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Religious.

10 pe made with thee one spirit,
az the boon that lingering ask,
10 nave no bar twixt my soul and
thine;
thoughts to echo thy will divine
Myself, thy servant for ever task
Lie may enter through thee, the
door
Saved, sheltered for evermore.
Rev. J. w. Robertson, of Grafton.
will preach in the Baptist church
next Sunday morning and evening.
Rev. E. Wilson will hold q meet
ing at Bunker Hill, Sunday the 9th.
Communion after services. Prepar.
atory services on Saturday.
Rev. ]. A. Hoffheins is confined
to his room by sickness, and in con-
sequence there will be no preaching
in the Reformed church to morrow
Sunday.
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MARTINSBURG INDEPEr
IMrRovEMrNr IN r. O.-The

IMPROVEMENT IN r. O.-The
Postmaster, to accommodate the
patrons Of the Office. and give them
every convenience for the speedy
transaction Of business, has added
$50 lock boxes, which, with those
already on hand, aggregate 30. The
rentals Of the same will commence
on the beginning of the next quar-
ter, viz: October LIST. They will
rent for fifty cents per quarter, and
q deposit will be required for each
key, which will be returned when
the renter delivers up the key. The
amount of deposit for each key will
be fixed by the Department, and the
postmaster Is required to turn over
the rental to the Department and to
account for the redemption fund for
keys to the Auditor of the Treasurer
for the P. 0. Department, at the
end of every quarter. It is a matter
of accommodation and not Of COM
pulsion, but the Department per-
mits no perquisites, and stands be.
tween the renter and the postmas,
ter to the extent of watchful SUPER
vision of the deposit account for
keys. Applications can now be made
for these boxes.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-09-08

THEdrouth of the past two months
has:done and isstill doing great dam
age to the crops throughout the south
side of Virginia. Unless there is an
early fall of rain the loss will be in
calculable. In some sections not
more than a half crop of corn can be
made, and the same may be said of
cotton and tobacco. In some coun-
ties no rain has fallen since June.
The streams are fast drying up, rem
dering milling operations impossible.
The river at Petersburg is SO low
that the millers cannot do more than
one-fourth their usual work.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-09-08

A LITTLE care and a modicum of
prudence just now, will greatly les'
sen ones doctors bills. Every
twenty-four hours of the present sea.
son that complicated and delicately
organized machine, the human body,
is called upon to bear a change in
temperature of say thirty degrees
FAHRENHEIT and to pass from the
chill of evenings dews and damp
ness to the warmth of midday. In
creased underclothing, watchfulness
in diet and other precautions are at
all times worthy Of attention, abso-
ly so during the chilly nights and
warm days of early autumn.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-09-08

FINE FRUIT.-On Tuesday last,
with some visiting friends, we en-
joyed the pleasure of a trip to the
excellent fruit farm of Mr.. VIM. s.
Miller, near Gerardstown. We have
been going there annually, and our
experience is that Mr.. Ms hospital.
ity, like his orchards and vines,
grows more abundant each year.
The heavily laden trees, rich with the
beauty Of rosy apples, golden-tipped
pears, the mixed tints of red and
gold Of the peaches, and the vine
clad fields wherein nestle the pale
but sweet Martha, the fragrant and
delicious amber-tinted catawba and
the luscious but darker sisters con-
cord Ives Seeding present a view
that exerts the most vivid magma
tion Of the artist, and confuses the
most fantastic tastes of the epicure.
We are glad that the labor of years
and the unremitting attention and
care of our friend are being reward
ed with so rich fruitage.
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WE were fortunate enough this sea-
son to pick up over 300 yards of canton
Flannels, for the regular price. We
can save you from two TO three cents n
yard on these goods ; also our Wool
Flannels have been bought very cheap,
in white, red, indicated twills and shat
ker. OF these goods we always keep a
good stock on hand, and sell lots OF
them. We are very careful in buying
them as there are very Jew good judges
Of Flannels. You Will also bear in
mind that we are selling the very best
calicoes at 5cts per yard, never sold be-
fore for less than Sets. We will tell
you about our new dress goods next
week. Very Respect.
EMMERT Il FIERY.
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The delegation of Baltimore
Knight Templars passed through
here on Wednesday en- route home,
from San Francisco. They stopped
at the depot for short time. and the
glee club favored the crowd who had
gathered to see them with an APP
propriate song. They expressed
themselves as having had delight
full trip.
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"a too-too glove
OF yellow hue,
A stove-pipe hat,
A tooth-pick shoe
A stylish coat /:
A languid drawl
A watch so big /;
a cane SO small ;
a sweet mustache +;
A pompadour /;
a dude is this,
And nothing more"
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The new postal notes are now OF

THE new postal notes are now on
sale at the postoffice. They are
certainly a great convenience to the
public, and will come rapidly into
every day use. They are printed in
yellow ink and bound in books of
500 notes with stubs that are to be
filled up with a brief statement of
the amount of the detached notes
and other particulars.
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The LAST OF THE SEASON.

THE LAST OF THE SEASON.
Tuscarora Lodge No "a, l. o. o. F.
have arranged for grand picnic at
Penmar. on Saturday, September
18th. This will be the first picnic
from Martinsburg to Penmar this
season, and ought to be largely at
tended. This will be the last ex-
cursion of the season and ought to
be a large one. Let everybody make
their arrangements to go with the
Odd Fellows on the 18th.
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Always on, Hand.

GETTINGER EOXE are already
in receipt Of large invoice Of Fall
Styles in hats both stiff and soft---
beautiful goods ard at city prices.
Call early and examine, ut the hat and
shoe en- porinm Queen street.
BLONDE BUILDING.
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1000 pair of shoes must be sold q
greatly reduced prices for cash, during
tho next sixty days, to make room for
winter goods. Come early and secure
bargains. Remember the place, j.
Lyons boot and shce store, north
Queen St. nextto Valley House.
Sep. 8. mo.
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A PARTY of young folks held a
picnic, Saturday, in the woods of
Mr.. Robert Burkhart, three miles
from town. Good music was furn-
ished and dancing was kept up till a
late hour. All enjoyed themselves.
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Once or the Shenandoa
Valley Agricultural So
C1ety.
WINCHESTER, VA, Aug. 8, 1883.
Maj. II. L. d. Lesois,
President s. v. AS.
Dear Sfr:-In compliance with
your request, l have the following
report TO make In regard to the
Standard Bonn Phosphate, donated I'd
the Society, by Messrs. Frazer 3
Bishop, OF Martiusburg, w. va,
and purchased by me.
In consequence OF late sowing
the test was possibly not a fair one,
but could see no difference betw
+. d BIS. goods and higher priced
fertilizers, sowed side by side, on
same quality or land, and under the
circumstances, l was well pleased
with the result.
Very Respectfully,
JOHN GLAZE.
A true copy,
+. G. HOLLIS, Sec'y.
Ii you have never used these goods
try them. Price SGT; IL month
o per cent. or 2 per cent. Off for
cash. sS4t.
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DEAD LETTERs.-The following
is a list of letters remaining in the
Post Office at Martinsburg, w. Va,
Aug. 25th, and will be sent to the
Dead Letter Office Sept. sth, 1888,
if not called for:
Mary Ann Burr, Lemon Frazier,
Jacob III Long.
]. N. WIsNER, z. M.
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POSTPONED. The formeral pub
lie opening of the Martinsburg Man
ufacturing Works, announced to
take place on the 18th has been post.
poned until Tuesday, September
18th. The public are invited.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-09-08

THE Masonic Picnic at Island
Park on Wednesday was largely at.
tended. The day was fine and the
excursionists had splendid time,
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-09-08

THE threshers and clover-hullers
are now kept busy by the farmers
who are anxious to get their wheat
and clover seed into market.
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Headquarters for Boots.

Best goods: every pair warranted,
best pair in town for So, our prices are
sure to please every time. Call for bar
gains at g. p. HERRINGS Popular
House. Cor Queen and Martin SITS.
sept LIT
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THE Salem u. b. Sunday school
will hold their picnic and Sunday
school celebration in the grove near
the Almshouse, next Saturday the
18th inst, and not on the 22nd, as
announced two weeks ago.
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WE heard a flute serenade on the
streets about 12o'clock Wednesday
night. The soft and pathetic strains
of "Annie Laurie'' and "Home
Sweet Home," rang out on the
night air like the music of fairies.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-09-08

THE Sisters of Charity have OPEN
ed their school in the property pur,
chased from Mr.. Matthaei, on south
Queen street, with a good attend.
ance.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-09-08

Gentlemen in want of very super
Tor and easy fitting shoe, should try
"Burts,n every pair of which are full.
ly warranted. Sold ONLY by GET
finger & H0KE.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-09-08

Col FRANK SILVER, sends us a
postal card saying heavy white frost
was visible along the creek near his
place on Thursday morning, and
that the thermometer stood at "A.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-09-08

THE new brick house erected by
Mr.. J. S. Trammell in north Mar.
tinsburg is quite a creditable bull.
ding, and a decided improvement to
that part of the city
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MS BURDETTE, wol.es building,
has just received a nice lot Of photo
graph, autograph and scrap albums,
music rolls and music folios.
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WE have just received case Of the
best dark calicoes, which we will sell
at 5cts per yard. These goods were new
or sold for less than Scts-before. Call
before they are all gone Mt EMMERT &
FIERY's.
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H,O those who are the lovers of Sit
Il Walters neeo, we ask trial Of
our genuine Graverly lit is all that we
clan. for 1.-THE best.
JOS. II. SHAFFER.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

A. large lot Of full and halt bound
single and Double Entry day books
and ledgers, at BURDETrES.
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THE members of the Hari Carl
society held a picnic at Island Park,
on Thursday. They had a most en-
jOyable time.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-09-08

WE have received the premium
list of the Washington County Ag-
ricultural Society. Their fair will
be held in Hagerstowu, October
10th to 10Th inclusive.
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Shoes and Boots.
At the BLUE FRONT. septl 2t.

III. N. DEATRICK has the cheapest
ana best white and celored blankets in
the county.
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SUMMER HATS In endless variety.
All the leading styles In nice goods,
with full line Of common straw and
Malagas, at city prices mt GET'TINGER
a. HOKE.
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Where to buy cheap scserdeons,
from 90 cents TO 81, 90; violine, bsngce,
hamonioas, Ricbt rs concert; picture
frames, Of every description. At G.
T. FERRING'S Popular Cash Store,
corner Queen and Martin streets
jy14tf.
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Received another lot Of ladies' fine
French kid shoes, at j. Lyons boots
and shoe store. Sep. 8 1mo.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-09-08

Our people who go to the Oriole
festivities in Baltimore next week
should not fail to drop in and see
our jolly friend Jas. f. Byers, at the
corner OF Gay and Baltimore streets.
Mr.. Byers is u former resident of
this place, and we'll and favorably
known to many of our people. He
is now general manager Of the New
York Clothing House, which carries
the largest and most complete stock
of gents and boys clothing to be
found in Baltimore. Call and see
him and examine his stock and
prices See ad. in this issue.
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If you want to Buy Boots and Shoes
do not forget TO 60 to IL. NJ. Deaf
RICK'S, opposite Pos Offic, Best
assortment in town, at loweet prices.
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School books and school stationery,
in great variety, ut M. s. BUR
DETTES new bookstore, next to
Crump's hardware store
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JAS. W. FISHER. ESQ, is building
a new brick dwelling on west Burke
street.
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Canton Flannel.

Iust received, full line of the cell
= ebrated 'Amoskeagn Bleached and
Brown Canton Flannel, the best goods
for the money made. Call and SEQ
them. JOS. II. SHAFFER.
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Three cases Of Canton flannel lust
received. Price from to IL cents per
yard very lowest price Ia town.
II. N. DEA1RIUK.
Opposite Post O1ic.
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Big drop in Blankets; 10 per. cent
lower than the lowest, NJ G. r. HER
RINGS. sept At.
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FOR SALE.

Complete Stock Of GROCERIES in
store room No 90 Queen st, Private
sale. E. p. DURFEE.
Sept l--3t
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Be sure to call at once and get hats
for yours elf and boys price marked
way down 25cts to $l,00 new and mob
by styles at G. r. HERRIN0'S. Cor.
Queen and Martin Sts. sept Il.
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ESor pair Of boots that will wcaI
~ you two winters, 20 to JOS II
SHAFFERS.
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a SPLENDID line Of cassiners. Jeans
"A and Her ing bone, very cheap,
at JOS. III. SHAFFEh'S.
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A good assortment Of hats direct
from the manu- factory, very cheap, at
H. N. DEATRICK'S.
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A useful article given away with
every purchase Of school books at
M. 8. BURDETTE'S; next door to
Crump's Hardware store.
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Buy your Boots and save money Al
G. r HERRING,
Cor. Queen and Martin st.
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Buy. a Granger Fruit Evaporstor
from Noble \. Fisher, under Teller
Hall. C. s. HUNTER.
N. I. +. Is sole agent and manufac-
turer for nae. ng. rs st
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Special Bargains at the Blue Front
for brown and bleached muslin, by
piece. sept It.
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Make il Lively.

THOSE in want Q cheap goods fol
4 cash are specially invited to cal
and inspect goods and get prices. w,
know we can sell you.
JOS. Ia. SHARPER.
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Mr.. JAS. III. WALKER is erecting
new brick building on the north
west corner OF west Burke street.
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Orders for sheet music and music
books promptly filed by nj. 8. BUR.
DETTE, Wolies Building.
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Another invoice of COUSINS
celebrated shoes for ladies. just receiv-
ed ut GET1INGER a. HOKEE.
These are very superior goods and
guaranteed to give entire salts action.
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IL. N. DEATRICK has the hest boo
for men In Berkeley county, for e20O.
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The place to buy hats cheap is G. p
HERKl NG'S,
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THE nights are cool enough for
frost and it is reported to have appear
ed on the low grounds and along the
streams Thursday morning.
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Brogan and Plow Shoes, ~ and
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Don't fail to 60 TO tho Blue Front for
Boo Ia and Shoes. cent / u.
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More cotton Flarnel than you ever
sa w--chea al Q. p. HERRlNG'S
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Call and see the Ladies' shsss, with
reversible heel at
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SHORT STOPS

fine peaches.
"The Keely motor must 20, . is the
Danalike cry Of the silent inventor.
The continued drouth is cutting
the market short on q supply Of veg
tables.
Fishermen are coming in with
their fish stories Of big has caught in
the Potomac,
The public schools have common.
ced and are organizing for the work
of the session.
There are grounds for belief that
the earthquake has unsettled the
Java coffee business.
The value of the clover seed raised
in this county this season will ex-
coed that OF the wheat crop.
The Harmony" Sunday School,
near Falling Waters will hold their
annual picnic in the woods adjoin-
ing the church, to day Saturday.
An original story, written for the
INDEPENDENT is commenced in
this issue, and will be be concluded
next week.
The sale of the property of Mr..
Jas. NJ. Byers, which took place on
Wednesday, was largely attended,
and everything sold brought good
prices.
The phlegmatic pretzel eater, the
English beef eater, and the omniver-
Gus Yankee, can anconcernedly note
the far of warfare between the
French frog eater and Chinese rat
eater.
Young men whose feelings when
writing to their girls are such as to
interfere with their penmanship,
should bear in mind that the Dead
Letter Office is full Of directed
letters.
Students Of the sun note the ex,
istance there of metallic rain, the
drops being molten metal. 1t is
cheering to think that there's one
place where it is of no use to borrow
an umbrella. az
Pharoah and his followers didn't
make success of crossing a certain
sea. The followers of Faro, since
then, have contented themselves
with getting close to the sea shore
and swapping their patrons.
Unwonted peace falls upon hun.
dreds of thousands Of American
homes as the school bells ring out
and the children depart, with books
and states, to come home inky and
tousled and hungry.
Two things there are which no one
can discover. A woman who is
kidnapped, murdered or wronged
that is not "beautiful and intelli-
gent" and an epitaph that tells the
truth, the whole truth, and nothing
but the truth.
Mr.. l.. E. Lambert has a fine stalk
of sunflowers in the yard back of his
place of business, which has at the
top around of the old styled sunflow-
ers, and then the balance of the
flowers are partly of the old and
partly of the new species.
A free-thinking woman at the Ro'
chester Convention read paper to
show that the coming woman will
not attend church. That is equiv
alent to saying that the coming wo
man will never have new bonnet.
We do not believe those free-think-
ers know what they are talking
about.
A writer in the Century deplorcs
the present dearth of eloquent ora
tors, and wonders why public men
do not express themselves more
freely and ably in public. The rea-
son is plain. The public men of to-
day won't pay a fair price to the
men who write their
speeches for them
The Keely motor is to revolution
ize a large number of mechanical in
ventions throughout the world"
And it will be safe to bet a house
and lot to a trade dollar that among
the inventions and processes that
won't be revolutionized, will be
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ENor the cheapest sugars, Coff, es aud
A. groceries gereraiiy, 90 to jos. Ii.
SHAFFEK's.
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A full line Of mems underwear. very
cheep, 1T DE- ATKICK'S.
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Don't forget the only place to get the
celebrated Carlisle shoe is at
DEATRICK'S.
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rs per cent saved in buying shoes at
the Blue Front BLUE FRONT.
sent 2t.
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For the cheapest and best Calieos.
Brown and Bleached Muslin, always
go to II. N. DEATRICK'S,
No 63 Queen St.
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Hats and Caps for mon and Boys at
DEATRICK'S.
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Big Bargains in Brown and Bleached
Muslin's by tle bolt at Q. p. HER
rim G'S.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
Noble +. Fisher

Under Feller's Hall. sells the Granger
Fruit kvaporAtor, formerly sold by q.
$. Hunter for $3.50. Try one and Be
convinced that Il Is the best invest
ment you ever made. a25 st
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Blue Front.

For strictly fresh roasted coffee re-
ceived daily. sept 1t.
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MIR. VIM. L. LONG has returned
to Martiusburg and opened up bust
ness. He has taken the room on
Martin street, formerly occupied by
DR.. S. N. Myers as any office, where
he is prepared to serve his old GUS
toners, and as many new ones as
are pleased to call, with boots and
shoes OF his own make. Mending
done in neat manner lat reasonable
prices. Give him call.
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Kecelpts. Too, ozIUu. OhIpmehts oIzoU
Stock in Elevators. I62. 1872
Wheat opened at about ! c ad vance
on yesterdays prices, and closed firm
as above quoted. Corn firm and quiet.
Flour firm but not active. Oats quiet
and steady. Mill Feed in fair demand
with steady Il arket.