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The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1884-09-04

I The chief function Of the muscles h
70 contract, and thus 70 move . given
part By drawing toward itself the ten
Don which Uunnects tho. two-the part
and the muscle. Some Of the muscles
ahe brain by the will-others act indie
pshdensly II the VIII, - most Of the in
9srnal muscles. Still others-as the
muscles conc6rned in breathing-are in
khe main independent Of the win. and
jet can b controlled by It to some en-
lent.
Again, even those whose ordinary
mOvements are determined by the will,
oaA be operated On independently Of Ii
~, what u called "redex" nervous
Aoeion. In this case . sensat.oa runs up
- one Of the brain-centers. and then,
without going - high as the region Of
intelligence, runs down . nerve Of mo-
don 70 the supposed musclA
This IL 90 with the convulsive move
ekAnfs q kysteriA epilepsy, etc.
,Hsbifsal acts become in time largely,
y not wholly. reflex. thus relisving the
mind from experimenting them A
bird San ny and fish can swim with
~uts hrain- through this reflex power.
No one knows what the moving force
= which 10 wonderfully plays between
No kkain md the muscles. Il Is not
VlssfTieify. althoagh the muscles even
~ d@pd man eaa be- moved BY thia
hG1sr tucee. In every Department 81
osipnee " seea ssxik1 he limits Of
- mowable. 4
6ometimes. - % cAooem <St vitus
ADca). thsre s. Wild movement Of the
UqGo1es. often teaEfnfly violest and Mt
tss31 uncontrollable. Sometimes, a IN
obcoaselos dlaEta, % called, there IL An
osTegulnx ac1ion Of the voluntary. muscles
1910 legs, arms and head moving
Grutasquely ID walking. Sometimes,
= Ia . tr1nce, the limbs of patient
can bssplaeed b another in the queer.
ct pU6zres, and the former viii not
have tho shghtest power TO change
them, although he may have the full
Dosasnsion Of his senseA
The muscles retain more or less Of
aetr pscukarity for time after death.
Jhe heart Of soma animals will beat
epr.houE1 removed from the body. IN
Soma o1ase a death from scholera and
yellow fever, . certain ccnvulsive foros
hay continue for awhile One man.
severed hpnrs after death from cholera,
brought his hands together and lifted
~ arms into the air. repeating il for
souse dina YosstHs CbMpasioa., 81.
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h wns onsy d last July fhat the
IncWa q Statistics began 10 publish
Ne iiru - showing the exports Of oleo.
AsarR1xipe. The latest revised seHte-'
<nnls kivcS h movement Of limitation
1naerf and s.oirs for the month of Co
oobcf nnd for tke ten months. encsd Ocs
nphrr ~ Ia each of the years 1852 and
186l 1his seakcnens Indicates shas she
lrHds IN oleomargaripe. butterine and
- Ike = Grvwhg rapidly, and has al
1andy reached 10 mean proportional
Il NY b. that oar frisnds abroad are
- n{vars thst tAsy are building mp cor
go naufaeturing interests; bot II
10 bay the patsus product 6olieying
90 : b dairy buster. they probably
- Dhak b sunslh And tastss Just .
SWee - = woold under any other
hAme, especially 10 owA- '''s3 y .
In 0Ut0ber there were 22a, 74l pouuds
~ so~cnlled s-imitatiou bufter'' ond g.,
3040ot pounds Of Oh exporssd, : teal
~ !, 80. eQ6 poundA vAlned q e616, 656.
The expo1o. 81 boteef for the same
moath sasnombsds ~ oaly 4o61,7o3
SQUADS. valued q Q672, 446, 90 that The
Bogus- butter manufhctnrors 10 sottio6
. pretty largo share a the toreign
sr.de whaesvar deg nay b sdolnn 1or
~ dOusstie market .Tl ,s,iesJ<i i
For Tie ten months ended Ocsobsr 81
xho oxporos a Imitation butter amount
- - Il, go, 7lS poundAI valoedat oabq.
o96 and q oil TO sl.S01. 99s pounds,
yS1ued q "a 0l, a06, mnkipe 3 30tal Of
ovsr IS. 000yU00 poundA valued At ~.
S00,Q00 he total exports q butter
~ the same dine wers only 10, 81, S&6
Sounds, having . value Of -, 41A.29
4sane over 20 per cent less In quantity
Nnd 20 per cent. less u value than the
expor1s of oleomarHAxins. ~s-9
TIE eauee Tor the great exoess In ship
meats of the imitation artic3e win prob
ably ~ found In III relative cheapness.
NE average price Of the artificial butter
nxported dufing ths ten mpnths having
;besn Ia ceAts and Of the Oh little less
than Is ceats Per pound, while genuine
buttse averaged over 10 cents per
pound. II after reaching the other side
1hs manufactured product can be sold
- real butter o Considerable margin oi
prDit b a&Eotded the dealer. The fact
That nearly twenty times - much oil as
an1itationl hutser = sold for export also
AndicAtee that the business Of mAnufact-
NTinG the stun is beeoming IN estab.
NhAed industry abroad IN = Word.
p
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Dresses for Young Ladies'.

Simple and very pretty is dress for
young lady. The short skirt is finished
at the lower edge with q knife plaiting
Of cream silk. Above this plating Is .
very deep puff of cream cashmere
headed by five tiny ruffies Of silk, then
comes another deep puff Of the cash
mere, over which falls the full. grace
fully Hoped drapery from the waist limo.
The pointed corsage is of cashmere ont
V shape in the neck and is trimmed on
the short sleeves and the end of the
throat opening. which Is edged with
lace, with loops of ribbon, pink rose
buds and green leaves. Clusters of the
roses and leaves are also used ~ orna-
mentation where the over drapery ID
the skirt Is secured.
Another useful and becoming dress
for young lady or q miss il o. ivory
crepe, the short skirt trimmed with two
deep box plaits Of the material. each
edged with lace. Scarf tunic over the
front and hips form drapery in the back.
The waist has plastron front Of lace. put
In full, between shirrings of the crepe
on either side. Lace finished elbow
sleeves, lace frill at the throat and sash
Of satin ribbon tied about the waist and
brought down in large loop ends At the
side.
3, For miss of ten or twelve years o
new wrap is in pelisse shape, full effect
In the skirt given by shirrings down the
waist 'front.' with the width left in the
skirt of the stylish little garment. which
Is allowed to fall open far enough -
show the plaitings in the front Of dre0
skirt, worn beneath The back b made
IN the same manner. only it is closed
in the center and at the waist line; O.
either side Of the front puff is . sash
belt of plated satin. which forms deep
loop bows In this center of the back.
This garment is in navy blue satin, with
felt hat in the same shade, trimmed with
satin and feathers.
2 A suit to be worn in the early spring
by Young girl the same age is in one
Of the mode tones. The skirt ID q
cloth. made plain in front, side plated
over the sides and full in the back, tho
lower edge being trimmed with vida
bands of blue velvet The apron over
drapery is also b0rdered with the vel
vet, while the fullness in the back Is MOI
trimmed. The fitted corsage has Q
plated 'front.' crossed by bands Of vel
vet with cluster of loops In the middle
velvet collar, cuffs and belt, loops a
cleth serving IS basque skirt to the bod
ice. The hat is covered with to mode
cloth, and IL bound and trimmed witt
velvet. and two birds. - iladt!pAia
Times.
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KENDAlL'S SPAWN CURE.

Mount Jackson, Va, Feb. IL, 1884. o
DR.. j. B. KENDALL Co, Gents :---Hav-
n cured a:.horse of bad case of SPAWN.
two years ago with Kendalps SPAWN
Cure, and no return as yet, you have
gained my confidence, and II would like
81 have your hook, A Treatise on the
Horse. Enclosed please find % cents to
pay for the same. SIL0NE ZiCKfE.
Price 81. per bottle, or s bottles for s..
All druggists have it or can get it for you,
or it will be sent to any address on receipt
of price by the proprietors, DIR. B. j.
KENDALL g. Co., .Enosburg Falls, VT.
Send for illustrated circular. a..,
jan-22-1-yr.
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
STANTON. VIRGINIA

e Opens scptembor 22nd, 1884. One of
the FIRST SCHOOLS FOR Young LADIES
IN THE LIMITED STATES. Surroundings
beautifnl. AClimate unsurpassed. One
hundred and forty three boarding pupils
from eighteen different States. Terms
among the best in the Union. Board,
Washing, English Course, Latin, French,
German, Instrumental Music, &C., for
Scholastic year, from September to June,
$23S. For catalogues, write to
= REy.WM. A. HARRIS, d. D., Pres.
- jy l0-f0w Stanton, Virginia.
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!. !. !. 'FHIE, CENTRAL r. T
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU,
t nR.K.. JAYNE, SECRETARY. ''A
JACKsoN.sM MISS.

AAOASNN NA0o.
This Bureau may be relied upon to fur
'Iiish competent teachers to schools. Its
list of applicants includes quite number
of experienced and successful educators,
many of whom are engaged in teaching,
but wish change of place.
TRUsTEEs, superintendent and others,
when writing far teachers should state
clearly the kind of teachers desired, the
salary, the length of term, and all inf0r-
nation in regard to the school and ifs
ssurroundingsi If positive assurances is
given, that the party recommended by
the Bureau viii be employed, much un-
necessary delay will be avoided, and the
teachers will be sent at once. Confidence
thus placed will not be abused. Iit ~ -
TEACHERS seeking positions must reg
lister. They cannot hope to obtain sitns-
tons without it, or even then ct. once, ~
when teacher is wanted some Of those
registered can generally be found to suit
the requfromentsg Esss.is7} ~. + .c''s35i
= TERMS: All teachers. are required to
nav q registration fee of $500. This So
cures general and special effort in his Tor
h@r) Behalf On accepting the Aituation
tlle teacher pays 70 the BuTesu an
amount equal 70 snsshalf of the salary
fol the first month.
Schools are supplied with teachers free
Of charge, and their patronage Is respect-
fn1ly solicited. t,asi- asgas ,s's sssI-'..s q
All corresp0udence should be addressed
to - 3. K JAYNE, Secretary, -
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=. "a 49, .ft - i
This theHmpte and mpss coassno-
form OF the malay y sometimes called
simple dyspepsia IL - morn common
N men than IN women, and especially
anects seden'ary .pereons and tncee
nervous individuals Who eat relMdlys'
swaliowing their food without proper
masticaaeOn. y bAso c0t9mon- - Eer
sons who's tesee 4rs eesecsIve. ~ NJ
medlste capss =; eencaenf activity Y tho
Muscular wa % !ne etcmscA ana NJ
stess me 49, aencicns quantny o.
qushty Oh gsssnc Ju1ce. Inc symptoms
are much ti,e SANE rs.shoee whtoh -
low the taxing su excesg o. n0d, tous
are FELT only when moderate amount
hae been taken An hour or two amer
eatiny sensation OF welght ana oP-
pfvssion " tsst Aas diseomiors con-
unues ior fome nours. gra4uaa1y weaf.
ing On oefcfy she nexs msaL Ihs ~.
psufs ~ usually pretty goods but
ofeen the stomach VIII not De Pre-.
pared Tor .the sreceptaoa ~ tooo O.
meal ume, - tho work Of eggsdng
the g previous meal has yes
ncen accomplished Sometimee eu
= cceeideraoie natuience e the
stoWe tne eruQset1ens ne,n9 yee1elce
nosesss% never .oneasives ossen peAn
between enouldeEs OF peneasa roee
snogMers gsauS eno NOT iqHequeoslEM
tno re&son o. the neau fHPstsoon OF
me hesrt slteaoecars. 70 We n49ne: eens-
iag ereas sierm On me sPaHIot -
tent ana ms iIepGs, wno ensertaan leats
OF n's sudden aeash; saeeP y n.ufosd
ana unreireshing.e lne tongue y oEsen
ioul IN the morning: WIN ned tasee 10
the mouth All the sympsoms mem
tlo.eo are erseIly exageersseo ~ alsss
supper, o. ~ an unnsuai excess m guam
lily 9, qusnty o. 1000. 1ne ooweis are
nsuaiix constpssea, put may % regu-
lar. Wnen the 0imcuity mas pcen long
continued. there VIII Do observes
marked oisposlton tosieep afser meas. OF
unnatural sieePiness az otner Tunes, snd
. decided ioesof natural vivacity ana en-.
ergy. ACID dyspepsia y that form o.
mdigcstlon IN when the slowness OF
o'gesIon u sucn tnas inc iood unaet-
goes fermentauon, forming acids winch
nritafe the stomach ana give r1sc %
the same symptoms mncn exaggefsse1'
wn'cn nave oeen mentioned as ATTEND,
ng saowness OF digestion with several
others, the principal OF which are heart
burn regurgitat'on OF intensely sour
liquid from the stomach, acid eructa-
ucns. . white tongue, Teqaentiy
WAN transverse hssures, often MAO.
by and indented ut the edges acid
sahva, causing decay OF the teeth, bow
els nkeay 70 be either constipated or un-
Naturally loose, grinding Of the teeth al
night, ana o reddish sedlm ent IN the
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KEHpAll'sI SPAWN CURE.

Sandy Bottom, Va, Jan. &c, 1884.
DIR. B. j. KENDALL Co, y Gents;--I
have been selling your Kendalls SPAWN
Cure for several years and find it to be
one of the best medicines for horse treat
ment known to the profession. In fact
the article contained in so cent bottles
designed for the treatment of man is an
excellent Panacea and IS worth ten times
its price. Find % cents inclosed for
which please send nae your book, The
Doctor Mt Home, and send some circulars
with address printed on each side.
Vnur1 trply Wv .r-1,Ity
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h Rutare u OR Earth.

- A.. ~ IN -,
=, ~ = -. IN 49, ~ IA gIowt
~. p;sGA,v LIZ al cnsnge an an e s..a
~, ~. :. 4. xa ~ sun NJ s0o.u saps
-, .0 lv.n JUan', ~. 49,. . Az
~ s1PPn = p,aln LII wne. .. .n.s
~ I.Aiss - ~. ~ = Sacss u'us., ICY
- . oe ucve.oP
-.:a ~ 49,: P'e.y . saclS.s'ng usso1o.s
49, -. &c., - - -
- . $500 = Is..H....;o1.
49, ~ PprIs -. ~Nas
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KENDAil'S SPAWN CURE.

Monticello, Wis, Jan. 26, 1894. s..
DIR. r. j. KENDALL Co, Gents :-One of
my customers, Richard Swannell, stated
to me recently that he has eured several
eases Of SPAWN with Kendalrs SPAWN
Cnre. Nc. Swannel is a reliable man
and his statement can be relied upon.
Many other persons have also stated in
stances of spavins being cured with the
above remedy. Very truly yOnrs,
Ill I'm L pRArT :
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SOUTHWESTERN
PRESBYTERIAN. UNIVERSITY.
1. Clarksville, Tom.
SESSION of 1884 IS 90. BEGINS SKPrEMBER 1sr

FACULTY.
REV. j. N. WADDEL, D. D., L. l.. D.,
Chancellor.
Rev. J. B. SHEARER, ID. ID.
s. j. COLEMAN, A. NJ.
J. w. CALDWELL, A. NJ, NJ. d.
L. Il. MASSIE.
G. +. NICHOLASSEN.
REV. ROBERT PRICE, ID. d.
Courses full and terms reasonable.
Send for catalogue.
July l7-2m
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1884-09-04

/. sff~s5lardlkn vsll reopen ber school
Tor boys and sirls % Monday. he 1st-day
Of September. During the first four
months Of the term she wiz teach the
public school.
jy A-Sm.
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Nine. N. LEVY,

~ Nts0s asOs ssss
No. COS MAGAZINE ST., NEW ORLNANs, La.
I, Takes this method of informing the pub
lie, that in connection with her millinery,
she keeps for sale fine line Of Imported
COrsets, Ladies' Misses and children's
Hose. Ladies' and Misses Linen and Eus-
broidery, Collars, elegant, line of Ruching,
Hoopskirts, Ladies' and Children's Jer.
seys, Fichnes, scarfs, and . full line of
Kid and silk gloves. ID ..ia.5. sao1-a. ~.
81 The Millinery department is supplied
with the latest and most fashionable Mil
linery goods ever brought TO this market.
and will be sold ut prices to suit every
body. Prompt attention given to filling
and forwarding country orders. ee
4 : Call and examine my goods before pur-
chasing elsewhere. April 17-6m.
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sTAssT|iis FEMALE INSTITUTE
STARKViLLE, MISS.
NUMBER OF STUDENTS LAST SESSION, 1877,

NUMBER OF STUDENTS LAST SESSION, 1871.
Possesses excellent advantages for young Ia
dies wishing thorough course Of Mental Train
ing. Location healthful, Instruction thorough.
the Medal System to encourage effort for i'm
provement and excellence. The sixteenth An
nual Session commences September 10th, 1884.
send for Catalogue giving full information.
jy17 W. TIC. SELLERS, Prest.
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The man whose business 90 occupies his
mind that he can't be civil ID people he
meets. should either have more mind or
les business, and most folk's don't care
which II Ia. q
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1884-09-04

The first plnce Of business greeted
BY the New Haven (Conn. c6lonisA
da&ing back 10 16S2. Is still stsndi1g
ord = acelYe use.-HGssford Pest.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1884-09-04

OF Ksntnclxy Univsrsity, Lexington. Ky.
etsaea esn bgn 80 veekdsy In the year 10 vacation
ZINE eompets Fall Diploma BuDsss Course about 70
yeet Average Total Cost including Booas md
.fss Ladies received. SEQ sseess.i graduates Over 500
scos practically and Individually impesd BY 10 eachsre
Special eouses s 1eaehey end Basiness Men Uaivssity
q he,this.es .nd ssiss and !: l:ai.s kail.esds
sddrsas " Frsdsnt WILBUR =. sMITHs Lazhgtsa. ~
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CHICAGO.
CO'TTA AGE
:, :. . ;. ORGAN. :.

Has attained . standard OF excellence which
admits Of no superior. q oo,3.,es ,..., III ~. Z.
II contains every Improvement that inventive
genius, skill and money can produce. Ut -
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-02-23
Little Things.
UNCLE holland.

We do not think that children.
should be scolded until they are
taught the right and wrong Of the
matter. Nor should they be suspect
ed of bad moves In any accident, mis-
take, or conduct Of any kind until
they have shown guilty intention in
similar things. The beginning Of
good education Is to teach children
the right in little things. Every pa
rent who cannot have the patience
and take the time to give the child
rem a good start in all that they do
and say, so as to be sure that they
have good habits when they are ten
years old, may expect them to grow
up likeweeds and be a source of
trouble. Every occupation in life
is learned by little steps, one at a
time, and be most proficient, attend
best to little things. - Central Meth
odist.
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Leap Year yIaxinls.

Faint heart never helped fair lady
When she will; and this is the
year she wills.
ORAL the blessings, ladies are the
soothlnest, says Artemus Ward.
I'm not exactly engaged said
Tilda Squcers, ''but I'm going to
be-"
"Be bold ! be boldl But not too
bold But better the excess than.
The defect" in leap year.
Man." says Young, resolves
and resolves, then dies the same. J,
But 1t isn't 80 with woman.
The remark Of Bulwer- Lytton.
that there II in the heart Of woman
such 4 deep well OF love that no are
can freeze it," should be thoughtful.
~ considered before any proposal is
rejected.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-02-23
Prepared to Support Hus.
bands.

''Where are all these handsome
young ladies going ~ asked an old
gentleman of a policeman In the
Cooper Union, as he stood gazing
in admiration at group OF q dozen
young women who were waiting for
the elevator to carry them up to the
art and telegraplic schools on the
upper floor Of the building.
"They are going to their clases,n
was the answer.
why, they needn't learn trade
or profession. They're too hand
some, and might easily get married, 2,
said the stranger.
Eyes; but they want to be- prepar-
ed for an emergency" said the
officer. If, when they do get mar
ried. they have to support their hus-
bands, it's well enough for them to
have a profession OF some kind to
fall back upon. "-NeU York Tri1-
uae.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-02-23

some years ago, In Georgia, that
band Of christians known as Ascen
sionists were havinga grand revival.
One day when the meeting was in
full force a storm came up, and a
young gentleman who was out hunt
ing with his servant took refuge III
the church door Being curious to
see the service, the two hunters crept
up into the gallery, and there hid in
place where they could observe
without being observed.
s"Come, Lord, come; our robes are
ready. Come, Lord, Gomez cried
the preacher, while all present gave
a loud "Amen."
"Marsa Gabe, whispered Cuffy,
lifting hishunting horn to his mouth,
"let me glib dem jist one loot"
"Put that horn down or I'll break
your head" replied the master in a
whisper
The horn dropped by Cuffy's side,
and again the minister cried: "Come,
Lord, come; we are all ready for Thy
coming. Come, Lord, GOMEZ
do, Marsa Gabe-do jist lemme
glib 'em jist one little toot." pleaded
Cuffy, wetting his lips and raising
the horn.
eff you don't drop that horn Cuff
fly, III whip you within an inch of
your life," whispered the exasperat-
ed master.
BLOW, Gabriel, blow; we are
ready for His coming Blow, Ga
briel, blow" pleaded the minister.
Cuffy could no longer resist the
temptation, and sent wild peal
ringing from end to end of the
church; but long before its last echo
died away his master and himself
were the only occupants OF the
building.
FPS ready fur de licking, Marsa
Gabe," said Cuffy, showing every
tooth in his head, "for I'clare to
gracious it's WORT two lickings to
see de way common farm cattle kin
git ober de ground wild skeared
Scensionists behind dem. ED
IToR's DRAWER, In Harper's Mag
dzine for March.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-02-23

Why suffer longer from dyspepsia,
indigestion, want OF appetite, loss OF
strength, lack Of energy, malaria,
intermittent fevers, etc. 7 Brown
Iron Bitters never fail to cure these
diseases. They act like q charm on
the digestive organs, removing all
dyspeptic symptoms, such as belch-
ing, heartburn, billiousness, etc.
Remember it Is the only iron pre-
paration that will not blacken the
teeth or give headache. Ask your
druggists concerning its merit.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-02-23

When / behold thy face
Thy beauty strikes me mute;
cannot sing thy praises
Nor urge my loving suit;
i hold my peace and stand apart,
Lips silent, tho not SO my heart.
fear, yea strongly fear,
Thy sutton eloquent;
His words within thine ear
Are all with music blent;
Yet thou hast eyes and wit to see
He mean not half he swears TO thee.
All! were his gift but mine,
I'd so applaud thee, love
The stars should cease to shine,
The feeting earth to move.
And heaven and hell should listen
long
To catch the burden of my song.
The Critic.
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COAL AND WOOD OFFICE
AND
Flour and Feed Store
No. 6s Queen ST., Staley's Block

NNHE undersigned respectfully informs
J. the citizens OF Martinsburg and perk-
eley county that he has opened Coal and
Wood Office and Flour and Feed Store at
60 Queen Street, where oil orders in my
line will receive prompt attention. have
put in pair Of Fairbanks new scales and
all coal sold By me will be weighed and
full weight guarantee 4. Piedmont and
Cumberland run of mine, Fine and Lump
Coal; also best quality Nut and Egg an
thraci coal always on hand.
Fam lers having Corn, Oats and Hay to
sell are solicited to see me before selling.
Thanking the public for the liberal pat
ronage extended me, and soliciting your
further favors,
am respectfully yours, ~
jy24-iy j. w. ROBERTS.