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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-20
NOTICE
.SRREWD HOUSEKEEPERS,
NOiICE TO GOOD HOUsRK = EPERs.

NOiICE TO GOOD HOUsRK EPERs.
upon g4oh 6Arti lie OrleinSI aud Only Genuine
AZ uIp Inv - years In u'e, rome dealers haye
been Te1tiN Cd tO,cil cheap article, apparently
N good - oar GenGln9 N soAp. for which they
ara char ifp rs mnch rs our Brand Of Wax soap Is
-0d rthy I.ir dealers hut IN which certain expen'
siVe ingredients VIII Ch keep the 'lDthes from turn
ing yellow 81 are LETT out Insist upon having the
,bOye brand
8. STRUN2,
Originator Of Wax soap,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-20

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-20
lIIaa's Soluble Medical Baugiss.

No nsnseops dose OF Cubebs. copAibG or oil OF pR-
dal wood that are csrtaIn to proiuce dyspepsia by
eestroyirg the coatiuES of the stomach Price
si.6O. Sold By all druggists or mailed on receipt
Of price, For further particulars send for circular
P. o. Box 1888.
... q ALLAN C0 nIInF
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-12

The Democratic boss of the Tnm.
many branch Of New York Democracy
IA now the most important political
inctor IN tho country and lila move.
ments are watched aud scrutinlaod
with deep Interest He has fully hfy
thousand voters ut his command, who
do not stop to consider results or aals
reasons, but vote as their chosen and
acknowledged leader dictates, This Il,
a powerful Influence and can elect OF
defeat the party In New York. No
other man IN the country exercises am
influence SO absolute ana powerful.
Tor this reason his eourse In political
campaign Is one Of deep concern and
solcitude,to party managers and politl-
cal nSpmnls.
AT this tlnlo SNtl,Gy Is posing "a nm
ardent advocate OF harmony within
tho party, He tccm. especially do.
slrous lllni the Democracy of New
NorlS should send up an united dele
gallen to tle state convention soon "a
convcneal Builhlo, and 10 attain this
FannnanS has 'adopted eoneillptory
resolutions favonng peace and hnrnio.
nS, and proposing to the county
Democracy u combination Of forces
ngainss the common enemy.
hEhlES tulthfully aays, that united.
the Democracy can surely carry The
state, not only thls year hui In the
presidential canvAss of 1874, iIo bur.
poses to lay asld tho unlnoaitlea on.
geudored IN thu past, and work for
The success of the party.
All this souutla aud reads VERY
well, but unfortunately for tho
public who are Interested
In the New York Democracy hrcause
oti's influence upon the politics of TN,
country bat little confidence cnn be
placed IN Mr., KRGrN's uttcranoeA. No
promised his earnest and uncondl.
tiohal support OF HANCOCK az the ON.
clnnali convention aud II il currantlv
believed that ho tNiled 10 redeem tho
promise, He has proved u traitor 10
the party In many instances, aud his
promises are no longer worthy OF con.
hdehee, Thcrc Is good cnuse
Tor suspicion that his salieiiudo for mn
undivided Democracy l. caused hy his
desire to obtain admission 10 The puf
lalo convention where ho eau control
the nominations ifposssaIc,, and If moi
ean repeat his old trick oi bol,lnp. M
accept MR kELLy's ovuture wui
Simply pc TO surrender 70 him, thing
whleh the Democracy OF New York
Hhould mol de- The sooner the Do.
meefaey give Mr. kEllN 10 under.
stand that u eau set along without
l'lm The better, An open enemy il
not 70 be dreaded, hui traitor IN
camp Il greatly to 10 feared.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-12
THE GAZETTE FORT WORTH lExs WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER y

,uue Inv. u will also lay down and
.,,,i ov.f When ahc commands II, II
wl 'i pretend that 1t IL dcud. His rat
Mn viii climb rope or u string
whrncyor The little glrl requests u TO-,
AMI seems 10 understand hs well ns q
.rajned dor DOES Of all these several
tricks. The most wonderlul OF NJ,
however, ls that Emma has trained INC
mi to play hide and scek.. Ills ralshlp
viii hide his head under her mother y
dress aud Emma VIII q" ana liidc'
When She snys "whoop' the rodent
wlll scnnpcr oh IT, the direction of the
sound and hnd the hidden child, md
seems 10 enjoy the play as much " the
little qirl, Who has educated bin In his
remarkable ioMs. II H. stinhgo 10 what
extent even rni can he educated.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-12
Hon DIN Wcllborn.

"a, =. ltHuFpcnucnt lllhup
lhls distinguished reNau aud rcnro.
sentative of our district In congress
PAID a visit 10 Meridian las, weols
where he was warmly greeted by MANY
ol MS friends during his short atny
" IL clnimcd Ia this atate, and the
hCi Is conceded In others, that Texns
v highly honored 10y her able dolcun.
Won IN congress ma IL is n matter i'm
when every Texan should feel IA Iuat
pfldc The rapidly increasing power
anu growth of the state X greatly pro.
NOTED ny the clleol of intelligence, ~.
lriotisn mud integrity of our peonlo
VINO 20 abroad, and IL IL strlllinilv
tluc rs 10 our representatives in con.
kfcss' Among The men who reflect
nonot ON the state IL the Hon. DIN
lie WIS placed IN the high position
ne occupies when n Young man for thn
great responsibility, lilo has devoted
ma ilme and talents Ia the grave du.
u'su 81 MS station, and but few men
can hc found who have made ,uuni
progress IN the public service. um
hsari Is IN iull sympathy with the pnn.
PIE no lcprtsVnts His uaturnllv
strong, vigorous aud active mind In,
heon devoted Ia the duties of r.,,,n.
snntIng Texas In the national lroI ia.
ture, II Is n sshonl for odt,cafln.
STATESMEN, ana II isa qualification AZ
the people he represents 20 know th0u
ne nus beeu an apt nnd patient scholar
Ana wee think we voice the snutlmont
~ MS people IN this pnrt OF the dlatrIcl
when we EXPRESS this public assurance
oi Their confidence and esteem
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-12

SENATOR UEoRuE said Northern
farmers don't o0mc South hceapgo ,heA,
uent want 60 come The Atlnut,
tpl@t'Nl'ion says they don't come on
account vt their dislike to Tile negro.
lhe Tori, Dispatch snysi il IL the ahnnd.
ahep OF ehear prairie land that Il tho
superior attraction Ia tho Northwest
nnd the negroes ,lo not stop anvhoay
'roni going 10 Texas, dpain8ohf.
Thare nfo but few uegroesiu the por.
uon Of Texas which IS receiving tho
bulN of lmmigration lowing into tho
slnte ut this tIme ~tho northwest. Tho
cheap aud productive landa, the aonial
nnd selahrlour climate, tbs variety al
productions, the almost rorfect hmm.
nifty from taxation, aud the live, pro.
grrA i've character ot ino ppople. /.
what Is drawing hithrr tho hofata ~
contemplating, energetic people from MI
SECTIONS, and converting tho pratrie.
into productive mrms.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-12


This ian new South which Is nnx.
iuus for Immigration, whore mnnuiuc'
lures are growing, and labor is honor.
able, md business ability Is respected
aud admired. Every American ~ 9lnd
to Aec The South prosper. one thing
h necessary ~ The continuance and
incfensc Of that prosperity That every
man there, Whatever hit politics,
shull have The snule rights mud the
Same freedom uf opinion he would en-
10y IN tie North. Sew York 9ribnBc.
This " tho conclusion 10 which the
|. 7i'id,ae COMES amer q lengthy review
Of Tie conditions which prevail IN
Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia
foukinna, Msqisappl, Tcnntssee aud
Texas Anincrcnse Of uenrly 5000,
900 00o ia the nsscwcd value Of the
property of the eight states named
Within the last four years, and the In.
crease of Si01,O0O,cO1 IN Texas within
the last twelve months has opened the
eyes OF the eastcrn people, who have
been wont 10 dcCry southern prosper.
ity 10 the fact that the regeneration
of The South has begun
IN earnest, ou3 that IL win in q few
moro yeas, decade at most. resume
the pIcstigc aud influence IL held in
The control Of national affairs prior
to the wnr. The 7rihuuc go I'D not
let the opportunity pass TO implicitly
inalign and SANDER The South. zone
thing Il necessary says the apostle Of
northern hate aud mnlignity 80
the continuance increase of TINT
prosperity, that livery man mere,
Whatever his politics. shall lnvo the
snuc rights and the ennlo freedom of
opinion hu would enjoy IN tile North,
II the same rights, aud the same free
dom of opinion man woul, enjoy
IN tie North rs essential TO South
crn prosperity, Is mol tile lpci that The
South Is prosperous beyond any see
zion Of the l'uim an Indication, an
UnunswerAblo argument, IN fact, that
the rights and freedom Of opinion is
enjoyed 10 the same extent In the
south, that IL Is ia thc North. The
3ffbHms suggcs,iun comes too late.
Pol iioal dlMenplons, on account OF
section, has been forgotten IN tho
North too, outside Of newspaper ON.
cos mad political luHngues.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-12
Why Tom went Abroad.

fAuAilh flNN'NilHUtI
The reuson why Mr. Ocblircc went
across the Atlantic wis because Toe
Mulhntian was on this side, winning
from him somnny honOrs. Tom could
NOT stand II, aud lac sought consolation
in The bosom oil royalty.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-12

pm county Democracy OF New
York aaid IN q string Of resolution n
yard long, that 'Thmmauy must 70"
JmiN Kelly IN Il speecl, before his
braves snid "'rammany must 50 to
the buffalo convention
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-12
COM NJ ECTloh

Az GALY fsTON with Mallory lAis1
FOR Key West aud Nts NJ
gan Line FOR New Ofleank z
Corpus Christi, Dfpwes'H 4
Cruz.
At ARCOiA with |. a 1,N,kSJ
hia and towns IN llrakoiis "
Az ROSIEN BERG with va " n
(Sunsct iiOute) FOR rnltNlH
iiarw God, i.uilng, san Astl1
uvaldo and Western feiMi1
plao for Houston aud Slsi,Ns
Route, beaumont, OranseI'nl
the Tccho County, No.
nil points In the Sunllgis II
East with New York, Ttssss|
can HALLWAY for Wbailea II
stations on that line, II
Al BRENNAN with II, \ y w,
stead, l,edbottcr, 0iddlrsAs
Austin II.
AT MILANO with ]. 4 Y, MI
Palestine, l,onhdalN w
GEORGETOWN Austin, Nn w,
Brnuniuls, San Aniollp Ms ", y
htTEMP PILE With Missouri fsVlss1
Al Mot.R EaOK with TesH NJ nv.
ipy for Waco, Corslesi,N va. Ma
Pleasant. Gilmer ana 49, s,.''
AZ MORGAN with Texas ws
Waco, Ross, Hico, lfeie'SVA'
points on that line, s.,s.a
AT CIEBuNNE, Junction ~ ~
of O., G. n =, r. Nv a sa,]
AZ FoitT WORTH with NN .ssssa
as Il Pacific RVS, iof M 4, a
lines; Tor III pnsp, sAp W., 4. I
cisco and tho fnelilq $500 s,sss1 IN
gas CITY, ~, Louis, sp ress NJ
and All points Npflh, I ti w 4 4
ALDALLAa with II. dTe,slsgl
aud .pallas Extension Z. e AZ; 4
es-tIco that your tictpi its 1919.
SssFor all Information !, y III
Gonefal fs ,.Is,.,,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-12

n requires one cent 80 prepay tho
postage on u copy Of the GAHfl1E; one
cent on the Wool Gy0igor and tW0
ocnia on the Sfooh Jompdi. Where
two papers are enclosed IN one pnck-
age u requires two cents, aud II am
other paper Ia enclosed with the otook
ouyH1t IL requires Hirce oehts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-12

TlfAt great aud good Republican,,
=. w DORSEY, has hot hcpn asked to
address tho Republican etnte conlcn.
lion of Massachusetts, which convenvs
on tie nth Of this month Possibly
he could give the parly some valuable
points, Il they INV ~ to Invite him Go
hu nrrANnl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-12

Of Tho small bayou that drains the
slaughter house yards, the water
works pumps, the dairy. farms along
thc bank, the deceased COWS lying
around loose. and not losing sight
ol thc illthy water In the bayou illicd
will All soiis Of dead wood aud veg.
elnblr rubbish, couldn't conscien'
ilously Anlun. that II Is the third best
water in tho tinted Slntcs. NewPhts
Itoiunchc
Aud still you accuse The dAHt1rh
Of growing green with envy when
Memphis Is mentioned ns II health
resort. There Is n want OF consistency
la the paragraphs Of tho ~iroianehc
mon this subject,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-12

TuE wet weather witch usually fnl.
lows frost viii seriously Interfere with
the work OF street improvements, aud
1t would he nclltic and cxpcdlent lor
the authorities to requitc property.
owners to construct sidewalks while
tho weather is good. Many property.
owners have complied Win the luv GA
this subject Why should not the or.
dinauoos lac lmpnrlally enforced
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-12

P,rSon@ hapfng hc oiY NJ NE stcttc
d,Obtg TIN mtApmor monthg ooh hope
M0 MUIR GdIE7'5E mdi}cd 10
them, poatpoid. Jor 81 PR mooh. 7he
oddras0 ntoy bo ohoagod M oftea "a
dosircd. The GdTEY1'E mW M uiuii.
Ell N horcicrs IN Eafopc, loAfngo pre-
paid, Joy 100 pr momh
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-12

Tut Cincinnati bhqtdtf says tlAl
" The other counties will do IA we'll aA
Hamilton county In the coming elcc-
ton, thUt uEoHuG lloApti.Y viii bc
elected by thirty thousand minority
IA spite Of Tie opposition OF GGo, II.
rnNniwroS and the hamilton county
"klu6elAn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-12

hrrAnAdA JonNsoN IS reported ns
feeling very blue over the result ertho
election on the amendments, "A hn
accomplished hlgh,hecled kicker in
the political arena he IA magnificent
future, sud can safely hay aside The
eapand bells and seek snlace Ia pro.
found retirement.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-12

rha Savasnta TtbiH suRgcAlt tint
lie "Solld South nominate q man
from among their number Of Known
ptoblty aud integrity, mud thor
chance Of success VIII be enhanced
ON. fold
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-12

Texan 10 reside ut London, fur the
purpose Of giving European news to
It, readers, and now wc learn that the
HcroM has u regular correspondent at
GfuhAm INXnH
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-12

ASH now q desperate oilolt IL to hp
nadc 70 take all the interest lhut has
accumulated on university hnd notes
ana make tn part of the available
lund Governor isonElrrs nnd lis.
comptroller BhowS ruled that thsa
lh'er'at wese part Of the pctnNnen,
fund.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-12

Tnt Laredo W1nes commenced the
publication Of 4 daily on the sth Inst
The nlti,luamber Is yety crcdiiable
inlhIInnlIOn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-12
kccplng ~ with tho rrocesslo0.

M . , lnlhlmW oidpr
Tue Dallas fferdid Is dc ermmod Ia
Keep upwlih the Fort Worth 0Asrrrr
20 everything that pertains to journal.
sic enterprise, The GAzErrp aent n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-12

a traveller who should start from tho
n,uu'h ~ thp nmln sewer pipe OF Mem.
hnn hni follow Wnlr BAYOU. PASSING
the moolhof bayou Gayoso, thcmou.h
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-12

EN'CnnHrcasman McLane, of Mary.
lanu, SAYS the Democrats OF that s,eto
VIII send bayard delegation to tho
National Convention, also, that ilnh.
cry laneoln N the only Republican
whom the Democrats viii ho afraid ni
noxl yeat,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-12
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-12
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-12

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-12
CORRESPONDENCE

poanel. lawson 4 Np n iSli, y,
Valley National nHS' Sellpps
poriefa' aud lisds nash. asl,ssr 4.
York, First Nstlpns, ,,isIsAs. NssN
Citsena Sank VI
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-11-17

Our BIG BEET Miss Minnie
Newcomer sends US from Mr.. VIM.
Showers Sunny Side" farm, a big
beet And it's daisy weighing
seventeen pounds Now Mr.. Boons-
boro Times and Hagerstown Torch
light quit talking about your beets,
or get big beet--one that will beat
our beat--or acknowledge yourselves
beat. We do not know whether to
send it to Butler or Mahone-they
may think it small in comparison to
their beat.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-11-17

Buckwheat cakes are ripe.
Some pretty cold weather this
week.
The little folks are talking about
Christmas.
Turkeys are selling at and 0 cts.
per pound.
The gypsies and wild geese have
all gone south.
Jefferson county Circuit Court be-
gins the 10th inst
This kind of weather will hurry
up builders with outside work.
A fine young deer, killed in Har-
dy county, was sold here this week.
Hagerstown will have big parade
of firemen on Thank sgiving day.
The load of sleds and toys receiv-
ed at Charlie Matthaei's the other
day is suggestive of snow and Christ
mas.
There was large acreage Of
wheat sown in this county this fall
and fertilizers in proportion.
The 200 zoosn are drilling thrice
week. When they get ready to
appear in their bright uniforms, they
will astonish the natives.
Four hundred years since Martin
Luther lived and died, but of course
Mrs. Swisshelm will write some
thing about MY Early Acquaintance
with DIR. Luther
Anna Richardson was before JUS
tice Matthews last Thursday. and
committed to await the action of
the next Grand Jury, in default of
5000 bail Some others had better
look a leetle out"
The Rtna Insurance Company
have paid Messrs. Wien and Logan
the $500 insurance on the Everett
House stable. Is was paid through
Maj. j. H. Bristor, the local agent
of the company
The ladies of Martinsburg and vi
entity can find everything in the line
Of millinery, fancy goods and no
tons at L. Seheu's, Peoples Bank
Building. A full stock for the win
ter trade just received. Cali and
examine.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-11-17
BUSINESS LOCALS.


as the cool weather will bring you out
to purchase wraps and Dress Goods.
we would ike 10 call your attention "
our assortment OF these goods Our
line Of Dress goods has never heen -
complete as it Is this season. We have
every thing desirable, consisting Of al
Flannel Suitings, twilIed and plain ~
Flannel Suit Is. Hindoo Cashmerog,
French Cashmeres, Shuda Cloths ana
many other varieties too numerous 70
mention. Our Hindoo Cnshmefe y
something new ard consrsled b. ~
very mach admired, and sells rapidly.
See It before you bny. We have =
novelty in French Plaid Silk mixed
Dress Gocdsat 10 Cts. per yard. worth
double the money 6.5 Flas mel SuitinEs
Assabet and other makes, reduced u
81. per yard. Our line Of wraps, which
we buy directfrom the manufacturer,
Is very pretty and cheap We would
NE you to call and see these goods
pefVre you purchase, as we are sure We
can ave you mones on them.
q. w. HDKE
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-11-17

LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
On Saturday last the stockholders,
pursuant to charter and published
notice, organized 1.-The Equitable
Life Association of West Virginia. y
The following officers were elected
viz j. N. Wisner, President John
Fitz, Vice President G. A. Buhr-
man, Secretary j. N. Thatcher,
treasurer IS. N. Myers, Medical Ex-
aminer. This is essentially bone
company with table of rates and
insurance based upon a safe and
sound basis On maturity plans it
does not promise over $500 in ten
years-the officers holding that it is
an impossibility to do more than that
by the most approved investments
and judicious compromising of inter
est. Experienced agents will be put
into the field. Only good risks ac-
cepted, that those who do insure may
feel some of the interest safely.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-11-17

GoLpEN DAYS. This II sixteen
page Weeky fesboys aud girls. II II
enc Of the best publications in the land,
devoted tothis class ofreaders. Itcon-
tains nothing but the most attractive
and unohiect'onahle reading matter.
Its stories are ali Of the kind that can
pc read BY boys and giils without in
the least corrnptingtheir minds. They
are full of information and each one has
moralfor good.
The paper is handsomely illustrated
each week, and no pareRt can fad bet
tor or more acceptable christmas gift
for their boys and girls than a years
subscription to Golden Days.
The volume for 1884 win contain a
number OF serial stories. hy the best
and most popular writer's IN The coun-
try. In addition Will be published ar
fieles on Natural history. Scientific SUBJ
jeets, Biographical sketches, and short
stories by the best known author, With
the usual amount of variety matter.
The following articles especially pre-
pared for girls will also appear during
the year: How 20 paint on silk and sat
in. Window gardening, Musical train
ing, How to sing at sight, Painting in
oil colors and many others that will es-
pecially interest and instruct girls.
Address, James EMERSON, Philadelphia
Pa.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-11-17

GUINNESS & ABBEY's New York
Company, in East and West Lynn,
will make their second appearance
in this place, at Frfler's Hall, next
Wednesday, the 10th inst. Last
season they made favorable i'm
preston here, and as the company
has been strengthened, with new
play they can expect full house.
Our exchanges all around us speak
well of the company. The Hagers-
town Ne,cs says
East Lynn was rendered at the
Academy of Music on Saturday
night in first class style by this com
pany. The acting of Miss Almond,
beautiful young lady, was certain
" grand, showing her to be an artist
of real merit and accomplishment.
Taking the p rformance altogether,
we do not think the people of this
town ever had an opportunity to
witness its equal. ~
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-11-17

DEAD LETTERS. The following
is a list Of letters remaining in the
Post Office at Martinsburg. w. Va,
Nov. 10th, and will be- sent to the
Dead Letter Ofiice Nov. Path. 1888,
il not called for:
Benjamin Barnhart, Mrs. Mary
Brukes, George Buchannon, l.. d.
Coburn, Mr.. Vim Gales, Rev. Chas
Ghiselin, Mrs. Lurau M. Hughes,
Miss Sale Houmes. Mr.. Isaah Har-
rison, Gcol.) w. b. Murphy, Simeon
Newberry, Mrs. Laura Robertson.
j. N. WIsNER, Pm.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-11-17

Mr.. l.. TABLER brought to town
Monday a white swan which he had
wounded and caught on the Poto-
mac river. 1t measured seven feet
and one inch from tipto tip of wings,
58 inches from tail to head and
weighed 184 pounds. AS the wound
was but slight it was purchased by
Mr. r. A. BloAdel, and presented by
him to Mr.. Henry Shepherd, of JEFF
ferson county to be placed on one of
the lakes on his place.