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WHITE HOUSE.

h G Jacobs, New York; j Hatch.
Heber; II S Mills, West Jordan; Q
james, J Smith, w Morrison, II G
Boutwell,, Cottonwood; & L Seybats,
Omaha; @ Dicksrd, T d B Jones,
Sandy; n s Dewitt, New York; g
Wilson, Buffalo; D McInaes, Jr, Bos-
ton; q q Hubbell, Kaysville, J Jones,
Moroni; w P Read, Nephi; r Charles.
J Pocrman, Bountiful; K Bogat, K
Wood, San Francisco; A A Green, Am
Fork; Mrs W NeiRhbors, Omsha.
WALKER HOUSE.
OJ Salisbury snd wife, Miss Ada Nc.
Phillssy, Nevada; w A Foster, Boston;
J E Clutter, N ontaas; w E Carr, Man
sss Getty, Mo; G w Morse, Worcester
w J Crsndall, Bath, N 7; L B Rogers,
Leovenworth; G L Rogers, Texas; Idaho
j c johnson, Butte City.
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HOUSES To RENT.

House of Eve rooms, fst South Street, SIS.
House of six rooms, ID South Street, $50.
Honse of four rooms, 10th Ward, s12
House offour rooms near Cliff House; an
excellent location for party if wishing to
open a small business. SI5.
We have remaining several elegant apart
ment3 in ReggeIs Row, with all the modern
improvements, SIS.
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Auditors Quarterly Report.

To the Hon. the Mayor ana City COun
ell of Salt Lake City;
GExrLvxEN:-I herewith present to your
honorable body report of the receipts and
disbursements Of Salt Lake City Corporation,
for the quarter ending November SO:h. 1881
1881.
Sept. Ist BY Balance in Treasury
at last repOrt---........-.......''-''. f'''- VI
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Endorsements.

Endorsements.
Dec. 2Cth. 1851.
Preten ed to the City Council, received and
referred to the Committee on Finance
January 6th, 1882.
Examined and compared with the books
and vouchers and found correct.
COMhITTEE ON FINANCE.
DAv o. CALDER, Chairman.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Mr.. John Chestnut, agent, and a citi-
zen of Berkeley county, comes before the
public with an Offering worthy the consd
Grafton OF all whom it may concern
Having secured side wall in P o., he i'll
there present his offerings whic. ar the
finest styles, and latest edition Of maps
AID charts, to generous public, and at
lower prices than ever before offered His
exhibit room is grandly artistic, with the
real natural phenomena cropping out.
Call and examine the samples. sold ex-
clusively by samples. Last but not
least, he has another offering to make in
the form of sample washing com
pound" -one of the grandest labor, time
and money saving inventions OF the age.
No expense to try it.. Our plan is hTry
me, then If you so decide "Buy me. y
We don presume to come before gen.
erous public as swindlers, but as bona
fde benefactor, not asking your real es-
tate, your personals or your money, until
you are fully satisfied after trial that we
offer you value for the money asked
We presume on doing good; for which
we ask living remuneration. This
washing compound" can only be secur-
ed through this agency, as Mr.. Chestnut
has the exclusive control of the county
and city, and is secured by the Patent
and Copy Right laws of the United
States
expect to commence my offerings at
once, and trust that generous public
- ,.1, l,sI 4 tho n ffari no
round | expect IN time to visit every
house in Martinsburg and the county of
Berkeley; and will always keep supplies.
Now, friends, | insist on you trying this
offering Fit is not as represented after
trying, don't buy it,
Respectfully,
JOHN CHESTNUT, Agent,
jl7 3m Martinsburg, W. Va.
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For the Gentlemen.

All wool diagonal worsted for
gents suits, Shepherd Bros, make,
who failed last fall, Their goods
were thrown on the market. We
were fortunate enough to get four
pieces which we will sell at 70 cts,
regular price Sl,25. Also gray twill.
led worsted at 60 cts great bar
gain, which, when made up, will
compare favorably with suits you
pay S25 for. We have our full line
ofregular Cassimers, ranging from 80
ets., to $3.50 per yard. You will
please bear in mind that we manu-
facture suits to order, if you desire,
and guarantee you good fitting gar
ment. We haven't room here to
mention our Neckware, Suspenders,
Hose and Pearl Shirts. Another
time for them.
Very Respectfully,
EA1MERT ~ FIERY.
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THE Gerardstown church discus.
sion is getting rather voluminous for
our columns. We are always dis
posed to allow reasonable space to
the discussion of matters of local
aud general interest, and to give both
sides a hearing. But there must be
some limit, not only to the discus
sion, but to the length of the arti-
cles. The other side are entitled to
space for reply, if they desire it,
and then we propose to move the
previous question.
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10 OWNERS OF STOCK.
A Long Felt Want Supplied
Insure Your Stock i'm the
Peoples Mutual Life Stock
INSURANCE COMPANY.

You have now an opportunity of in
surinc J our horses and cattle against
l9ss either by disease or accident. We
propose insuring this class Of property
for three fourths It's value, and no
more Ii is impossible to su ,cessfully
conduct Live Stock Insurance bust
ness when more than three fourths Of
the risk is carried by the Company.
The owner must have an interest in the
animal insured to make it perfectly
safe business We have adopted the
following plan, and propose adhering
to IL;
lst We take no Tisk on any ami
nal worth less than S75 or ore than
$500, Their. by avoiding old broken
down hOrs and fancy priced animals.
2nd We .Ac,ude All stock that is
extra hazardous, such as car, omnibus
and hiring horses; neither do we write
upon horses that have the leaves, that
are blind or cribbers
3rd We issue policies on horses
from ~ 10 years Of age for three
ears AZ per cent on the estimated
value.
4th. We pay the full amount
policies issued.
The Directors Of this company re-
specially refer to any ban ker, mer.
chant, manufacturer o. professional
man in the city Of Baltimore. The
following named gentleman of this
city and county have stock insured in
this company: Capt. j. NJ. Sencin
diver, Jesse Ridgeway, Harriton Tab.
Ter, H. D. Boyer, Chas. Sharff, j. l..
Bender & Bro, A. Kogeschatz, John
Burns, John Fitz, DR.. S. NJ Myers,
j. w Roberts, H. A. Deatrick, John
f. Keller, Philip Showers, VIM A.
Cushwa, a. p Lord, Daniel Riker
and others TH0S. KRAFT,
General Agent,
Martinsburg, W. Va.
AL letter addressed +, him will re-
ceiye prompt attention. Send for II
prospectus, which EN- bodies plans,
rules, regulations, etc m27 3m.
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THE Independent Steam Job
Rooms have turned out within the
past three weeks 500 pamphlets, re-
port on Martinsburg Water Works
200 copies of thirty-four page
pamphlet, proceedings of the Grand
Lodge of Good Templars; $500
copies of premium list Agricultural
Society, forty pages, now in course
of binding, and now have on hand
the proceedings of the Grand Lodge
of Knights of Honor, over 100 pages.
In addition to this, our small presses
have been almost constantly running
on small work, such as bill-heads,
letter-heads, tags, envelopes, state
ments, cards, dodgers, etc. We have
the advantages Of fast presses and
steam power purchase our job stock
in large quantities from wholesale
dealers, and give our patrons the
benefit of prices derived from these
advantages. In low prices and
superiority of work we defy competi-
ton. We will duplicate city prices
on all printing, less the freight.
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THE ninth annual Tri-State Pic
mic and Exhibition of the Patrons Of
Husbandry Of Pennsylvania. Mary
land and West Virginia, at Viii
liams' Grove, will commence on
August Dist and close on Saturday,
August 26th, 1882 The display of
farm and domestic machinery and
implements and agricultural and
horticultural products will be large
and diversified. Prominent mem
bers Of the Order from various States
will be present. There will be good
restaurant on the grounds, and visi-
tors will be entertained at low rates.
On Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday agricultural and scien-
tifc addresses will be delivered by
prominent farmers and statesmen
Manufacturers will find this an eX-
celIent opportunity to exhibit and
advertise their products. Those de-
string to exhibit can get all the
necessary information by writing to
r. II Thomas, Manager Tri-State
Picnic and Exhibition, Mechanics
burg, Pa, for circulars.
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Worth Reading.

Satisfaction guaranteed or no charg G
at RANKIN'S, the photographer,
over the National Bank Years Of ex-
perience enable me to be proficient in
taking pictures of babi and children.
Dress them in white and give US call
Come aud see our fine specimen Oil
painting, water colors, Indian ink and
the new and beautiful photo chrome,
made to order. Frames Of all sizes and
styles. One price to all.
il7 If. r. j. RANKIN,
National Bank Building.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
For Exchange.

A two story frame building in Fed
eralshurg, Nd 24x40 feet. several
rooms above and store below with
glass front. Also 8 story dwelling
on adjoining let All in good condi-
tea and insured for $1,000 Price
$500 VIII pay a difference on ex-
change for West Virginia real estate.
See or address J. H. BRISTOR.
lilo ct.
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Mr.. HARRISON TABLER brought
to our Office on Wednesday number
of heads of wheat which were cover
ed with a small green bug. He also
brought larger bug, which he had
in bottle, and which were taken
from the wheat heads. He informs
us that the wheat is covered with
myriads of the small green insect,
and that the larger ones are found
in the top of the head of wheat after
depositing their eggs. Under a
microscope the large insect looks
something like a potato BUG before
the hard shell is formed ON it. They
are black and yellow stripped. The
small insect, Of which there are hun
dreds on every head of wheat, is
scarcely perceptible to the eye, but
under a microscope looks like small
green spider. These insects take
the substance out of the tender
grain and cause it to swivel. They
can do no serious damage to the
early wheat, as the grain is too we'll
formed and hard, but the late wheat
is considerably injured by them. Mr..
Tabler says he has never before seen
an insect Of this kind on the wheat,
and that it is a new pest. He thinks
they have appeared too late to do
serious damage to the present crop,
except the late varieties of wheat
The most serious damage, perhaps,
will be that the quality of the wheat
will be reduced.
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SOME one threw stone Tuesday
night from the Court House corner,
which struck one of the French
plate glass in the front of Mr.. JOS
eph II. Shaffer's store, defacing and
splintering it badly. Every effort
has been made to ferret out the
scamps, and if found out, they will
not likely repeat the act for some
time to come.
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THERE is nothing nicer, more re-
freshing, or enjoyable than the
splendid soda water and Deep Rock
water kept on draught by doc
Feller at his coy drug store, corner
Queen and Race streets. His foun-
tain is one of the latest and most
improved patterns, and is quite a
work of art, and is kept filled with
ice all the time, giving the beverage
discharged from it a frigid quality
quite exhilarating this weather, and
this, added to Does natural jovi-
atty makes it more than pleasant to
give him call. Walk down and
see him.
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The Teachers Institute for this
county, after a pleasant and inter
esting session of a week, closed last
Saturday. The closing exercises
were attended with number of
pleasant surprises. A handsome
silver goblet was presented to Prof.
VIM. Gerhardt, the gift of j. p.
Stump, Esq. 1t was presented by
G. U. Thornburg, Esq, with appro-
pirate remarks, and received by the
Professor in a neat little speech. A
handsome silver pitcher and goblet
was presented to Prof. Miller, who
conducted the Institute, the gift f
the Teachers of Martinsburg and
Berkeley county. J. p. Stump, Esq,
made the presentation in an appro-
pirate speech, and was responded to
by Prof. Miller on receiving the
gift.
The Institute was one of the most
pleasant and instructive ever held
in the county.
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AS Mr.. Rufus Champ, who lives
on Back Greek, was loading bark
last week, he was bitten on the hand
by a large copper snake. His hand
swelled terribly and turned greenish
color, while he suffered much pain.
A poultice Of snake-root and strong
whiskey was applied and at present
his hand is nearly well.
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Notice is hereby given to the people of
haTiinsburg aud vicinity that the business
Of DR.. E. D Hamill, decd viii hereafter
he conducted By The undersigned Having
had special advantages and an experience
Of six years in the practice Of dentistry
| feel confident Of rendering entire salts
faction, Allwork warranted or no charge.
ian9-st, g. 4 HAMILL.
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$40 Reward.

will pay the above reward for any
information that viii lead to the arrest
and conviction of the person who
threw q stone against the French plate
glass in the front of Mr.. Joseph II.
Skaters store between the hours Of 10
and IL o'clock Tuesday night, June
20th, 1882. W. 7. LOGAN.
l24 q Mayor.
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THE army worm, one of the great
est pests known to agriculturalists,
has made its appearance on Tusca-
rora, this county, in such large
numbers as to cause considerable
alarm. They are on the farm of
Mr.. John Il. Janney, and the farms
of his adjoining neighbors, and are
doing considerable damage. Mr..
Janney has moved his timothy, in
order to save it from destruction by
the worms.
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THE NJ. E. Sunday School of this
place, went on a picnic excursion to
Mont Alto Park, on Thursday.
They were joined at Hagerstown by
the M. E. Sunday School of that
place, making one Of the largest
Sunday School picnics that has visi-
ted the Park for years. The wealth
er was delightful, and all had a
pleasant and enjoyable time.
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THE new insect ON the wheat is
not doing so much damage to that
cerealas it is to the oats. 1t is re-
ported.that entire fields of oats have
been completely destroyed, and will
not yield the seed.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.-The sec
ond Quarterly Meeting of the Meth,
odist Episcopal Church, Rev. Geo
V. Leech, pastor, will be held next
Sunday, June 25th, inst.
Rev. Nh Hobbs, Presiding Elder
will preach at SIP. NJ. Quarterly Con.
ference at s P. NJ, on Friday even
ing, June Esd.
The usual Quarterly collection.
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MIR. JOHN KEARNEY, who re-
sides in Arden District, this county,
lost valuable mare on Thursday
last. She attempted to jumpa fence
and snagged herself so badly that
her entraiIs protruded, and it be-
came necessary to kill her. The
loss is a heavy one to Mr.. Kearney,
as he was offered and refused 5000
for the animal last spring.
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Wanted.

a good tidy housekeaper to take
charge Of Household affairs and do the
work of a small Family, A good girl
will find a good home, as one of the
family. and viii be paid gooI wages.
For further information apply at the
INDEPENDENT Office. j24 2t.
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4TH OF july. - The National
Bank Of Martinsburg will be closed
ON Tuesday July 4th, All papers
due on that day must be provided
for on Monday, July 3rd.
GEORGE s. HILL, Cashier.
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ED. COATS and Frank Timmons,
both colored, arrested on the charge
of stealing wool, were held in the
sum of $500 for the action of the
next grand jury. Wash McAbee
was released, there being no evidence
against him.
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THE pupils of Mr.. ]. NJ. Dieffen-
derfer's School, the Berkeley Acad-
envy, picniced at Island Park, last
week, and had a delightful day.
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BUSINESS LOCALS

HAGERSTOWN FEMALE SIENNA
RY invites comparison with any seminary
in its unsurpassed location, its reduced
terms, ITS thorough instruction in all
branches-especially in English branches
and music For catalogue and particu-
ars address Rev. c. S. Keedy, Hagers-
town, Nd jill 2m
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THE pupils of the Berkeley Fe-
male Seminary went to Mont Alto
Park on picnic excursion, Friday
of last week. There was a slight
shower of rain at the Park during
the afternoon, but not sufficient to
interfere with the enjoyment of the
day.
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Mr.. E. WILLIE NoLL, son of
VIM. Noll, Esq, employed at the
Hannisville distillery, met with a
painful accident on Wednesday by
being struck in the face by a handle
ON an elevator.
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Pure Sparkling Soda,
Special Bargains In Prime
Goods.

Several broken lots Of Burt's cele-
brated dress shoes for gentlemen. We
will sell to close, at reduction Of Is
per cent OF regular prices.
GETTINGER IL HOKE.
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A STALK of rye, grown on the
farm of Mr.. George Mish, in the
lower end of the county, left at this
office by Mr.. John Confer, measures
Z feet. 4 inch.
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Farmers.

ook tie your interest and buy the
best for the least money. "What is
it ?" COOPER S Kentucky ha vest
whisky. Very cheap. jl7 2t
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Personal.

Miss Bertha Edwards, of this
place is visiting in Baltimore.
Miss Pink Wilen returned home
from the Valley Female College, at
Winchester, on Thursday, to spend
the summer.
Miss Lucy B. Leech, who has
been attending school at Mt. Vernon
Seminary, Washington, ID. c., is
spending her vacation with her
father, Rev. Geo. V. Leech, Of this
place.
Hon. w. II. II Flick, Capt. Bart
lett, Col. Nye, DR.. n. d. Baker,
d. II. Stucky, Esq, and others
went to Baltimore on Tues
day, to attend the meeting of the
Grand Army of the Republic.
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BOLD BURGLARY.-On Saturday
night last some thief entered the
residence of Mr.. j. w. Roberts, on
Race street, by prying open win
dow shutter on the first floor and
going through the window. After
getting inside he went into the room
in which Mr.. Roberts and his fam
lily were sleeping, and carried off
Mr.. r S vest and pants. The vest
contained his watch, gold pen and
pencil, and a pocket-book in which
there was some 81 or So in money.
On Sunday morning tramp
brought the vest and pants to Mr..
Roberts, claiming that he picked
them up near the G. V. depot. All
the articles were in the pockets eX-
cept the pocket book which contain
ed the money and some papers. 1t
was a decidedly bold operation.
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Rev. r. S. d. Heironemus, who
died last week at Brucetown, Va,
was a member of the American lie
gion Of Honor, and his family will
receive $4,000. He was brother
in-law of Mr.. Darius Darby, of this
city.
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Where did you get dat whisky ?"
"At COOPER'S. He always keeps
the best Call on him and satisfy
yourselfr jI92t.
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LINCOLN Posi-, No. 1, G.. A. r.,
of this city, attended the Grand
Army National Encampment at
Baltimore this week, in body, and
took part in the procession.
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REV. W. w. DoWNEY will preach
in the Presbyterian church, in this
city, on Sabbath morning, at IL
O'Clock.
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Farmers.

One and al, are cordially invited to
call and examine his fine harvest
whisky. Whose ?" "O00PER'S,
of COURSE il7 Ct
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At Cost.

BURHART IS co. will sell cutlery
for harvest at cost.
Ifyou want a correct likeness go to
HU NTER lie has worked insome OF
the first galleries in Baltimore and
Washington. Satisfaction always guar
teed. 2G Queen St, Martinsburg.
i0l ~
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Go to RANKIN'S nd take your old
pictures ofail kinds along II is the
only place in the country where they
enl rye to life size and paint in oil.
jl7 If.
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BURKHART& co. have most every
thing needed in housekeeping.
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Corns Cam be Cured,

Why sIfi'or with corns wnen Peps
Corn Solvent is SURE cure. Price 20
cents bottle. 1t is warranted to cure
or the money will be refunded. For
sale by GETTINGER & HoKE,
Agents for the manufacturer.
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For Sale.

a medium sized Bay Mare. Price
Sl00 See ). Il BRIsToR. il0 1t
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A COLLEGE sheepskin is a good
thing; but it isn't edible mutton"
1t has had about all the fleeing it
will ever undergo, nevertheless.
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THE mercury drops in a way most
discouraging to the man who stakes
on hot weather at the Summer Sol
stice.
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Money Wanted.

Wanted to borrow $4,000 dollars,
o. arst class real estate IN Mar
tins5arg he money is wanted for q
t4ra 81 ears, on which per cent win
be paid For further information, cali
at this Office m27 I'm
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Harvest MlisE.eY

Farmers will remember that the place
10 get the best Harvest Whisky, i at the
oil reliable stand Of OHAS THUMEL.
He keeps the best and sells 1t at fair
prices. Call and see BIN.
il73t CHARLES THUMEL,
Queen St, opposite Nat. Bank
Go to RANKIN'S, up over the bank,
And get pictures, the highestin rank.
lie can finely retouch,
And the charge is not much,
Right up stairs, O er Nationa Bank
jill If
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II is a mistake to call beef "yeni-
son" merely because it is dear meat.
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Try Smiths Washing Compound !
Warranted pure For sale by j.
WISNER & SON, Martinsburg, w.
Va, Next door to Post Office, on
Queen st. i24 It.
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New Goods.

just received, aa elegant stock Of
seAs9nable dry goods, notions. etc, at
bottom prices G. w. HOKE.
mi I'm
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THE Hannisyille Distillery will
shut down June 30th for the summer.