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A CORRESPONDENT INFECTED.
We learn that among the glorious
throng who dare aspire to the honor
of becoming one of the Assessors of
Berkeley County, our correspondent
&C. E. CHARLES Z. Lockhart--
has become infected herewith and
will present his claims thereto to the
democratic convention, when it will
meet for selecting nominees. Well,
without saying word as to politics,
we must say that Charlie has proved
good citizen "a good school teacher,
a good correspondent, and we have
no doubt is in every respect qualified
to sustain his fair reputation, should
his party and the people accord him
the honor Of inventorying their tax
able assets.
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THERE will he lecture on s'Mur-
monism,n in the Nj. e. Church, of
Hedgesville, Friday evening, Aug.
1st, by the Rev. Prof. Theophilns b.
Hilton, of the fever lecture bureau.
AS he has resided in Salt Lake City
for two years and was principal Of the
Salt Lake Seminary, and also editor
Of the Utah Rerieap, his opportuni-
ties we're we'll calculated to enable
him to become master of his subject,
which advantages seem to have been
improved, for the lecture has attrac-
ted wide attention and enthusiastic
concentrations, both east aud west.
Among others, Mr. Beecher says /:
after hearing him in this pulpit,
we are gratified TO Prof. Hilton for
this eloquent address. ! hope every
audience in Brooklyn will hear it..
1t ought to be repeated in every pull
pit in the land" We hope to have
a good house for Mr. Hilton,to show
that we appreciate a good thing too.
Proceeds, in part. for the benefit Of
the M. E. Parsonage, Hedgesville,
w. Va. J. r. PARDEw, Pastor.
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AT the annual meeting of the
Stockholders of the Martinsburg Gas
Company the following were re elect
ed directors: II. n. Deatrick, J. III
Gettinger, Elias Emmert, E. G. Will
liams, Jr., David We'll, M. W. Mar
tin, j. III. Shaffer and J. N. Abel
III. N. Deatrick was elected Presi
dent, j. FL. Gettinger, Vice Presi
dent, F. S. Emmert, Secretary, j,
W. Bremen, Superintendent.
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THE large brick barn on the adjoin-
ing farms of Geo. Hammond and Jno.
Walper, owned between them, near
Walper's Cross Roads, was struck by
lightning during the storm Thursday
afternoon and totally destroyed, togeth-
err with lot of farming implements
and about six hundred bushels Of wheat
just hauled in. At the time the barn
was struck there We're several men
seeking shelter in the stable ofthe barn,
but they had no indication thereof, un-
til one of them going above discovered
the structure to be on fire, and they
had only time to save several horses
before the building was in ruins. Mr..
Hammond had 81, 800 insurance on the
building and contents. The balance
was total loss, Alr. Walper and
Wesley Fry, being the sufferers. The
latter is colored tenant, who losees
the crop, wagon, &c. A subscription
paper has been started for his relief.
Fortunately the entire crop had not
been hauled in.
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The storm here Thursday after
noon was heavier than has been
known for long time. The torrent
of rain, which lasted for about an
hour, was preceded by aviolent wind,
which sent dense columns Of dust
and shingles flying in every direc-
ton, and was forcible reminder of
the cyclones we read about. The
rain came in the nick o. time, to the
relief of suffering vegetation and
humanity.
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Watches, WatChes-NeW
Stock! Bargains for
Ev0Yvb0dv.

II AVING determined to again en-
Ii gage in business in this place, l
have purchased q large stock of'Clocks,
Watches, Jewelry and Spectacles of
all grades and qu a'ity,to which the at
tention of my friends and the public is
invited. Watches specially, and
prices to suit all, ranging from the
lowest to the highest. The highest
ca7h p-ice paid for old gold and silver.
Repairing Of all kinds done promptly
and at reasonable terms. Not being
able to secure suitable room at pres
ent. for my business, purchasers can
find me and inspect my stock at my
residence, over II. G. Berry & Co.'S
store, near the INDEPENDENT office.
Call and see me before purchasing, and
save money. S. p. DOUGLASS,
jy l2-4t. Martinsburg, w. Va
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AS ANNOUNCED last week, the
Zouaves will hold their picnic at
Potomac Isle in August, having Sc
lected Wednesday the 9Th, as the
date. No effort will be spared to
make this the most successful and
enjoyable picnic and excursion OF
the season. Attractions and amuse-
ments will be prepared to suit the
varied taste of the crowd present,
which will be presented by large
posters next week. This will be a
chance for our country friends to
come out and enjoy a day of pleasure
on one of the most attractive and
pleasant picnic grounds in the coun-
try
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SHORT STOPS.

The wheat fields look shocked.
Zouave picnic Wednesday, Au-
gust 9Th.
1t is time to wipe your chin on a
watermelon.
Tramps will now appear again as
harvest is over.
The potato crop will be good one
this year again.
The cost of using a postage stamp
once is two cen ts-twice $50.
Some of our farmers are threshing
their wheat and will sell at once.
Parting at the front gate consumes
much more time now than it does in
winter.
One of the assistants preacher
has in Keeping his congregation
awake is the busy little fly.
Mr.. Jacob Trammell buried an in
FAINT daughter this week. It's death
was caused by cholera infantum.
Evening promenades are now
much in vogue, and young couples
embrace the opportunity as well if
not each other.
The hog pens at the Hannis Dis
tillery are at present being ''cussedn
and discussed by citizens living in
the vicinity thereof.
Excursion and picnic by the Luth
eran Sunday school next Thursday,
the 3lst. The attractions of Mt.
Alto Park will draw large crowd.
As the INDEPENDENT representa-
tive was walking down town the
other day, he dropped in to see an
old married friend. His friends
wife was about going out and she
said to her little four-year-old boy,
Don't touch the baby on the top of
its head; it is soft there and it might
kill him. sis all babies heads soft?"
inquired the young hopeful" Yes,
twas the reply" Was papa's soft
when he was a baby, mamma 7"
Eyes, child, and it is soft STILL"
said the mother with sigh. Just
then the old man, blurted out from
another room where he had been
sleeping, you bet it is soft, or l
would never have married you"
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AN astonishing yield of wheat is
reported in Washington county, Md.
Mr.. John w. Cable has threshed a
field of 25 acres, which yielded an
average Of As bushels to the acre.
No yields have yet been reported of
less than 80 bushels to the acre. 1t
is said the product of the county will
not be less than 1000, 900 bushels, or
/ 900 900 for expectation.
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THE Reformed church Sunday
school picnic at Island Park, Har-
pers' Ferry, next Friday August /,
will be very pleasant and enjoyable
occasion. The attendance will no
doubt be very large, as the school
from this place will be joined at the
Island by the schools from Hagers-
town and Frederick. The public
are invited.
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DEAD LETTERs.-Following is a
list of letters remaining in the Post
office at Martinsburg, w. Va, July
10th, 1884, and will be sent to the
Dead Letter Office August I'd if not
delivered. When calling say adver-
tised. We clip from the Statesman.
Mrs. Marian Brown, Miss Amer
Bell, Mary Balerhman, Jennie Cat
lett, Mrs. Mollie E. Gardiner, Mrs.
Mary G. Horner, Miss Mollie Light,
Mary Patterson, Mrs. Ellen Walker,
John Bowers, Signor Antonio Blon-
delio, Cashier Commercial Bank of
Martinsburg, Isaac Fine, Frank
Helms, Abraham Lewis, David
Roush, Ell. l.. Shaffer.
Held for postage: Mrs. Mary B.
Gorrell, Kearneysvills w. Va.
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Unparalleled

Assortment of elegant clothing for
Men, Boys and Children, guaranteed
the lowest prices in Martinsbuig, con
sistent with quality and Workmanship.
Do not fail to see the fashionable stock
shown at the BALTIC. CLIO Thing
HOUSE. I'd door from the Everett
House, leading ciothers.
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MIR. A. l.. MARTIN. while ridir

Mr.. A. l.. MARTIN, while riding
rapidly down Queen street on his
bicycle Thursday morning, during
the alarm of fire, in turning out of
the way of a team of horses, was
thrown to the ground sustaining
severe injury to his right arm and
shoulder, and had his face badly
scratched. Ed Wild also had his
arm sprained while riding his wheel.
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MEETING OF THE STATE BOARD
OF HEALTH.-The State Board OF
Health convened in Wheeling during
the past week. DR.. N. ID. Baker the
member from this pan handle, at
tended. DR.. Harris, of Parkersburg,
was elected President, and DIR.
Reeves, of Wheeling, was reelected
Secretary. The next annual meet
ing will be held at White Sulphur
Springs, Greenbrier county.
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A MARRIED WOMAN of Hagers-
town left last week, suddenly, for
parts unknown, but.it is thought she
has gone to follow the fortune of a
professional base ballist, who form
erly played on the club of that city.
The matter has created much COM
ment.
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WE have received beautiful pic

WE have received a beautiful pic
ture of the Southern Exposition
which opens at Louisville, KY, Aug
10Th, and continues until Oct. 25th,
The view is of the main building
which is one of the largest Exposi
tion buildings ever erected. 1t
covers thirteen acres Of ground, ard
will be lighted throughout by five
thousand electric lights.
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Fine Clothing.

NOV is the time for you to buy a
IN suit Of fine clothing cheaper than
ever. In order TO make room for our
Fall goods we will give you goods at
greatly reduced prices Call ut the
BALTIC. CLOTHING HOUSE, I'd
door from the Everett House and be
convinced that you can save money,
before making your purchases. Lead
ing clothier.
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CALL FOR REPUBLICAN PRIMA-
RIES AND COUNTY CONVENTION -
We received proof copy of call
for Republican primaries and Coun-
ty Convention near noon Friday
morning, and too late for full in
sertion in this issue. We will give
it next week. The primaries are
called for August 10th, and the
Convention of the % prox.
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THROUGH the courtesy of the
press OF Martinsburg, we wish to
express Ito the many friends express
ing sympathy and rendering acts of
kindness during our affection in the
loss of our dear boy, Edgar Duff, J
our heartfelt thanks.
JOHN L. JANNEY AND FAMILY.
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4 MOTHER great fall in watches;
"A cheaper than ever to be had be-
fore. A large case tull of American
gold and silver watches, which are
being sold at astonishingly low prices,
at w. l.. JONES JEWELRY STORE
Peoples Bank Building.
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The annual picnic of the Baptist
Sunday School will be held at Island
Park, Harper's Ferry, next Tuesday,
the Goth inst. The school from
Hagerstown, and the branch schools
of Walkers School House and Fifth
Ward will join them at the Island.
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WE direct attention to the adver-
tisement of Mt. Parvo Institute,
Charlest to wp w. Va, in another
column. The ladies in charge of
the institution are sisters of Bishop
A. w. Wilson, and are thorough
and competent teachers.
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MIR. E. j. SIMPSON has hung out
his single as attorney at-law on
Queen street, near the public square,
as has Stewart Walker at the court
house, in the room occupied by JUS
t:ce Colston.
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THERE are 200 varieties Of cher
ries, 60 of apricots, $50 of peaches,
1,07S of pears and 297 OF plums, a
genealogical writer says.
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REPUBLICAN CoNvENTIoN--The
Republicans of Berkeley county will
hold their convention in the Court
house at O'Clock, p. IN. to-day, to
send delegates TO the State Conven-
tion.
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TIME Harvard Fountain pen, cannot
Il blot nor blur nor tire the hand, rs
stylographic prns. Just the thing for
copying, and for bpsir ess men. at w.
T, HOMES
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vyERY IMPORTANT TO LADIES.

VyERY IMPORTANT TO LADIES.
Y Germantown Yarn, down to Tctt
per OF; Zephyr in all colors, down 10
l0cts per OF Ladies French Bazaar
Corsets, only 5octs Queen Bess Cor
set regular S., down to Sl.25 Ladies
Muslin Underwear. Hoopskirts aud Blu
ties very cheap. l0l different imported
novelties specially for Indies.
EVERETT HOUSE CORNER
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FUN FOR THE Young AND OLD.
The ladies of the M. e. Church
South, of Hedgesville, will hold a
Yard Party in the village, on the
evenings of july 3lst, Aug. 1st, aud
End. All are cordially invited to
attend. Refreshments OF all kinds
furnished at low rates. In conse-
quence of the moon being full at
this time, all friends from a distance
will be afforded an excellent oppor-
tunity of being present.
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Great Closing Out Sale

Of Mems Moments and Childrens
shoes, Ut 20 per cent reduction to m k
room for fall stock.
BLUE FRONT, BLUE FRONT.
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Ladies' Aafchels, &c.

DANCING from 30 CHS upwards; also
III G'ents and Ladies purses and pocket
books 10 ca and upwards. --BOWMAN'S
DRUG STORE.
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THE q. B. Sunday school picnic
at Island Park on Thursday, was
wellattended, and all present spent
a pleasant day.
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Closing out at Cost.

WYE will from this date close out our
w entire line of ladies and childrens
shoes at colt. Now is your time for bar
gains as they must be closed out in thirty
days. EMMERT h FIERY.
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DIG line Ladies Jerseys, at Ladies
ID French Bazaar to be run ont very
cheap. EVERETT HOUSE CORNER
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Save Time.

DEMEMHER, LII YOU 90 Id }. !. !,
LII TRAM MELLS y,u ca:t saw.
time. because you win not have 10 run
around to different places to find what
you want There Il Il all undA.s ont
roof--a com 4. assortment cs very
thing
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"ATCH CHARMS, OF The most
w worn and the latest varieties.
Gold finger rings with beautiful sets, in
many varieties, at w. l.. JONES
JEWELLERY STORE.
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IALL at J. S. TkAMMELlS anc
~ examine biz stock and Or c.s, aDc
yan VIII Lut Wait u 20 further
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IT you vs. MI IL see big cruwd
IL 90 IT, the crowded store III q. r
HERRING d COS
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NE offer set doz > Of Presiden-
Wv tial andidate Plates to the party
buying the next largest bill OF goods dur
ing the month Of August ju 2s 81.
BURKHART 4 co.
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Great Bargains.

a FEW OF BURT 4 COUSINS
IA CELEBRATED LA DIES
SHOES LEFT. which will BE- closed
out at q reduction Of 20 to 80 per cent.
by GETflNGEK Il E0KE.
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A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT
"A of Ladies Satchels and Purses
just received and for sale by J. r. w.
BAKER.
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100 TONS Davis Big Vein Coal,
1OO fer Threshing machine pur.
poses, for sale by
g. CAMPBEl l. JANNEY.
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kNOR cigars, 2fof and cis--ihe best
Il 10 own.-cali ~ BOWMAN \ DRUG
STORE
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a FINE LINE Of clear, brilliant,
IA Crystsllized quartz SIP ctacles.
A full case with gold steel aid rubber
frames, at W l.. JONES
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CODA WATER and Deep h, ck'
NJ Mineral Water drawn from Por.
celain-lined fountains, through Bige-
lows Patent Cooler, for sale by
] Il. w. BAKER.
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\ S our room Is too small to cary a
IA Iargestock Of shoes, we have de-
terminei to close out our present stock
at cost. Cal early and gel the hest sc
lection. EMMERT & FIERY.
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Summer Hats.

CPRlNG boots, shoes hats and trunks
- coming in ~ The tigpa at GETTiN
GER Il HOkh'S Ut trees hat car rot he
duplicated hy any other noase.
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DURE and fresh drugs and all the
J. new preparations on hand. Farns-
er's receipts and ID etor $ prescriptions
dispensed intelllsentiy at 20 w.
BOW Man, 10 Noftn Queen street
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LOAD STUDEBAKER
~ WAGONS, all sizes for sale by
q. CAMPBELL. JANNEY.
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ESOR fine and fresh drugs, patent Med
IL icines in fact every thing kept by
Druggists, and as cheap as else here,
Give me call G. W. BOW Man DRUG
GIST is W. Queen st. July 6.3t.
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a LARGE STOCK Of mems P.ow
IN shoes and b ogAns. every graz
and price, at GETTINGERS HOKE's.
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Blue Front Blue Front.

Straw Hats. straw Hats.
Lo9sst s'rlc~s I. west Prices
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
FOR SALE.
Blue Tronf-Biue Front.

GETTINGER 4 HOAX u have rsceiv-
NJ ed their Spring stock of Boots.
Shoes. Hats, Caps and trunks, hna it Is
one Of tbs most complete tver hr.ught
tothis place. They ask call rom
every ons in want feeling sasislied
that tbs y can { . better for them, beth
as TO quality and price, than any 9TH
err house IN town. They have quite i
lumber Of job lots and remnants In
both shoes and hats. They are de-
terminec 70 close on without regard
10 cost
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THE BEST LIRE OF SUMMER
"A HATS FOR MEMS AND 9OY's
WEAR, consisting Of Manila, Mad
nav. straw and Malaxas. tor sale very
cheap ~ % Queen st.
II Y. DEATRTt
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DEST and finest line Of infants shoes
ID in town at H. N. DEATRICK'S.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
Learn fn Wrife,

4 SPECIAL writing class, urder the
IN directions o. w X. kugler, Of the
Trenton Business College, J held in
the End Ward School House, every after
noon at o'clock Terms 25c per Lesson
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Blue Frnns Binc Fromt.

sshuss StvpS Shoes.
job Lots, JOB Lots. job I.sis
Hal Price, Hall Price.
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to AGENTS
LARGE PROFITS.
sut Small CapifaIEequired

Call on p. q. HUNTER, WHO ha,
opened q Photographic copying mouse
In connection with Photographic ,wnert
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-05-15
MEXICAN MATTERS.

Some Political Points About Our Sister Hepubhc
Interesting to General Readers.
As the election OF President In our
nelglbor Republic interests our people
directly or indirectly, more or less, we
publish below some information given
us BY one of our old and reliable CORE
spondents:
The actual President of the Republic
of Mexico. General Don Manuel Coma
les, took possession of the office Decem-
Der |, 1880. His term of office expires on
November 80. 1881. The Presidential
election takes place in June next.
II is to be'remarked that In this same
year, 1884, out Of "a States, comprising
the neighboring or sister Republic, 10
States will elect new Governors; their
terms of Office Is four years.
In Aguas Caliente the Governor was
elected in 1883.
In Campeohe the present Governor Is
Don Antonio Shiels, whose term OF
office expires In 1885,.
In Coahuila the present incumbent,
Don Evaristo Madero, so favorably
known In Texas. His term of office ex-
pires In October, 1881.
In Chiapas the present incumbent was
elected In 1883.
In chihuahua the term of office of
Governor, Don Luis Terrazas, expires
in October, 1881.
In Colcnia the term of Office of Gov
ernor. Don Francisco Santa Cruz. ex-
pires in December. 1891.
In Durango the term of Office of Gov
ernor Francisco Gomez del Palacio, a
distinguished Mexican legist, expires in
September, 1884.
In Guerrero an election for Governor
will take place in 1885.
In Hidalgo the present incumbent was
elected In 1881.
In Talisco the present incumbent was
elected last year, 1883.
In the State Of Mexico Governor Don
Jose Zerbieia's term of office expires in
1885.
In Morelos the term of Office OF Gov
ernor Don Carlos Quaglia expires in
October, 1884.
In Nuevo Leon the present incumbent
was elected in 1883.
In Oaxaca an election will take place
In 1885.
In Pueba the term of office OF Cover
nor Juan n. Mendez expires In January,
1885.
In Queretaro the present incumbent
was elected In 1883.
In San Luis Potosi the actual Cover
nor, Don Pedro Diez Gutierres' term of
office expires in February, 1885.
In Sinaloa Governor Don Mariana
Marines de Castro's term of office ex-
pires in December, 1881.
In Sonora the present incumbent's
term Of office expires In 1885.
In Tabasco, the present Governor Don
Jose Frandier de Lanz's term Of office
expires the 3lst day of December, 1881.
In Tamaulipns the Governors term of
office In 1884.
In Tlaxcala the present incumbent
term expires in 1885.
In Vera Cruz Governor Ajulimar Car
TILES term of office expires on the 10Th
of December, 1884.
In Yuoatan the present incumbents
term of office expires In 1856.
In Zacateca Governor Don Juan Are
chiga's term Of office expires December
10, 1881.