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ON Thirty Days Trial.

We will send Dr. Dyes Celebrated
Electro Voltaic Belts and other klec.
trie 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,t to restoration of vigor
and manhood Also for Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Paralysis, Liver and Kid.
ney difficulties, Ruptures, and many
other diseases. Illustrated amphlel
sent free. Address Voltaic Belt Co.,
Marshall, Mich. o29-1 ~,
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Do You WANT A CABPET ?-The
carpet business is lively this spring
at EMMERT & FIERY's. Why is it ?
Because the people find that they
can save from two to three dollars
by buying from them. Be sure and
get their price before you buy.
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TO THE LADIES.
Opening of Fa- hiOnabIe
Millinery of the Spring
and Summer SeMsOn.

Mrs. DANIEL MATTHABI has
just returned from the city with large
handsome and wel,se lected stock of
millinery and fancy goods and will
sell at bottom prices Give her call
and be convinced. New designs in
Stamping. al5 1t.
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For ahe Ladies.

We have just rec ived very niezr
line Of Cousins Celebrated Shoes. ens-
bracing quite variry of stylea-tS
which we invite at'eution 3goaX
& ELTrNarR & HoKR.
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Religious.

Rev. j. q. Davidson, of Mo-, will
preach in the Baptist Church next
Sunday Tomorrow at IL A. NJ, and
1902. NJ.
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THE Easter services in the various
churches last Sunday, were interest
ing and impressive.
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THERE was a heavy freeze last
Monday night, making ice as thick
as an ordinary window glass. 1t is
thought the peach bloom was very
considerably damaged.
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1t is deemed very doubtful wheth-
er there will be any further definite
action in regard to the Chinese at
this session OF Congress.
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Corns Gam lpe Z .nresq.

Why suflor with eorns woen Peps
Corn Solvent lsa SURE cure. Price as
cents bottle. II is warranted 10 carn
or the money will be refunded. For
sale by GETTINoER Il HoKE.
Agents tor the manufacturer
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REMEMBER that EMNIERT q
FIERY has the best and cheapest
homemade rag carpets.
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100 tons pnre gf"und plastsr, y9ss
from the mill, now ready for markes
mil m fuiH q JANNEYy
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WE expect to be able to commence
moving our office next week. We
had hoped to be in our new quarters
by this time, but could not get ready.
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Lasiies' alIoaks.

Those desiring 70 purchase neW
Cloaks, should avail themselves OF Ihe.
special low prices AMI desirable good
am now offering. Call and see thems
j. III. SHARPER.
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For White, Silver tray, and Gray
Blankets. the cheapest in town, go TO
j II SHAFFkKpS
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Peps, Camm's and the Gar cora
cures, warranted good and for sale by
j. L.. w. b KER.
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DIR. HINKLE is having an Office
erected adjoining his residence on
Martin st.
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WoRKMEN are engaged in re-
modelling the corner room in Scheu's
building, for the occupancy of the
Peoples Bank.
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TRY DEEP nc OK WATER
Al BAKERS.
For Rene.

The photogr phi gallery over Odenas
book store from April LIST 1882
Mos + G. DUNN.
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THERE is difference of opinion ex-
pressed in regard to the damage to
the fruit by the cold snap. Some
contend that the peaches and early
cherries are almost entirely killed,
while others claim they have not
been seriously hurt.
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January. 1881.
Taxes paid into Court TO release land
bought in by Sta,e al sale Of land
for delinquent taxes .................S79 40
The result of this work is that the
criminal causes, motions, appeals,
issues and chancery business is well
kept up, and as announced by the
Court all new cases must be tried at
the first term unless good grounds
for continuance is shown. We are
glad to state that not only has this
work been done with no increase of
cost, but the record will show large
decrease in the jury expenses.
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Try the celebrated Deep Rock Min
eral Water at FELLER'S DRUG
STORE.
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THE circuit court on Wednesday
confirmed the sale of the Grand
Central Hotel property to Messrs.
Gettinger and Wisner. We under
stand it is the intention of these
gentlemen to thoroughly repair, rem
ovate and refurnish the house, thus
making it one of the most attractive
and home-like hotels in the country.
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THE usual Easter snow storm put
in its appearance last Monday.
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WHEAT.

Receipts. .85 90 bu. : hipments.. - III
Stock in Elevators .a......o...... .528 S45
CORN,
Receipts. $500 bu. Shipments , COS
Stock in Elevators. ............... 400 446
Wheat firm and h CHER with good
trading, closing triAe easier Corn
is frmer and inactive with small offer
ings; four-the inquiry is brisk ana
the market, active with prospects OF
an advance in prices. Feed slow and
asy 4P. M--wheat and corn to 2
cents higheF, and excited.
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Why should old Prob. so plague and
tease us,
With one or two fine days to please US,
And then a polar blast to freeze us !?
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so bushels pure tary Rose, for sa ,
by q. G. JANiIEY, mil In.
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For indigestion, sick headache, etc /,
rink Deep Rock Mineral Water, at
FELLER'S DRUG STORE.
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BLACK GRAPES The cheapest
and best stock of the above goods
you will find at EMMERT q FIERY's
one price store.
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BUSIN ESS LOCALS

Drink Deep Rock Mineral Water at
DRUG STORE.
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Tufts Attic Soda is on draught at
FELLER'S DRUG STORE,
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New Opening.

NJ 50 Lola Scheu has opened q new
and beautiful stock of Millinery, Faa-
cy Goo s, Hats, Bonnets, etc, in Mr.
new rooms, Seheu building, formerly
usec for Post office, Burke street ms
ladies are most earnestly requested u
cal and examine all the new and fas h.
ionable spring and summer goc as
which she will have on exhibltSon.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Pure Sparkling Soda,
ylCHY AND DEEP ROCK WATERS,
drawn from Matthew Porcelain
Lined Fountains aud Biglow's
PATENT COOLER
For sale only by J. Z. W BAKER
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DIED..

Hsy- Hal rates--dpe cents per liae---for Obituary
ices beyond the usual announcement.
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EEOW Losf. WoM Eeest0wed !

Just published lew edition Of DR.
CULVFRWELL'~ Celebrated Essay on
tine radical cure of SpaRNAToRnHGA or
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal
Lcsses impotency, Mental and Physical
lncapacity, Impediments to Marriage, etc !;
also Consumption Epilepsy and Fits,
induced by self-indulgence or sexual OK
trayaguuce. &c
The celebrated author in this admira
bic Essay, clearly demonstrate, from p
thirty years successful practice, that the
alarming consequences OF s5lt-abuse may
be radically cured; pointing out mode
OF cure at once simple, certain, and eiec.
tual, by means Of which every sufferer, no
matter what his condition may be, may
cure himself cheaply privately, ANA rad
ically,
lss~T Lecture should be in the
hands of every youth and every man in
the land.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to
any address, postpaid, on receipt Of six
cents or two postage stamps. Address,
THE CULVERWELL MEDICAL CO.,
Al Ann St, New York, N. Y.
Post-ottce Box, $50. (jY8.ly.
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SOLDIERS

Now suffering from wounds or disease Of
am kind caused by military service are
entitled TO Pension Widows, minor
children, dependent mothers or fathers Of
soldiers who died from the effects of their
service are also entitled. Many invalid
pensioners are entitled to an increase,
Careful assistance given in Delayed or
Rejected Claims, RS many cal be allowed
with but little more evidence. Complete
instructions with references sent on appli.
cation. CHAS & GEO. A. KING, At
torney.at-Law, DIG F St, Washington.
D. G. jyl.
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BIG SALES. Major J. ii. BristOr
Real Estate Agent of this city, has
recently sold the following proper
ties:
J. p. Streiby's farm, of 1877 acres,
with fine improvements, 2 miles
Gorth of Martinsburg. to g. Jacoby,
Of Pennsylvania, for S1l 900.
S. w. NJ. Peters farm of 356 acres
miles south Of Martinsburg, to
Rev. w. w. Downey, for 16, 500.
John Chestnut's farm of 100
acres, in Hampshire county, to II.
J. Strictly Of Pa, for $1,000
The Delaney farm Of l54 acres,
.near Stokes School house to L.
Baldwin Of Washington City, for
$1,000.
A store building and two dwell~
inGs in fredericksburg, Md, to 5.
Burns for $4,000.
The "Stone" farm of AZ acres, near
town, to b. +. Williams for $1,000.
G. w Jacoby's mill property in
Cumberland county, Pa, to J. =.
Streiby fer $4,000.
Linn d Coyle's house on west
Burke ST., to ". L. Geyer for
$3.50.
The ". b Rogers farm of 10
acres, On Backcreek, to Henry
Moore TOR $3.50.
A. J.. Howard IS farm, near town,
to Joseph Sinniger of Pa. for So 600.
j. T. Cook and L. Snyder's farms,
containing 2l3 acres in all, II miles
from town. to Col. G.. Sims, of Pied
mont, for $4,000.
The frame block in Keyser, oppo-
site Court house; also row of eight
dwellings in the same place. Also IA
acres Of land with fine stone man
sion IN Corporation of Piedmont, to
j 4. Cook aud Il Snyder of Der e.
IL county, for S.. 400
A. J. Sewers house and lot in
Martinsburg, to j. +. Powell for
$500.
A small house belonging to Mr.. &.
Hughes, Esq, Of Martinsburg, to
j.. 81. Mckee, for $3.50.
s. IL H0ckenberry'5 brick house
in Martinsburg to j.. G. Kilsey, Of
Pa, for $1,000.
Also the following tracts Of wild
lands belonging to the II, o. Mid
dleton Estate in Upshur county.
5l7 acres to Williams q Stute of
Pa, for s. GOO; G45 acres to Morn
son g. Co. of Pa, for s., 490; 100 acres
to J, Ealsom of Nd for 400; SO acres
to j. Strike for $2l2; so acres to
Jospeh Brook for 5000
Major Bristor has a number of
persons now looking for homes here,
and viii show them the properties
he has for sale. He is also receiv-
ing letters of enquiry daily in re
gard to land for sale in this section.
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Sold ty all Druggists and Dealers
Single Bottle 5l00; Six Bottles, 50 90.
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EBTT ADVERT ISEMENTS
WEST VIRGINIA

f. Rules held in the Clerks Office of
Circuit Court Of Berkeley county, on the
Cd day c. July, 1882
CeorgeD johnson,
Fs.
George Garrett Sarah =. Garrett, John T.
Jauney. a. S Baron, Wm. 81. Smurr.
Samue. j. 0i,er and E, S. Troxell,
Trustee
Tie ohieo, Of this suit is to audit all
hes az las The real estate o. George
Garrett and 10 ascertain the priogities OF
Tie ua ana to subject said reality de-
scritd H. he proceedings to safe to sat-
i S.. and lay oil such liens
And il appearing On affidavit, filed in
Thu suit, that the saId defendant, A 5. Bar
on, a nonresident O this State, he IS hereby
required 10 appear at the said Clerk s
Office, within one month from the 8th day
a July, 1882 the date Of the first publl-
cation hereof and Go what is necessary
Il protect his interests in this matter
S. Il. MARTIN, Clerk.
J.4CsCu Wisner, Atty for PltH.
(JUly8.4t.)
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Origin OF the Name OF the
Sucker State.
/ .om tte Louisville Courier. journal

Tom the Louisville Courier Journal
You are wrong as 10 the origin
OF the name 'Illincis.' The first
name O. the State was Dally-
whack perhaps corruption Of
"baiiWick' name Illinois"
originated iu this way; When
Chicago WAS yet u small village q
Chicago man, passing through
Ohio, pat up at country tavern
with number OF travellers from
other States. The Chicago man
was great taiker, ana his subject
was, ga course, Cnicago. The
other travellers failed 10 ge, ia a
word dating the whole night, so
i'm esHut was the gabble OF the
Chlcagoer, and ne made great
boasts r, 10 what bis town would
be iu d + W years. Next morning
one OF ,ae travellers was very sick,
ans the Chicago man bastened to
bis bedside. What il the mat
t0?' asked the ChicagOer. "Im
il O. noise ~ Al this ;he Chicago
MaH mlgnluimuusly agreed 20
L.. Up .or a few hours. aud Che
patient gradually recovered. From
thj- ;riting incident a great State
tOCk o., name, only dropping aa
apoalroP"e and an sc" IL taxing
OK jhe ueW appellatiou.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Pc RU-NA

"For Neural2ia in the liwbs, stomach,
back breast, side, sboulder-blades, or
anywhere else, take PERUNA."
"For CoHgh, Asthma, Night Sweats,
Shortness Of Breath, take PERUNA
"For Chronic Nasal Catarrh. Bronchitis
and Sore Thr )at, take PERUNA -
PERUNA is the purest, most prompt
and efficient medicine known TO man"
"PERUNA is the best appetizer pure5t
tonic, finest invigoralor Of the body sud
mind -
"If you can sleep, il you are weak, or
worried mentally, take PERUNA -
"But remember the most impoftan. Of
all is that PLRUNA viii cure Chronic
Nasal Cat1rrh. Brights Disease and Dia-
betes Of the Kidneys
If your druggist is out Of our PAM
phlejs on tie ''IlIs Of Life, or if yon are
lAooring under q disease not mentioned in
it or 10 these advertisements address the
proprietors, 5. Hartman & Co Osborn,
Ohio
For Coustisafioa and Piles take
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Alexander Grow, Leonard Grow, iona
than Crow, George S. Price Mrs.
Margaret Sigler Mrs. Mary e. Farms
worth, The Bible Society formed in
New York in the year, 1917, tad The
American Bible Society Of New York.
The object Of this suit is to construe
the will of John r. Crow, decd, IN The
following particulars: First, As to whether
the Administrator, with the will annexed,
is authorized to make sale of the real
estate; second, rs to whether the funeral
expenses of Sarah Crow, dec d, shall be
paid out Of the estate of John r. Crow,
dee d; third whether the Bible Society
formed in the State of New York in the
year 1916, is entitled 10 the So 600 be-
queathed under the will Of John r. Grow,
deceased, if it is ascertaiuel that such a
society exists; il not, to whom is said sum
payable.
And it appearing or affidavit filed IN
this suit, that the SAID defendants, Alex
ander Grow, Leonard Crow, jonathan
Grow, The Bible Society formed ia New
York In the year 1916, and the American
Bible Society of New FORK, are non-resi-
dents of this State, they are hereby
required to appear at the said Clerk
office within one month nom the 8 h day
ofJuly, 1882, 1.-THE date of the first publ,
cation hereof and do what is necessary
to protect their interests in this matter.
$. II. MARTIN, Clerk
FAULKNER & lNGLEs, ATTY s for ifs,
fully Sit
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PROPOSALS.

Y7HE BOARD or EDUCATION Of Ope-
1 quon District will receive proposals
up to July %, 1882, inclusive for fur
nishing material and building a school
house for sub-district No. 3, near Shiny
er's Mill, to be built of brick, 22x28 feet
s windows l0xl2 glass, with shutters
with strong hinges, a middle wall, with
substantial pine ioists, good pine floor,
wall and ceiling plaatered, with chimney
above the floor; the wall to be boarded
up as high as the windows all around,
with an extended roof, covered with Joint
shingles; also q blackboard made Of good
lumber; also 20 writing desks with seats,
and teachers desk with q raised plat
farm
Terms governed by school law. To be
completed by the FIRST day Of September,
1882. TIE Board reserves the right to
reject any or all proposals not made sat
istactory AL to be built vita good ma
teritls.
T II. BYEHS President.
Z. $. WILLIAMS Sec'y. j24-4t
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LimekiIn & Quarry
FOR SALE.

( HAVE FOR SALE, as Attorney, a
/. Lime-kiln and Quarry and nearly
THREE ACRES OF LAND located about
five miles from town and in a good farm
ing community For particulars call en-
or address, J NELSON WISNER, Atty,
Martiusburg, W Va. apl-tf
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

At Rules held in the Clerk Office Of
the Circuit Court of Berkeley County on
the 81 day of July, 1882
Thomas D. Mallory, Administrator, with
the will annexed OF John r Crow,
decd aud as Executor Of Sarah Crow
decd
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GXCL'L'B NJ .EU'L'
IN THE
Boot, Shoe and Hat
TRADE,
Special Announcement.

We will sell FOR CASH a
large portion Of our stock at
great reduction in prices. To
close out odd lots, bargains
viii be given regardless Of
COST. Take advantage of this
opportunity to save money.
GETTBNGER AZ EHOME.
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Stockholders Meeting.

YE4HE STOCKHOLDERS Of the Martins-
Il burg Gas Company are hereby mott
fe6 that tie annual election for nine
Directors viii be held az the Courthouse
on TUESDAY, JULY Is, 1882, al three
O'Clock 7. n.
FRANK S EMMERT,
Tvs. Secretary.
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A Robbers Queer Disguise.

A few nights ago Dooley county, Georgia,
farmer, whose place is on tho river, was walk
ing around near his stock yard, when he
heard squealing among his hogs. He look
ed over the fence to learn the cause, when he
found large alligator had dead hog, which
it had killed, and was trying to make its way
to the river. He ran to the house for his gun
and called to several of his hands to go with
him 10 kill the alligator. On arriving at the
lot the hog had disappeared and SO had the
water monster. They followed to the river
bank, and, instead of alligator tracks, discov-
cred those of two persons who had the skin of
an alligator and had used it to accomplish the
purpose of stealing hogs and making the own
er, if he should discover them, believe it was
an alligator. The rowing of boat down tho
river could be distinctly heard, but there was
nothing to pursue in, 80 the matter was drop
ped until a better opportunity was offered
for catching up with the perpetrators.--.4mer-
icdfa Rcp,sJAcdn.
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Lincoln aaa tk. South.
GVicksburg (Miss.) Herald.l


When President Lincoln died the South lost
incalculably. He WAS killed in the zenith of his
power, and, as President Garfield said Gin the
fullness of his fame" There are few in the
South who do not believe he would have been.
had he lived, the true friend of the Southern
people; few who do not believe the South lost
more than the North by bis death. We believe
he would have made it bis chief object to build
up the States that suffered go much from war.
We believed be would have healed tho wounds
with kindness and won the mass of the people
by standing like stone wall between them and
revcngeful oppression. His son "is chip of the
old block" He has let no opportunity pass to
show the Southern people kindness. He has
worked side by side with the Southern Cover
nors for the relief Of the overflow sufferers, and
we are sure Robert T. Lincoln has been praised
oftencr since he has been at the head OF the War
Department by Southcrucrs than BY Norther-
ners. HE thoughtful kindness, and his atten-
ton to the details, are proof that bis heart was
in the work. The Southern people are impul-
sive, warmhearted, and extremely grateful, aud
we are correctly expressing their sentiment for
the Secretary of War.
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The Button Dodge.
1SaD Francisco Post

SAP FRANCISCO Post
lie drifted into Phil. McGovern's saloon the
other evening, wiped his forehead, felt around
in his pockets, and said with pleasant smile:
"Well, as it seems I have just one ten cent
piece left to-day III take a drink"
When the four fingers of Antioch nerve-tansler
had been secreted in his remotest recesses, the
customer fumbied among his keys and laid some
thing on the counter. AS he did so be started
and said with look of amazemcnt.
"Great Scott Just look at that I'
Il see it." said the barkeeper. scornfnlly re-
gardng the alleged dime. "It's suspender
button. What Of it ?''
well. didn't look at it before. just felt
in my pocket, and I'm blamed if it didn't fool
me. Ahem suppose you'll have to put this
drink on ice until tomorrow. I'll drop in and
fx IT,"
''Oh of course you will. Here take this, .
and the cocktail retailer handed over needle
and thread.
"whats tlSt fu ~
"Why, for you to sew on that button tight
now. Otherwise, you might make a mistake
again this evening somewhere else. Jus, sew
her on strong"
But the party with the button was very much
insultcd, ard went out swearing that they didn I
know how TO treat one of the most prominent
citzeus il the pioneer business, Ro.;c~.