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E% Gen. Moorhead, of Pittsburgh,
who presided at the mass meeting Of In
dependents in that city, on Tuesday eve
ming was greeted with tremendous ap-
plause when he said:
About two years ago presided at a
ratification meeting in the Opera House.
1t was q ratification of the nomination
of j. A. Garfield. Continued applause
That name was received then as you ri :
ceive it now. was then, and am now,
a Garfield Republican. They are Gar
ield Republicans who are called fndc.
pendent Republicans. Their duty is 10
remove some of the evils that have crept
in unconsciously." Laughter.
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EF A special from Matamoras, Texas,
saws: IA dispatch from Chihaabua to-
day stales that n Apache priso-
ners, captured in the recent fights with
the Jesus ard Maria bands, were taken
ont in field and shot They behaved
with wonderful bravery, each one meet
ing his fate with remarkable GOODNESS"
The Mexican troops make short work
Of the numbering Apaches. Tie Amer
lean troops capture two or three every
elk months and Immediately proceed to
issue Remington riaes, blankets and
other supplies TO them.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-06-27

TEE Jackson Standard, 9 Republican
psper, voices the sentiments Of the Re-
publican party in its outrageous abuse
OF German citizens, which We publish
elsewhere this week. How any intelli-
gent German can vote the Republican
ticket is more than We can comprehend.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-06-27

TIE terrible cyclone that passed over
Grinnell. Iowa, on the 18th inst.. leveled
eighty houses in the town and hundreds
OF dwellings and out houses 10 its track
ont In the country. One hundred per-
sons we're killed and about 10 weun-
ded. At ether places in the path Of the
storm large number we're hitled and
wounded.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-06-27

TIE Democratic prospects in Ohio
are favorable. Tho Republicans are
hopelessly divided on the liquor ques-
ton, and the thousands of voters, who
deserted that party last Spring. declare
they win never vote another Republican
ticket.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-06-27

HF There is now living near the little
village Of Bakersville, in Coshoet on
county, a lady whose age exceeds that
of the Declaration of Independence by
at least one year, possibly more; and
who is today probably the Oldest ciii-
zen in Ohio. Her name is C&THARINE
ALBERT. For over one year she has
lain in bed, and has Sustained life on
nothing but pap made from milk. She
is now totally blind, cannot hear dis
tinelly, and her speech bas aim ost failed
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FOREIGN.

The elaboration Of new civil code
for RUSSIA has been ordered.
The Spanish government ia sverse to
granting rapid reforms in Cuha.
Police precautions for Mr.. Gladstone's
personal safety have been renewed.
Dabuko, a brother Of the ZIlu, King
Ce'ewayo, is making war against rival
chiefs.
General BsrauofI has been summoned
to $. Petersburg to become Minister of
Police.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-06-27

CoKeREss will order the indemnity Of
s7s5,o00, received from japan years
since, to he refunded without interest.
This is blow at the lobby, as that gang
has been hard at work to have the inter-
est paid, which was 10 60 into their
pockets.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-06-27

Hon. G. H. PEspttios has eur thank.
for copy of bis Civil Service and Re-
trenchment Report. Senator PENDLE-
TON has labored faithfully in behalf OF
the reform Of the Civil Service, and il
HE measures are not passed il will be
the fault Of the Republicans, who appear
determined to make all Office holders pay
. certain per cent Of their salaries, each
yesr, TO aid the party to carry the elec-
tions.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-06-27

TaE Ring Worm, booted and spured
by the clan CAMERON, ls riding the r.
publican party of Pennsylvania to its
death.
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PROBATE COURT ITEMS.

June II The last Will and Tesla
ment of Thomas Twinem, decd, was
admitted to probate
June l9.-M. Reich and N. Reimen-
schneider we're appointed Administra-
tors of the estate Of Jno. Reimenschnei.
der, decd; bond S11,S00. VIM. Hines,
Martin Slusher and F. Haren were ap-
pointed appraisers.
NJ. Boughner, Admir- cf the estate OF
John H. Rutter, decd, obtained an Or
der to have real estate appraised. c.
E. Miller, Chas McGonieaI and Seth
Ward were appointed appraisers.
June 81 IS. Boughner, Guardian OF
Mary Holland. an imbecile, fled peti.
ton to sell real estate; hearing contin-
ued to July Oath at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
June 2l.-J. Affolder, Admir- Of c
Fuchs. decd, presented claim Of S75
to the Court for allowance; hearing con
tinued to July 29lh.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-06-27

B. & o. R. II. Annual 4th of July
Excursion to and From all Sta
tiOns on the Trans Ohio Division.
The B & o R. r. will sell round trip
tickets at all stations to all stations at
extremely low rates, good going July
|, 2, 8 & 4th, and good returning July
9th, inclusive. Avail yourself Of the
low rates offered to visit the following
cities on its line: Wheeling, Bellaire,
BarnesvilIe, Cambridge. Newark, Shaw
nee, Columbus, Mt. Union, Mansfield,
Sandusky, Put-in,Bay, Tifiln, Fostoria,
Deshler, Holgate, Defiance, Bremen
Avilla & Chicago where Grand celebra-
ton will take place. The fine fishing at
Putin Bay, Syracuse l. Avondale, offer
special inducements 10 lovers Of that
sport
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-06-27

LIEUT.. FLlPPER, colored, has been dis.
missed from the army on q charge OF
misspplication Of public funds. There
sre no colored gentlemen left in the
army.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-06-27

An addition to the White House 20
cost $500 600 has been author zed by
Congress.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-06-27

IEaRArIruDE.-ARrHUR refusing TO
save the life of GUrrEAu. an insane man,
who made him President.
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Ger. lie Fevre Renoninated.

CnciEEATI, June s2.-A Wapasoner-
ts special says: Gen. B. F. LIE Fevre
vas renon mated for Congress by tie
Democratic Convention to-day.
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Fx-GovERxoR DENxIsoS died at his
home In Columbus on the 18th inst.
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THE JEANNETTE.
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Sold ny all Druggists and Dealers IN Med.
cine. 81 perbottie; for S.. Jan9EF2s
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Nice LWelling House,

containing Parlor and Sitting Room, 4
large Chambers, basement kitchen, and
large dry cellar under the house, and all
necessary outbuildings and the land is
filled with trees OF the choictstruit.
The property is situated on Tabb's
Grade 3. and o. railroad, at the crossing
of the Warm Spring road about miles
from Martinsburg Persons desiring to
purchase, and wishing to examine the
pr misses, will be cheerfully shown over
the place by the present tenant.
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne-third cash on
day OF sale, one third in nine months and
the remaining one-third in Eighteen
months. The deferred payments to bear
interest and to be secured by Deed of
Trust on the property
GEORGE S. HILL,
febll Trustee.
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little Georgetown.

We are hemmed in with an en-
barge Of md.
The growing wheat never look
ed better at this season OF the year.
An Effort l. being made 10 have
a minister appointed for the cir
,auli uext year.
We regret Ia state that Mr.. ia
cob R0pp. j. stlli seriously NJ aud
uuabit- To leave his room. ii Is
khyeicians have no nope OF his re-
sUvery.
lhtre is very little sickness out
side Of ordinary colds, ia this
stH hbOrhooi
We learn mat Mr.. John Perreli
int, d. 10 rebuild hts barn, which
Mas destroy ed by fire some weeks
since.
A AN evidence OF the depth aud
CONSISTENCY - the mud here, ii l.
only necessary To stale that
young lady oI this place, went on
INFO the garden and stuck fast in
ane mud. she called Justify for
help, aDi another lady hearing
her, went To her assistance with n
spade and attempted To -hovel her
loose, tut failed, and came neal
sticking fast herself. She sum
nluntd several men, who went 10
thp assistance Of the imprisoned
young lady and relieved her Of
her unpleasant ~ uaIi0n.
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3 Head Work Horses.

12-year old Colt, IS HEAD CATTLE,
Ave on which are mich cows, the bal
apce young cattle; 80 head of thrifty
sheep, most of them with lambs by
thei- side. head OF hogs, brood sow
and pigs, | light four horse wagon,
nearly new; 2 spring wagons, one with
covered top; l wheat ian, cutting box,
wheat drill, nearly new. Hagerstown
make; l wheelbarrow, pair grain lad :.
ders, new; grain cradles. 2 moving
Scythes, lot of rakes, three horse
barshear plows, ! two.borse do, 3
double and 3 SINGLE shovel plows, forks
corn basket. riding saddle aud bride,
set sifRle harness and lines, 2 sets
& breechbands, 8 sets front gears sets
pillow gears brides, collars, and line.
lot OF grain sacks, barrels Of vinegar,
lot of empty barrels, 2 meat tubs. sc
also three ffths of 80 acres of wheat in
abe ground
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
Furniture, consisting of bedsteads, l
bureau, one sale, one cupboard
. 10 chairs. 2 rocking chairs, parlor
stove, | cook stove, l dining table,
stand, clock lot of crooks, buckle
pms aud dishes, wash tubs, churns,
Kitchen table, and many other articles
mot mere lneAt!Oned.
TERMS "A credit of nine months
will be given on all sums of $40 and
upwards, the purchaser giving note
with appro ed security, negotiable and
payable at the National Bank of Mar.
tinsburg, int rest charged from date,
out remitted ii paid promptly at ma
,eurity; under $40, cash. No properly
TO be removed until terms are com
tplied with GEO. L. SLYEK
Is How AKn Amer fab25
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''The conviction grows d eper,"
IN the mind of the Utica { W
Herald. "wIth eacn recurring rack
ell Ia The House % Representatives
that Speaker Keifer is small man
Ia a large place
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SPECULATION IN GRAIN

ON CHICAGO MARKET.
From S. to 81, 900 invested Our GUS
toners have realized large profits re
Gently, and frequently as much as $500
profit has been realized from $40 in
vested Never in the history of the
Grain and Provision Exchange has
such wide fluctuations occurred, and
the opportunities for profitable invest
ments are correspondence good Puts
and calls 81 per 100 bushels at close
rates Explanatory pamphlet mailed
free GEO. N SALISBURY Il Co., so
Broad st, n. y, Grain Brokers. Esd
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DIED.

&a- ifaJ ratesfre cents per line-for Obituary No.
ices beyond the usaaL announcement
In this city, February 4th, 1882,
MRS. ADA GLAssFORD, while on n
a visit to her son-in-la law, aged 10
years and q days.
Lay her esntly to rest,
Her troubles are O err;
Sh" will wake with the blest,
On Caanan's bright shore y
In this city, February 14th 1882,
MARQUES WILSON, infant son of
w. Luther and Emma +. Jones,
aged 8 months and II days.
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PRIVATE SALE

anE DESIRABLE PROPERTY IN
Nm AkTIN oBURG, w. Ma Will
be sold at private sale, the desirable
Double Frame Residence on the corner
of "a alter and Kins streets. This is a
,Gne, large double building erected with
every convenience for two families. 1t
IL comparatively new, and in first rate
condition Ii has been renting for S
saer month. and will be sold at about
halt its original cost, and at a price
ehat the rents will pay 10 per cent. on
abe investment. For further particu-
Las enquire Ct w. I. LOGAN,
feb25 If. lNDEDENDENT office.
Also, For Rent, comfortable brick
~wesidence on Martin street. Good To-
cation Possession. given LIST Of April.
ENQUIRE Same as absVe.
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4-------a-----s----
MARRIED..

In this city, February 21st, 1882,
by Rev. #. M. b. Rice, Miss MARY
SUSAN BUsEY and Mr.. CHARLES
" ELLER, both OF this county.
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6 HEAD HORSES,

| 3-year old colt, good mich cows, two
OF them fresh by day of sale, 8 HEAD
OF YOUNG CATTLE, 10 head of hogs 2
brood sows and pigs, road wagon and
bed, farm wagon shelving, 2 spring
wagons, one new; sleighs, water cart;
| wheelbarrow, 3-horse barshear plows,
Ullum's make; 2-aorse barshear pillow,
8 harrows, 3 double and 3 single shovel
plows, corn coverers, wheat drill, with
fertilizer attachment, wheat fan, fer
tiizer screen, double and single trees
fifth chain, pair of spreaders pairs Of
breechbands, 3 pairs of front gears, plow
gears, 4 housings, wagon line, collars,
brides, halters, &C, grain cradles, fork s
and rakas, mattocks, 2 shovels, scoop
shovels, maui and wedges, meat tub,
meat benches lot of empty barrels &c.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
NITURE: Bureau, ! doz Chairs, 2
Stands, and many other articles.
TERMS.--A credit of nine months on
all sums of $40 and upwards the pur-
chaser giving note with approved secur-
ity, negotiable and pay able at the Peoples
National Bank of Martinsburg. interest
charged from date, but RENTED ii paid
promptly at maturity; under $40, cash.
No property to be removed until terms
are complied with.
Sale to commence at to o'clock A. NJ.
SAMUEL Fl. CATROW.
w. Quinn, Auc'r. Qebl5
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FRIDAY, MARCH 1882
( HOSRES;2 i! Eine ; S Seats

I HOSRESr1iifilnare5 YEARS. YEARS.
These are desirable work horses, Of
which are barshear leaders. two Others
good wagon leaders, four of them good
brood mares, two now in foal, IL HEAD
OF CATTLE, six of which are good mich
cows, 4 or will be fresh by day OF sal ),
the balance are thrifty young cattle. 8
HEAD OF HOGS, one good brood SOW;
half interest in the Wool and Lambs OF
81 Sheep.
Farming Utensils, &c; SUPERIOR
Wheat Drill, with seed and fertilizer al
tachmeuts, good as new; new windmill,
| new Cutting-box, l huggy-Take, tour.
horse wagons, | wagon bed, excellent
grain ladders, spring wagon, sleigh
and bells, ! carriage, our horse sled,
three-horse barshear Plows, 2 DIVERS
Patent Chilled pows, good as new;
double and single shovel plows, four
square harrow, double and single trees,
sp eaders, log chains, mattocks, shovel,
forks, rakes, &c. 2 sets breechings, 4 sets
front gears, 6 sets pillow gears, 6-hCrse
wagon line, 2 sets single harness, riding
saddle, wagon saddle, s riding brides;
collars, brides, haters, &C, also lot OF
corn.
Household and Kitchen Furniture. -
5 Bedsieads, doz Windsor and Cane
seal Chairs, rocking chairs, sofa, lounge,
2 parlor tables, 6-legged dining table
bureau, wash s,fe, wash stand, Howe
Sewing Machine, in good order; safe, par
lor stove, ten plate stove, iron kettle,
Wheeling Cook Stove and fixtures, bar
rels of vinegar, grindstone, meat tubs,
hogshead. lot Of cider barrels. churn,
tubs, buckets, crooks and many other ar
tcles not here enumerated.
TERMS: A credit of nine months will
be given on all sums of $lO and upwards
the purchaser giving note wi h approved
security, negotiable and payable at the
National Bank of Martinsburg, interest
charged from date, hut RENTED il paid
promptly at maturity; under $40, cash.
No property to be removed until terms
are complied with.
j. WILLIAM BENDER,
A LAM AR.
v. GUINS, Aucr feb25.
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SALE.

INTENDING TO QUIT FARMING
l. will sell at my residence on the farm
of Mrs. Mary Robinson, miles northwest
of Falling Waters mill, and miles east
OF Little Georgetown,
ON FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1882,
the following personal property. to-wit.
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NEW AID VER1ISEMEN
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE STOCK, FARMING
UTENSILS, HOUSEHOLD GOODS
&c, &c, &c.
TUESDAY, MARCHI4, 1852

INTENDING TO MOVE WEST. l
- will sell at my residence, on the
Burnt House olston farm, one mile
northeast of Little Georgetown, and
three miles orth west of Failing Wa
tiers Mill commencing Mt 10 o'clock
m. on TIL ESDAY MARCH IA, 1882
the following nersonAl nronertp wit.
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Executors Notice

HNHE UNDERSIGNED having heen APP
Il pointed Executor Of the estate of G.
W. Tabler, decd, requests all persons
having claims against said estate to pre-
sent them pr operly authenticated for set
Element, and all persons indebted are re-
quested to come forward and make settle
ment e. s. taller, Ex'r,
febll-3t OF g. W. Tabler, decd.
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3 HEAD WORK HORSES.

2 Mich Cows, Sow aad Pigs, Pair
Patent Grain Ladders, Inch tread
Studebaker wagon, nearly new; | reaper
and mower combined l wheat drill top
buggy, sulky, sleighs, strand sleigh
bells, horse harrow, l 3 horse bar
shear How, double and single shovel
plows, 2 sets hind gears, sets front gears,
sets single harness, a collars nearly new;
Housens, l pair check lines, wagon sad
die, wagon line, Lady and Gentleman's
Riding S ddles, blind and riding brides,
halters, single, double and thribble tress,
breast and butt chains, digging iron,
shovels, picks. set blacksmith tools,
grindstone, dinner bell, &c.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
NlTURE, consisting in part as follows:
Q bedsteads, | bureau. cook stove and
fixtures, template stove, l iron-kettle,
half-barrel vinegar, churn, lot of bar
rtls, lot of milk crooks, and many other
articles not necessary to ennmerate.
TERMS.-Six months credit VIII be
given on all sums over $l0, the purchaser
giving bond and approved security, with
interest from date but if paid promptly
at maturity the interest will be RENTED;
all sums of $40 and under, cash No
property to be removed until the terms
are complied with
E. J. NOFFSINGER.
GEo MoGLlEoY, Auc'r (febl8.
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MONDAY, MARCH 6, 1882,

the following described property, viz:
s HEAD WORK HORSES, Q yearlng
colts, one of which is a mule, 3 Mich
COWS, one of which will be fresh by day
of sale, II HEAD CT STOCK CATTLE.
one four-h horse farm wagon, one two horse
Studebaker wagon and bed one cart and
harness, one combined reaper and mower,
one Hagerstown combined fertilizer and
seed drill, one single drill one horse rake,
two 3-horse barshe plows, two 2,horse
Barshear plows, four double shovel plows,
two single shovel plows, four-square
harrow, single double and thribbe trees,
2 sets breechbands, 2 sets front ears, 3
sets pillow gears, brides and collars, one
set of blacksmith tools, one template
stove, one paror stove, and many articles
not enumerated
TERMS "A credit of nine months will
be given on all sums over SIS; that sum
and under, cash. notes to be made nego.
table and payabl ut the Peoples Nation.
al Bank OF Martinsburg, W. Va, bearing
interest from date, but If paid at maturity
the interest will be RENTED. No property
to be removed until terms of sale are COM
piled with
Sale TO commence at 10 clock.
JOHN NJ. LINTON.
B KEARFoTT, Auc'r. (feb4
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The Royce Improved Reaper.
PUBLIC SALE.

TINE UNDERSIGNED, intending to
l. discontinue farming, will sell ut pub
tic sale, at the residence of j. Will I'm
Bender and w. Carper, situated "a
miles west of Nartinsburg on the farm
known as The John Walters farm, now
owned by James II. Walker, Esq on the
Dry R.n road commencing at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. on
FRIDAY. MARCH 10. 1882.
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TUESDAY, MARCH z, 1850

at 10 o clock NJ all the interest OF said
pc sons in the following premises describ.
ed in said DEED of Trust, viz:
2 Acres and 80 POLES OF
LAM MS described 10 deed from Henri,
G. Small and wife to William Smith, b,
Deed of March l8 l943 and recorded in
said County Clerks Offiae in Deed Book
No. At, pages ga, 95 and &c Said sale
will be made for the benefit OF !. Nelson
Wi,ner and MADEIRA h Kantner as en-
dorsers on note for G w. Smith, held
by the National Bank of Martinsburg,
and on which on the day OF sale there will
be due. principal and interest. the sun
OF $l33 81, and for the costs of this sale
This property is very valuable, as there
ia IN il 81
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NJ ARTINSBURG INDEF I'm DENT.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FINE PROPERTY
AT TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST,
I'D dated November IL 1879, aud re-
corded in the County Clerks off e OF
Berkeley county. W. Va. in Deed Book
No. rs, Pages 1923, from Sarah Smith.
G. W. smith Clara v. Smith, Anna B
Re tch, George w. Rentch, Mary V
RopD, and Daniel II Ropp, to me as
Trustee, will sell in front Of the Court
house, il Mrtinsburg, ~ Va on
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AT TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID made April l, 1874, by Jeremiah
Nofsinger to John P. Kearfott. Trustee,
and recorded in the County Clerks Of
flee Of berkeley County, in Deed Book No.
II. pages 81 and %. the undersigned will
sell at the front door of the Courthouse,
in Martinsburg, W. Va,
ON SATURDAY, MARCH IL, 1882,
at IL o'clock A a., FARM, con tanning
abOut
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&M- HAY ra,es-fre cents per tine-for Obituary No
ices beyond the Usual announcement
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I WILL SELL AT PUBLIC SALE at
l. the farm on the Schoppert Ford road,
FIVE miles east OF harrisburg, commence
ing at 10 O'Clock A NJ, on TUESDAY,
FEBRUARY %, 1882, the following
nronertY tn-Mit