, and not only does such a
Watch Case become stronger and fit
more perfectly, but il enables the man.
ufacturer to turn and form three pieces
of metal (the outer ones being gold and
the inner one of an inferior medaD in
to shape for the round parts. making
to all appearances and practical purpose
as good a Watch Case as the solid gold
at about one-half the cost to the pur-
chaser.
There are nearly one hundred thous.
and of these Watch Cases o carried
and their good qualities are acknowl-
edged by the same number of happy
possessers.
All jewelers. keep them also illustra.
ted catalogues for free distribution.
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DIR. WILBUR gave a series of in
teresting lectures, at Feller's Hall
this week, to crowded audiences.
His lectures on anatomy and the
diseases of the human body were il
Illustrated by manikins, skeletons,
embalmed bodies, oil paintings, &c,
His exhibition of his dog Dandy
which he allowed to drink milk on
the platform. and then by simply re.
moving the cork from his silver
stomach allowed it to run out as
fast as he drank it, was wonderful
and could hardly be believed unless
actually witnessed.
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On Thirty Days Trial.

We will send DIR. Dyes Celebrated
Electro Voltaic Belts and other Elec-
trio Appliances on trial for thirty days
to young men and older persons, who
are afflicted with Nervous Debility,
Lost Vitality, etc, guaranteeing speedy
relief and compl, te restoration Of vigor
and manhood. Also for Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Paralysis. Liver and Kid.
ney difficulties, Ruptures, and many
other diseases. illustrated pamphl Of
sent free. Address Voltaic Belt Co.
Marshall, Mich. oZ9.l v,
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To the creditors d Allen Pettiglew, decd:
In pursuance of a decree of the Circuit
Court of the county of Berkeley made in
a cause therein pending, to subject the
real estate of the said Allen Pettigrew to
the payment OF his debts, you are hereby
required to present your claims against
the said Allen Pettigrew for adjudication,
TO John T Picking, Commissioner, at his
Office in the said county, on or before the
4th day of March, 1882.
Witness, s II Martin, Clerk of said
Court, this 4th day of February, 1882.
S. H. MARTIN, Clerk
feb All
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Special Notice.

Reports are In circulation that since
the fire which destroyed a portion Of my
carriage shops, have not been doing
any thing in the business. Such is not
the fact. The destroyed portions Of my
shops have been rebuilt, and my factory
is now in full operation. All work made
10 order on short notice. I have on hand
carriages, buggies and wagons. both new
and secondhand, which will be sold
cheaper than ever for ca h or on time, .
suit purchaser. Repairing of all kinds,
done in the best manner at my factory,
West Burke St.
also keep an extensive Livery, where
horses and vehicles can be had at all
times.
For sale, cheap, some secondhand
light wagon harness. w. r, GEYEA.
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THE Junior Fire Company, of
Hagerstown, is holding an Oriole
The general committee having the
management have decided to present
a handsome iremen's lantern to the
invited company taking to the Oriole
the largest number of uniformed
members, who are to be admitted
free. A special train from Martins
burg to Hagerstown, went out Fri
day evening for the accommodation
of those desiring TO attend the Oriole,
and took over a good delegation of
the Martinsburg firemen.
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BTfSfN ES> Lnnt us
SCEIOMACIxER
GOLD STRING A n

We would beg to inf,rm The citizens of
Mariinsburg aud Rerkeley county, that
we have appointed J l.. w BAKER u
agent for the sale Of our Pianos SCHg-
AACKER PIANO MANUFACTURING
CO., Philadelr hia, Pa.
---
With rtfe eree to the above, | respect.
'ully inform my friends and the public
that ! have IN exhibition several Of the
above mentioned ins'ru nents at my store,
where terms aud prices will hc given Fnll
satisfaction guaranteed in every case or
no sale. ,. L. w. BAKER,
jan2l,tf. Agent.
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Rum Away

From his home in M4rtinsb lrg, On
Monday night, Feb. Is, a colored boy
about ten years old aamed Charlie
Lowry. he had on when he left home
a dark suit IF clothes, a fur cap. and
stsmmers Ia his speech. any infor
nation rs to his whereabouts will be
thankfully received by his mother.
Address, MARY LOWRY,
M~artinsburg, w. Va.
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Attention travellers; stop md buy
yourselves a trunk-99 cts. $1.29, 81 so
Sl9S. In fact we have from the baby
trunks up to the elephant size. Call
at the 90 ct. Store, opposite Adams
Express.
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Raid on prices. The profit given 10
the customer. To be convinced only
call at the great 5 and 10 cts. C I'M
tiers, just opened with thousands of new
and useful goods, at the 80 Cent Store,
opposite Adams Express.
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Wanted

Manufacturing concern wants u buss
ness man in Martinsburg and in every
city not already taken. A few hund-
red dollars necessary to pay for goods
on delivery after orders have been SCI
cured for the same;Sl50 per month prof.
1t guaranteed. The most searching in
vestigation is solicited. A. $. Arnold
q Co, 1898 Brosdway, New iork.
il4.3t.
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AT FELLER's HALL next We'd
nesday night, February p, Miss
Nellie Leslie, the eminent electro
visionist and mind reader, will give
a clear and correct reading of the
mind of any person in the hall who
may be designated by the committee.
This lady is considered the most
wonderful mental phenomena of the
century. The entertainment prom
Uses to be interesting and frst-clas
in every particular.
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Mr.. l.. NJ. Wade, who has been a
resident of our city Tor some time
past, as a Government officer at the
Hannis Distillery, has left and gore
to his home in Mononghalia county.
Mr.. Wade was a pleasant and agree.
able gentleman, and VT r sorry to
lose him.
We were pleased to meet Rev. H..
NJ. Whorton, son our streets on
Wednesday. lie was on his way to
Hagerstown to assist in the Baptist
revival now going on in that place.
He is in 6ne health and spirit.
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Special drives in Dress Goods such
as Black and Colored Cashmeres, Hen
rietta Cloth, Nuns Cloth, Surah Silk,
Brocade Six, Black Silk, Trimming
Silk, Passamentri Fringes, Cord
Tassels, &C., at
j. II. SHAFFER'S.
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(lOaks, Ac.

just received a line Of Cloaks and
Dolmans, direct from the mauufactory,
which will be s,ld at tho very lowest
prices. Also Il large line Of 9osim4 rs
for ladies, gentlemen and children
Please call and examine before buyirg
q, w. HOKE.
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STOCK OF LIQUORS.

l will sell, private y, all my stock of
liquors Also marble-top COUNTER and
other bar-room furniture, including sew
eral aosl stoves. ~ @ Z
Persons desiring to rent will please call
and examine the premises.
JOHN TELLER.
jan2l. Martinsburg, w. Va.
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Corns Can be Cured,

Why suffer with corns waen Peps
Corn Solvent IS SURE cure Price IS
cents u bottle. II is warranted to cure
or the money will be refunded. For
sale by GETTINaER n HoKE,
Agent for the manufacturers.
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To the Farmers.

We desire to say to the Farmers OF
Berkeley and the adjoining counties, that
we are now receiving u Fall and Win
ter stock OF BOOTS and SHUES-all the
better trades made especially to order and
guaranteed strictly as representatives.
very moderate prices
GETTIkGER 4 HOkE,
scl-tf Blondel's Building
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White Goods.

Persian Lawns, India Linen, Plaid
and Plain Nainsooks, Piquets, also
Hamburg Edgings, black and white
Laces, Trimmings, etc, at HUKE'S.
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Estray Notice.

WAS taken up b. the subscriber, liv-
w ing near Bunker Hill, Berkeley
county, a BULL GALE, with red and
white spots over hind quarters and body,
roam color on front shoulders and neck,
with no ear marks, and was appraised at
$40. The owner will please come for
ward, prove property, pay charges and
take him away.
feb .4-3t SAMUEL M0LER.