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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-04-19

CITY CoU NCIL.-The Council met
Tuesday night with President Fultz and
Messrs. A lby, Burke, Byers, Bledsoe, Coch-
ran, Powell Evans and Todd, present.
Streets.-Mr. Burk reported granting
the petition of G. L. Cooke, rejecting that
of Messrs. NVayt and others, and appro-
priating $75 to fix the walks on Greenville
Avenue. A dopted.
Poor.-Mr. Powell, from the Poor Com
mittee, reI ,orted: adversely to the
payment of an account of DR.. W. s..
McChesney, { If $50 for attending wound
ed man. Ad opted.
Reqistration THE opinion of City At
torney Elder :, that the new registra-
tion law was mandatory was received and
$40 was voted to buy registration books.
MAYORS Mes stsge.-The special Commit
tee reported on Mayor Balthis' late mes
sage, and heartily commended it's sugges-
lions to be carried out.
LIQUOR License A resolution offered by
Mr.. Cochran, redu. ,ing the liquor license
to the same as paid 4 asst year was adopted,
Messrs. Abby, Powell and Bledsoe voting
in the negative. Ano Their to increase all
license taxes, by Mr.. evans, was defeated,
only receiving one vote.
Petitions.- petiti ons of Mrs. Shea
and J. Orchard were referred.
Ordinance Referred,-MIr. Geo. P. Baker
addressed the Council in behalf of some
changes in the ordinance re garding explo-
sive oils, and the ordinance Was referred to
committee to be changed.
Salary of Superintendent Of Street Hands
Mr.. Fultz from special COM mittee re-
ported that they could find no authority
by the Council for the payment of $500 per
annum salary to the Superintendent of
street hands, but it had been paid several
years and doubtless authority had been
given but not recorded.
Adjourned.
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Advertising Staunton.

A number of our business men subscrib-
ed $50 to obtain the services of Mai. Jed.
Hotchkiss to prepare a pamphl ct setting
forth the advantages of Staunton, as a
place for manufacture or residence, and
Tuesday night the City Council voted $500
for printing ten thousand, on condition,
that the remainder of the amount, about
$500 more would be subscribed by citizens.
The plan was urged by Gen. Echols, in
an address to the council. It is an admir-
able plan, and should be carried out. We
receive at this Office pamphlets setting
forth the advantages of villages, with hard
ly five hundred inhabitants, and with
hardly any advantages worth the name,
and we also get descriptive pamphlets Of
large cities in the west, ten times as large
as Staunton. Texas has almost built her,
self up as state by this sort of advertis-
ing. If Staunton could print and send
out twenty thousand handsome, attrac-
tive, descriptive pamphlets, with photo
graphsof the wonderful scenery, and de-
scriptions of her manufacturing facilities.
her healthful climate, her school advanta-
ges and the character of her people, it
would be the making of her in five years.
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CITY ELECTIoNs.-Th city Go nserva-
tive Executive Committee, Judge Jno
Howard McCue, Chairman, met on We'd
nesday afternoon, Messrs. J. H. Waters,
Jas. T. Byers, Jas. H. Skinner. J. B.
Scherer, ST., J. H. McCue and VIM. l..
Bumgardner present. Messrs. W. H. H.
Lynn, of the I'd ward, and Jno. W. Todd
and Jno. Burns, of the 1st ward, were
elected to fill vacancies and the Committee
now consists of tbs gentlemen named and
Mr.. A. A. Grubert. This Committee will
meet again this afternoon at 4 o'clock, to
arrange for the mode of selecting Conserva-
tive candidates for. the election which
takes place May 23d.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-At the Y.
M. c. A. directory meeting Tuesday night
it was decided to hold the annual meeting
Of the Association, Thursday night the 9th
of May. AT this meeting the following
officers will be elected for the ensuing
year; President. five Vice Presidents,
Secretary, Treasurer, Librarian and five
Directors. Three delegates to the annual
Stare Convention which meets on the 10th
Of May at Salem, Va, will also be chosen.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE.
" COUNTRY PRODUC
w A N Il E. D.
5000 Barrels Green Apples.
5000 Bushels Irish Potatoes.
1000 Barrels Country Onions.
10000 Heads Good Hard Cabbage.
1000 Bushels White Navy Beans
1000 6 B. E., and Mixed Peas.
1000 6 Prime Pea Nuts.
$4,000 Pounds Dried Peaches and Apples
, 1000 6 Apple Butter.
10000 &C Fresh Country Butter.
$4,000 6 Dressed Poultry.
$4,000 Dozen Fresh Eggs.
1000 Barrels Extra and Family Flour
100000 Bushels Wheat.
100000 g Oats
1000 +" Glover Seed.
10000 Bales Hay, Shucks and Straw
10000 HQgsheads Tobacco.
Country Produce of every description for which
will get the highest Market Price and make Prompt
Cash returns, charging only FIVE per cent Commits
sion. Liberal advances made on Bills OF Lading or
Goods In hand,
GRAIN AND TOBACCO only per cent.
j. r. HOCKADAY
General Commission Merchant.
febS-3m RICHMOND, VA
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GREEN-BROWN.--OnS Saturday April 18th, at the
residence of Mrs. John B. Baldwin, StauntOn nv
. Rev w. @. Hullhen, VIM. Hastings Greene, ESD.
Of Oakland. Augusta Co., son Of Rev. Vim. Greene
N. A., D. D., la Vicar Of Antrim Ireland, and
Mrs. c. p Brown, youngest daughter of the late
John Howe PeytOn, Esq,
HOFFMAN the 10th Of April, in
the Reformed Church at Edinburg, by Rev. r.
Talhelm DR.. Samuel j. Hoffman, to Miss Marga
ret Virginia Rinker, all Of Ednburg, Va.
KELLER-KYLE.-In Charlottesville, April 18th by
Rev. W. Fl, Wilson, Mr.. Wash j. Keller, of Au-
guSta, to Mrs, N. 4. Kyle, of Fluvanna.
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SAVING THE STATE MONEY.-Last
week Ann Patterson, colored. for stealing
a silk dress from Mrs. Col. Duncan, on
Beverly ST., and altering and wearing it
to chnrch, was ordered by Justice Cease,
fifteen lashes. In Waynesboro last week,
Joe Wilson. general colored thief, was
ordered fifteen lashes, by Mayor Withrow.
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Commercial.
STAUNUoN. April, 18th, 1878.

STAUNUoN. April, 1Sth 1878.
Florr-Extra S5.05@$5,1O; Superfne, t4.SO@s4.35 !;
Family. $555Gs56O; Wheat--Fultz, $l.1U@$l ID;
Lanca ster $LS@sle Corn Sc S,oe Oats 2e@2 &c
Sugar-sc9i4e; Meal-56@6O; Molasses-5oc@$l {
Eggsss esnts T Pafafnss sse e
Pork, $45O@$475; Dressed Turkey, 7c; Dressed
Chicken S.
REMARKS.
We have to report moderately active wheat mar
ket and -four about holds its own, though the de-
mand is very light for the season. The accounts
which reach us show an unusually promising crop OF
wheat and unless some disaster oyertakes the pres
ent crop must be the best grown for many years.
The mild winter left a gOood stand OF wheat.
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SLATE QUARRY Messrs.
Holmes Is Co., of Washington city. have
brought on their machinery and COM
menced operations at the slate quarry on
Capt. Jno. n. Ople's ''Red Bud" farm,
near Che city. The slate is the finest in
Virginia and the facility for Transports
ton unexcelled.
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PROPERTY CHANGEs.-The building
occupied by the ''Spectator" office has
been purchased by D. E. Strasburg, for
$2.5O5, and the adjoining corner building.
by the colored Masonic Lodge, for ST SOL.
Rev. Jas. Scott, member of the Washing
ton Conference, (colored,) has purchased
a house and lot on High street. for $1,000.
A. J. Butts has bought a lot opposite the
Picker building, for 81 ,195.
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MEssRs. MoORMAN Il CRAWFORD, who
have for the last three years carried on
successful mercantile operations at Fort
Defiance Depot, wishing to change their
business, advertise to sell the depot store
house and stock. AS the proprietor is
also postmaster and express agent this is
good opportunity for an investment in
one of the best sections of Augusta county.
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heavy HORSES WANTED.-On Tues
day next Capt. Geo Ainslie, chief of the
Ric hlnond Fire Department, and Mr.. Jno.
J. King, of the Richmond City Council,
will be in Stanton to purchase horses for
the Fire Department. The horses must
be of extra size and strength, and if our
farm ers have any such they can bring them
in. The gentlemen named will DO guests
of M E. John W. Todd, who is the brother
inlay of Mr. King.
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homes for the boys and seeing to their re-
ception on their arrival here-say provld-
ing meals during the day they would be
here being assigned to homes, it would be
an assistance gratefully received.
President Hamilton said the Directory
would meet in a few days. and take the
matter under consideration.
Mr.. Henkle said he wanted to know the
conditions on when the boys would be
placed out to service, as he had opportu-
mites to see good many farmers.
Mr. Brace said, in reply, that it would
be stipulated as to the younger ones-say
fifteen years of age, that they should have
several months schooling during the year.
No indentures would be entered into and
the matter would be pretty much left to
the liberality of the employer and the good
feeling of the boy. After awhile the boy
would doubtless be worth something more
than his board and clothes and that could
be arranged between him and his employer.
The Society's agent would from time to
time return to look after the boys and if
any should prove worthless Or a nuisance
to the community they will be taken away.
After the benediction the meeting adj
journed.
PROVIDING HOMES.
On Tuesday night a committee consist
Ing of Messrs. J. E. Guy, II. D. Peck and
T. @. Morton, to which President Hamil-
ton was added, was appointed at the re-
quest of Mr.. Brace to assist Messrs. FL. M.
Bell and R. H. Catlett in finding homes for
the boys expected here in May, and to pro-
vide for their comfort while in the city.
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Personal.

Hon. Marshall Hanger, Capt. I. D. Ran
son and Mr.. Edward Echols, of Staunton,
will sail from New Y ork next Wednesday,
the oath inst. in the Cunard steamer
Russia, for the Paris Exposition. The
party will include Messrs. M. T. Cooke, of
Norfolk, and The. Garnett. They will land
at Queenstown, and make the tour OF Ire
land, England and Scotland. thence to the
Exposition, thence through Switzerland
and Italy, and returning TO Paris will from
there come home. The trip will occupy
about two months. On Monday last Hon.
VIM. A. Anderson, of Lexington, Pay
Commissioner of the U. 5. to the Paris
Exposition, passed through here with his
wife and Miss Clara Davidson en- route
for New York, from which city the party
were to sail Wednesday in the steamship
Adriatic.
Last night Rev. DR.. Chas. Manly, who
has been confined to his house by sickness,
was pleasantly surprised by his congre-
CATION with pound party.
At the recent Grand Lodge l. .. y. F..
in Richmond, Capt. JAS. IL. Waters, OF
Staunton, was reelected Grand Chaplain,
and G. S. Boiler, of Mt. Sidney, District
Deputy Grand Master.
Mi. VIM. H. Peyton, left here on Mon
day morning last for Atlanta, Ga, to at
tend the National Union Sunday School
Convention there, to which he is delegate.
The Winches er News" has The follow
Ing personal item:
Mr. Rufus NJ Undertake, the popular dry goods
salesman. tol some time connected With the mousse o.
lmueriake s. beD, Winchester, has accepted Sltu-
altlOn in the otaunton nrm OF the same We, ana
has gone to CITY of the nils The Stauntonlans
WI. and INN to be a capital leuOWs ana ne VIII Ger.
tanIy sell them goods at The lowest figures. They
SHOULD foster MIN, as he deselvesl It,
Mr.. W. H. W addell, business manager
of that capital paper the Charlottesville
t.Chronicle,' has removed his family from
Augusta county to Charlottesville.
Among the members OF the Executive
Committee OF the State Agricultural So
ci, ty who were at the session at west
over" below Richmond last week was Mr..
A. M. Bowman, Of Augusta.
In the u. S. House OF Representatives
Monday, Mr.. Tucker presented petition
of Baker Bros, and others, of Staunton,
praying for the reduction of the duty on
sugar. !.
"A. E. White, formerly Of staunton, has
been elected Town Sergeant, Of Lewisburg
W. Va. :
VIM. Hughes, stepson of Mr.. Harvey
Risk, of S taunton, graduated at the Bal
timore College of Pharmacy, last Thurs
day.
Col. Bev. Tucker, was in the City last
week to exp lain to the City Council the
new Texas | Pacific bill, but there was no
quorum on Friday night, the night ap-
pointed.
The Alexan dria papers notice the death
of Mr.. James III. Fowle, well-known citi-
zen of that place. He was brother OF
Capt. VIM. II. Fowle, of Staunton.
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FuNERAL.-The widow of the late Rev.
J. P. Cline, prominent minister OF the
Luth eran church, died on the 18th inst,
near New Market, Shenandoah co. She
was the sister-inJaw of Mr., Cyrus Coyner,
of Augusta. At the request of the family
Rev. J. 1. Miller. of staunton, preached
her funeral sermon.
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BREvITIEs.-The Woodstock "Herald''
saws 1--WE are glad to see that Staunten has
opened wagon factory. Heretofore many
of the wagons used in the Shenandoah
valley have been made in the far west"
The bust of the late Jno. B. Baldwin,
has been sent to the state library, at Rich
naond, to be placed on exhibition there.
Don't forget that tomorrow Saturday
nass,e, is the last Of the season at the skat-
ng RINK, at Grange Hall.
The residence of Simeon Smith, in Jen-
n, rag's Gap. was burnt on Saturday night.
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Boys for Augusta County Farmers.

TWENTY-FIVE BOYS FROM NEW YORK
TO BE SENT HERE BY THE CHILDREN
AID SOCIETY-FARMERS WHO WANT
THEM, TO BE SUPPLIED-INTEREST
ACCOUNT OF THE OPERATIONS OF THE
SOCIETY
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SOCIAL NEws.-On Thursday night a
children's party was given at the residence
of Mr.. J. W. Abby. No. I'll, Prospect st.
Some twenty five or thirty little tots en-
loved the evening, the male portion OF
them sporting button-hole bouquets, provi-
ded by the thoughtful hosts.
There are to be three weddings in staun-
ton this month.
The Charlottesville "Chronicle" says
the pupils of the Augusta Seminary spend
ing the Easter holidays there, received
every attention from the Local Alum
nj Y
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THE Wool CRoP.-Farmers should
know that dealers in wool prefer to pur-
chase the unWashed fleece for the reason
that it is less difficult to classify-when
washed, all grades are mixed in the tub
which renders it difficult to assert andsthe
difference in price is not equal to the loss
in washing. The above is handed us by a
woolelealer who says these instructions
apply especially to the requirements of
dealers this season.
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CITY Notices.

We are glad to hear it, Our druggist informs Us
that Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup sells better than any
other medicine, and always gives satisfaction.
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DIED.

MARTIN.-On the 9th Of March, 1873, on Big Clear
rah Ann Martin, wife of Rev, John Nc Martin.
She was about 81 years OF age, and had been
CRAIG-On April 9Th in Augusta county, Annie A.,
aged weeks.
IMBODEN.--On March 24tb, at Mulberry Hill,
Charlotte county, Va, John D. Imboden, son OF
General 1mboden, in the 18th year of his age.
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$l.25, will buy Misses Good Morocco Shoe, at
IWELLER'S Boot and Shoe Store
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court of Au-
gnSta county, rendered in the case of TollariuS Koi
nervs. Peter Smith. will proceed on
Saturday, the 4th dag Of May 1878,
to sell at public auction the tract of land owned by
Peter Smith. containing acres, situated on South
River in Augusta county, adjoining the lands OF
Philip Coyner and Thomas Barger, upon the follow
ing terms, viz:
So much in hand as will pay the costs of suit and
sale, and the remainder in three equal inStallments,
payable in six twelve and eighteen months from the
day of SALE with interest from the day of SALE the
purchaser giving bond with approved personal secu-
rity, and the title retained as ultimate security.
JAMES BUMGARDNER, JR
april Commissioners
R, H. STRATTON. j. j. HOPKINS
D H. STRATTON & CO.,
N. GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
1914 Cary Street. Richmond, ia.
SOLICIT CONSIGNNIENTS OF ALL KINDS OF
COUNTRY PRODUCE AND MERCHANDISE.
asrAn Business entrusted to us shall receive
promptattentiOn. =tGa
REFERENCES BY PERMISSION;
Gen. John Echols, Staunton, Va, Bank of Com
merce, Richmond Va, H. X Ellyson, Richmond,
Va, j. M. Harlow, Salem Va j. NJ. Evans, Salem
Va, Jonn Gardiner, Christiansburg, Va, j. r Dun
lop, Dublin, Va, r. H. Stratton Jr. Gordonsville,
Va. mar29 en-
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Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup has been before the public
for years, and is pronounced by thousands superior
to all other articles for the cure Of Coughs Colds,
Influenza and all Pulmonary Complaints
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CORRESPONDENTS r. L's'' letter
from West Virginia is very nice and in
teresting as private letter, but would
hardly be Of sufficient interest to the pub
lie to warrant printing it.
~. I. A." we answer you this way for
the better dissemination of the information
II is impossible for us to know that any
subscriber wants the paper continued I'M
less he reneWs his subscription. We don't
want to run up bills on any one. AS for
the time, the paper is always sent for the
full time it is paid for, and often an ex-
ira copy put in. The rule is as beneficial
to the subscriber in preventing imposition
on him as it is to us and must be adhered
to. 1t is in no sense a reflection on the
subscribers ability or integrity.
"a Voter's'' suggestion about the prima-
ny would do no good, in fact you can't have
a primary that way. You can't make
such a ruling as you suggest, every Con-
Servative has right to his vote in it and if
that beats your friend, you will just have to
join the firm of Grin & Barrett.
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NEW PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
Anders0n, Tie leading phot0grapher, OF RICHMOND
ill open Branch Establishment, in Staunton
ABOUT THE nth OF THIS MONTH,

over Cook g. Bakers Dry Goods store, Main Street,
At which time he cordially invites the public to call
and examine his specimens, and avail themselves of
the opportunity offered for obtaining first class
picture Of any style OF size that may be desired,
from life size portrait in OIL Pastele Crayon, to
the smallest photograph, all furnished in the highest
style of the art.
apr12-2l
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THE COUNTY AND CITY Settling
MI. R. W. Burke reported to the Council
Tuesday light an agreement with the
County Supervisors that the county should
pay the city 50 500 for its right in the
city, the city to vacate the council cham
Der by October 1878 and cease using the
court room by January, 1881. The report
was received. The Council adopted res
olution inquiring whether room in the
not be procured for the Council meetings
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY vALUA-
- BILE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY or
Pursuant to decree of the Circuit Court. of Au-
gusta county entered November 10Th, 1877 in the
Chancery causes of John Sillings VS.. Patrons of
Husbandry & Business Association, &C., and II. j;
LuShbaugh u Bro, VS.. Same" the undersigned
Commissioners will proceed to sell at public auction
to the highest bidder i'll front of the Court House
Staunton Va, on
Saturday, the 11th dav of May, 1878,
that very valuable and desirable property situated
on Beverley Street in said City known as the Grange
Hall. This property has just been completed in ele-
CANT STYLE it contains perhaps the largest and most
commodious Hall for public purposes in the State it
store rooms on the basement floor besides two ele-
CANT halls and two other large and commodious rooms
on the second foor-it altogether the most desra
bic property of its kind in the market.
TERMS OF SALE.-Enough cash on hand to cover
costs Of suit and sale Oneourth of residue in four
two and three years. taking from the purchaser
bonds with approved personal security bearing in
ments and the title retained as ultimate security
GEO. N. COCHRAN, JR,
aprl24t Commissioners.
y PROPERTY to decree ao Of the
Circuit Court Of Augusta County, entered at the
March term, 1873 in the cause Of Vigar's widow vs.
proceed TO sell at public auction to the highest bid
der, in front Of the Court House in the city of Sta-
ton, on
Saturday. May 4th, 1885,
that valuable lanyard property in the village of Mt
Scion, belonging to the estate of John Vigar deed
with a good dwelling house attached and the neces-
sary Out-buldings.
TERMS Enough cash in hand to pay the costs Of
suit and sale and the residue upon a credit OF one
two and three years, the purchaser executing bonds
for the deferred inst alments of purchase money with
approved personal security, bearing interest from
day OF sale and retaining title as ultimate security
Sale to begin at u O'Clock.
JAMES BUMGARDNER, JR.,
III. ST GEORGE TUCKER,
aprl24t Commissioners
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
gusta County, rendered in the ease of Armentrout
vs. ArmentrOuts we will proceed, on the premises,
on
Thursday, the 9th day May, 1878.
to sell at public auction, that most desirable farm.
containing 3001 acres. situated Middle River adj
Joining the lands of McCue ByerS CARRIER and others
upon which Charles armentrOut resided in his life
time upon the following terms; viz,
So much in hand as will pay the costs OF suit and
the costs of SALE and the remainder upon credit of
one two and three years from the day of sale with
interest from the day of sale, the purchaser giving
retained as ultimate security.
ALEX H. FULTZ,
JAMES BUMGARDNER, JR.,
j. S. HARNSBERGER,
april Commissioners,
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MA RRIED.

S. M. WILKES is Offering the best and cheapest
Furniture in Stanton. may4tf
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Ladies Buttoned Side Lace and Front Lace Boots
in Box Toe and Plain, very low, don't fail to try
pair of them. New Goods almost daily at
WELLER'S Boot and Shoe Store.
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Wanamaker, l66 W. Baltimere st., oneof the lar.
gest Baltimore Clothing Houses suits for men and
boys of all sizes and qualities. Prices to suit the
times marS-H
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Dedication Of a Church of The United
Brethren.

A LARGE GATHERING AT CHURCHVhLE
BISHOP GLOSSBRENNER PRESENT
THE BUILDING PAID FOR BEFORE DEDI-
CATION-DESCRIPTI OF IT,