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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-06-25
THE MARKETS.
lambertrllle. June Is. 1879.
MARRIAGES.

MILLER--PIERSON. AT the residence of the brides
parents in Lambertyille June 10 1879, by Rev Chas
il Thomas Franklin w Miller, NJ D.,of Whippany
Morris Co.. N j :. and NJ ISIS Clara Person. daughter Of
George Pierson, of Lafnbertvile, Nj.
yANHORN--GOODFELL0 Win Lambertyille at the
residence Of the BRIDES parents June H. 1879, by Rey
CHARLES II Thomas Mr. Stephen W. Vanhorn and
Miss Mary Jennie Goodfellow, all Of Lamoertvil
R-WICKENHISER.-A the NJ, j.. Parsonage
ON the Dist inst by Rev. IT, G.. illiams Mr. William
Nayor to Miss Josie b. Wickenhiser, all of Lambert
Vile
HoRN-wILsoN juno is, at the Parsonage, Mt
Airy by Rev. G.. II Assay, MI. ], Judson Horn, Of
Woodsvile N. j., to Miss Kate Wilson, of Ringoes,
Nj. f#f aat - 5tA E
Gus-WAGNER.-.June IA, by Rev. J: Tindall,
Eugene Fergus, of Lebanon, to Amanda wagner, oil
Annandale. fztstE ft' y
HART-RUI YAN.--June "A, by Rev. N, s. Aller.
Uriah l.. Kecphart, of HamdeH to Emma ]. Runyan,
Of Alexandria, .. fi8s5 lr -
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In Frislges and Trimmings.

All kinds Of Ttinninss have our special eareful ana
lab0rious attention and everything lady wants in
ings and Sewing Irnnsngs w haVein grrn assqr-
ment Our SewiG silks are mall shades and OF only
tbt reliable nshes We Keep lfrinses hish S2qU
h ward and az II cents VI haYa senfpes =
Spool Cotton ai e spoe osktei IN qaaiity
OF more honest measure
Wrshavcissf opgised 2Qne daSen genuine French Ssw
ing Clifton at for spool OF $40 yards length
Dfessnakefs Tell they have b9en accustomed To pay
20 cents spool for this same article.
JOHN WANAMAKi.R.
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In Silk.

Think Of having ? 900 pieces to select from.
Think Of a 22-ineh Black SILK for $500
Think Of Bellon's celebrated Lustre silk atS125.
Think of Fouard Silks ut 6s cents
Think of the privilege Of returning Dress Pattern
The newest idea is Polka Dots Satin Stripes, Inquired
and 81. AIDED eo0rngs.l
satin IL colors and blacks, now so much worn, we
have In beautiful array Also, rich Roman Plaids hand
some strpes ana wt.ered stripes and the new sapphire
shadings and other rare and scarce tints;
Fancy silks start at 50 cents and OF fIenas tialn
Stripes and Checks we have sue assortment. me
rapid sales in this Department keep us ming N the
stock with new goods every day.
JOHN WANANAKER.
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There was an angry row in the Senate on
Wednesday over the Army bill. Lamar of
Mississippi, expressed supreme contempt for
Conkling of New York Mr. Conkling replied,
that if be were not ia his place in the Senate,
be would denounce the s'member from
Mississippi a. blackguard, a coward. and a
lar Mi. Lamar replied that The Senator
from New York had understood his language.
He begged pardon Of the Senate for using it.
= II was severe, aud sneh as no good man
would deserve, aud no brave man would bear "
Thus ended the . scene"
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DEATHS.

GAvIGAN.--At Limeport, Pa, Saturday, June 2ist
1872 Peter Gayigan, aged so years. S s4s}I 3f
CooPER.-In Lambertville Juno ~ 1879 Annie f..
daughter of Jonas +. and Susan N. Cooper, aged
years and months. sss b - h
STRYKER-In Lambertyilie, June IS, 1873, William B.
Stryker. aged Ga years and months.
PIDCoCK,-In New Hope, on June 21st, Josephine b.
Pidcoek, aged 20 years.
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Nervous Deotsttv. Nervous Debility

Nervous Debility! Nervous Debility!
Debility, depressed, irritable state of
mind, q weak, nervous, exhausted feeling, no
energy or animation, confused head, weak
memory, the consequences of excuses, mem
tai overwork. This nervous debility finds a
sovereign cure in e. +. KuNKEL's BITTER
WINE OF Iron. It tones the system, dispels
the mental gloom and dependency and re-
juvenates the entire system. Get the genuine.
Take only Il. +. KUNKLE's, it has a yellow
wrapper around it, his photograph on outside.
Price $1.00 per bottle, or six FOR $500. Ask
your druggist for il, and if he has 1t not get
OF the Proprietor, 259 N. Ninth ST., Philadel-
phia,. Pa. Advice free, by enclosing three
cent stamp.
WORMS. WORMS. WORMS.
Il. +. Kunkers Worm Syrup never fails to
destroy Pin, Seat and Stomach Worms DIR.
Kunkel, the only successful physician who re-
moves Tape Worm in two hours, alive with
head, aud no fee until removed. Common
sense teaches if Tape Worms be removed all
other worms can be readily destroyed. Adj
vice at office and store, free. The doctor can
tellwhether or not the patient has worms.--
Thousands are dying daily, with worms, and
do not know it. Fits, spasms, cramps, choz-
ing and suifocation, salow complexion, circles
around the eyes, swelling and pain in the
stomach restless at night, grinding of the
teeth, picking at the nose, cough, fever, Itch
ing at the seat, headache foul breath, the pa
tient grows pale and thin, tickling and irrita-
tion in the anus,-all these symptoms, and
more, come from worms. e. It. KuNKEL's
Worm SYRUP never fails to remove them.-
Price S1.00 per bottle, or six bottles for $5.-
90. (For Tape Worm write and consult the
Doctor.) For all others, buy of your drug
gist the Worm Syrup, and if he has it not,
send to DR. e. +. Kunkel, 800 N. Ninth ST.,
Philadelphia, Pa. Advice by mail. free !;
send three cent stamp. jane lS At.
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In Misses and children's Coats
A3 and Suits. f'a'se'4 $

This Department has increased its sales amazingly,
because the stock is so much better The people
surprised atthe assortment and reasonableness ofal
the prices. =
Our stock of Worsted and Silk Materials Is very
ensiye and varied comprising all the latest novelties
60 fit child from TO a to miss Of Is years. in De
Beiges Serges Saeens trimmed in Satin and SILK in
all the pretty effects. - 4s-si
LADIES CLOTH. trimmed with Corduroy, in the
different shades, very stYlish.i
Blue Flannels trimmed in Shepherds Plaid and
White Braids; very sefvieeable suit.
In wash goods exhibit all the most desirable styles
in. Monte Cloths, French Fouarls pereales and Cling
hams all at very moderate prices in all sizes from
years to IL years -.s 4sr 81 sd
Our White Pique Suits are The best We ever offered
many styles confined our trade. Our Swiss and Or
candle suits are In choice styles
CLOTH COATS IN Alb SIZES.
FRENCH COATS IN ALL SIZES.
Corduroy Coats in the new shades, very desirable,
with many other goods cannot ennmerate here. We
think have the largest and finest assortment to be
found"in the city. W E
44s John WANAIAKER.
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In Dress Goods.

An overwhelming stock OF every conceivable fabric,
color louaity and PRICE Buntjngs will be popular
again. aud we have them Plain, Striped, Plaid, Laces,
Beiges, Figured Laces and Abatross weayes prices
from 25c to 81 In rare and exquisite novelties Of II
ons makes, have magnificent bargains ranging
in the neghborhood Of 81 per yard In strictly all
wool De Beges we have superb selection, that are
pronounced remarkably cheap by customers who bring
samples and compare at our counters In Zephyr cling
hams Prints Percales Jaconet Lawns we have every
good thing $50 far know that Is made, and the
generally at the counters say our assortment is
most attractive. ssf se8 .Sss4s8t VI"
s@ JOHN wANAMAKER.
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sanford,s yamaica. .Ginger. !,

Enlarged May LIST, 1879. Price unchanged.
The only combination of the true Jamaica Ginger
with choice aromatics and French brandy which pre-
bowels, persct digestion, and nsures protection from
diseases and ailments ncidentto travel is SANFeRDs
Ask for SANFoRD's. Il Esf4T THaHw june18-4w.
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The best Of men viii make mistakes enough
TO keep them humble. Be thankful for mis-
takes, and take coumgs. Don't give up on
account Of mistakes.
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In Shirts.

. is.1s : In Shirts, s IS.
Though theprioe of 8Iusps is sdyancng. we have so
Increased facilities of manufacturing That
afford sell the excellent Grown Shirt onlandred
at rs cents, made of Wamsnta Muslin and good Linen
Bosom with Workmanship of the most substantial kind
stayed etc. 1t is not generally known that for
years we have had immense work rooms, where we
make shirts in large quantities. We make three popu
lar grades that the people back for again after
proving their excellence by wear.
THE CROWN SHIRT s43@V rs CENTS. 1
THE CONQUEROR $500.
THE UNIVERSITY Hatf fs sei 20 l25.
The latter is made beautifully that the ladies pro-
nounce IT. better than home made'' }s,f
popularity in our make of Shirts is that they
not skmpcd or Sighted in any particular.
Nsst JOHN WANAMAKER. &
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in Travelling Bags and Trunks.

We show, we believe the largest stock in the city.
We have every shape and size, and customers have
choice Of iE a .z.. ...s,-,.f.
-Four Hundred Bags to Select from.
f.ff A1ha4 fit-. JOHN WANAMAKER. 3
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I'm WANAMAkEK.
In Black Goods.

We open day twice as good stock last season.
The most notable bargain is 800 yards Of Fancy HERNIA
ME Just received, that we sell at Fit4 e t7
JUST HALE PRICE. raj a ttt
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

AmweIl Lodge, A. f. A. M. =
a. A STATED COMMUNICATION OF tAMWELL
w LODGE, No. H. A. i. A. NJ, will be held at
w MASONIC HALL, Lambertyile, on WEDNESDAY
= W - JOHN c. MOORE, SEc'Y.
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In Gloves and Furnishing Goods.

The famous Jugla" Kid Gloves.
The famous 9 Alexandra Kid Gloves. 'Af ttf
Thousands of dozens Spring and Summer Fabric
Gloves many of them imported expressly to order
for the most fashionable people tiag1s
s. s,fa DE ,JoINyILLEH SCARES.
most extraordinary bargain was opened few days
at the Grand Depot in De Joinvillen Scarfs for
Gentlemen, and We're rapidly sold They are extra
quality of Silk, small neat effects and measure 45
inches long and inches in width. There 20
different colors We have succeeded in getting another
small lot 5sfM fSa sfN #
The real value is Si.25 ~
One price is So els.
JOHN WANAMAKER. (
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In Umbrellas and Parasols.

NEWEST STYLES IN PAR AsoLS.g
" Among the new parasostIat brought forward at
the last moment find greater favor than those Of
satin in brown dark blue black olive or beige shades
with white polka dots and che polka dot bertler'n
We believe the only Philadelphia house show
ing the Polka dot sbofdern s aH - lsite4is ~ -
We have every combination of color. H. +aels.a
Our special Offering this week is 200 Twiled Silk, 26-
inch rain Umbrellas fine natural wood handles. Para
frames colors Dark Green Blue, Black and Brown
These are identical with the same goods have been
selling at 1925 sf
PRICE NOW s2371S ~
JOHN WANAMAKER
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PENNSYL VANIA RAILRO4D.
BELvIDERE DIVISION
On aud after june 10Th, 1870.

TRAINS FOR NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
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to superintend and promptly forward all
freights, especially fruits, vegetables.
and other of like perishable Character
His headquarters will be in jackson
vile: They guarantee no delays.
1.-The st. Johns Hotel, FORSYTH street.
Jacksonville, is one of the best hotels in
the city for convenience and home com
fort. 1t is but few minutes walk from
all principal points and lines of transport
tation, and Mrs. Hudnall, the hospitable
proprietor, has the happy faculty of
thoroughly pleasing her guests.
Although a number of our resi-.
dents have gone north for their ANIMAL
Summer visit, there were plenty left to
get up fine sociable the other evening.
which, from bright eyes and happy
hearts, charming faces and lovely fie-
ures, plenty of fine mu ic and dancing.
made the occasion one of the most enioy-
able of the season.
1.-The members of the Literary Soci-
ETY. are requested to meet at the school
house on Wednesday evening, April
,23d, 1879, at z o'clock sharp. A full
attendance is requested.
JULIAN N. BANTA, Secretary.
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Orange City Items.


Among the arrivals this week were
General Anderson and Commissioner
French.
George Parker has orange trees
fruiting from buds put in less than nine
months ago.
Weather dry and windy. Still, the
numerous groves that are being Pit
under cultivation are looking their best.
I'D. D.'Ross is erecting very pretty
residence on Volusia avenue, which i'm
proves the looks OF the south end of
town vastly.
MFR. Boekel and family hava some
among us to make home. Ground is
broken, preparatory to building. Mrs.
North also commences her house this
week.
Among the departures, last week,
were Mrs. and Miss Matte Smithe, of
Shelbyville, Kentucky, mother and SIS
ter of Mrs. Col. Crenshaw, of this
place. Before leaving, Mrs. Smithe
purchased fine grove Just coming into
bearing, from Mr.. Woodland, so we may
hope yearly to see the cheerful faces of
these two ladies amongst us.
DIR. F. r. Skinner left on the popu-
lar boat, the George NJ. Bird, Sunday
morning, for his home in the Summer
amongst the Wisconsin pineries. His
place will be filled professionally, in a
few days, by DR.. H. J. Hammond,
whom we will welcome back from the
Bahamas with, we hope, renewed health
and vigor.
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"a Send us FIVE subscribers and
get copy for yourself free.
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hA1ES-IWenty words, name and address
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DEATHS.

- Died, at Orange City, FLORIDA, on the
31st day OF March, 1879, Mary Lashier
Stillman, wife of John E. Stillman, in the
38th year of her age.
She was born in Broom county, New
York. Went TO Wisconsin in 1916. and
lived with er parents at Fall River in
that state until her marriage in 1862. when
she went to Eau Claire, where she contjn-
ued to reside until 1875. when she came to
Florida where she resided until the time
of her death She leaves a husband and
five children to mourn her loss.
Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Fob &cco
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IN JUSTICE COURT, voLUsIA
County, State of Florida.
TOT, M. Watkins:

To J. M. Watkins:
attachment has been issued against you,
and your property attached to satisfy this
demand of John p. Cook, amounting to
the sum of twenty-six dollars anu costs of
suits. Now unless You shall appear be-
fore Samuel LOwrie as Justice of the
at Beresford. on the third Saturday in
June. A. D. 1879, at 10 o'clock a. NIT be-
ing the 21st day of the month-judgment
will be rendered against you, and your
property sold to pay the debt.
Dated this 10Th day of April, A. D. 1879.
JOHN p. COOK,
961 Plaintiff.
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Exchange Spice.
S. r. Sock Ereiasgs. Aug. 2.

s. r. Sock Exchange. Avg. 2.
The Hutchinson family Of vocalists
has decided to settle In Leadville. There
IL nothing remarkable about a family OF
vocalists deciding to settle anywhere.
but II will be strange indeed should the
people OF Leadvills allow one to settle
itself upon IL. Life is not so agreeable
up there in the mountains that Lead
VILE should tamely submit TO an inhic-
ton which the 25-years' wanderings Of
the family show no other civilized COM
munity has calmly borne.
The politician has to make usc Of the
Chinese a. ladder to preiermsnt, as u
topic Of discourse. and virtually a. q
means OF livelihood. Without the Chi
nese on this coast hundreds Of politi-
clans would have to 60 to work to earn
their whisky. The Chinese support
them. and 10 asking these gentlemen to
drive out the Mongolisns We only re-
quest them to throw away their own
bread and butter and break their own
dsmijohns. Serious ~ this calamity Is.
however. the Chinese must 90.
The Massachusetts papers are hotly
discussing the question whether were
Jesus Christ alive now He would ever
20 on . Boston Sunday picnic. We
think that He would. II born In this
age OF the world Boston would, OF
course, have been His birth. place. and
He would have done A. the Bostonese
do. II any body has any higher standard
OF conduct to suggest to Us, We should
Be GLAD to know II.
West Virginia has discovered IN ice
mountain, not far from Rowlesbury. In
Preston county. leo may be found
wedgsd between rocks and covered with
moss all over the mountains. All that
West Virgins now needs to make IL su.
premeiy happy il o flowing spring Of
cocktails In the immediate nsighbor-
hood Of the ice.
The City Hall deputies got their sala.
ries yesterday morning. and last night
there wasn't hack to be found inside
the city limits. There was q procession
OF barouches on the Cliff House road
that looked like q high.toned Chinese
funeral on Dr.. Glenn's ranch.
A Temperance lecturer in Ohio go.
drunk, and while under the inhuonce oi
liquor fell into q stream and was
drowned. This is warning to every.
body against taking anything but the
straight thing. II that lecturer had no,
mixed his whisky with water he would
have been oil right next morning.
6ito Loo. an nttache Of the Chinese
Legation at Washington. has fan upon
which 10 some poetry supposed to have
been written 5000 years ago. Probably
"The Beautiful Snow" or Put Ne IN
Ny Little Bed" Mrs. Corlett ought &c
tell N.
The London Sportsman says that it il
plain Parole isn't q good slayer. He
seems to be staying In England long
enough anyNsy.
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rnE rANoLED sKxIS.

THE rANoLED sKxIS.
Tso uSn were talking by the zee
% ~has had been and vnat might os.
And - the nrst his hopes made knovu
The tide upoo ths bar made moan
'.rhs boon I SEX Of fate Is fame
A world. known ard an hon, red name.
I ask not love. Lat that pass BY.
hfame b mine, that csnnot die.
Tnoss In The valley Geek for love-;
.I ash not fsms the other said:
"what mattsrs praise when am deadi
Be mine the boon Of love aud home.
Prom which my feet may never roam;
The iowli,st path Sill pleasant be
II love IL there 10 wax with me-
An. strsnse, INDEED, the ways OF fate.
The tAnsled threads will not come straight
Love came 70 him who sskei for fame.
The world has never heard his rams.
With wife and children BY he .iie,
His neiahbors thihk him satisfied.
But By mis- hearth he often he.rs
Tne great worlds p,ai-es In his ears.
And wondsrs vaguely witch were bet.
TAs hill vide View or vail ys re-ti
To him who a,hed for love and hone,
Game fame and ever be nut roam:
Through q the world his fame 10 known.
But he goes on uni we'd, . one
Men envy him. They cannot know
The human heart that burgers 90
yor love and home. Below he rees.
With ougins eyes. the vail -y's peace.
Bat mp the hi ! he ciimbs alone;
He asked for bread and found s,ons.
Oh. serely tangled sk-in off.tei
Bsme time. 0oi grant. the threads CONT
strsigat. .-Eon E Rsrford.
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paorRAMMR oR aAaiRs.

PROGRAMME or GAMES.
The following List Of Prizes. now ON sxhibi:
tion nj William MAnnings Jowe,ry Storo. Will
be axarded to he successful competitors:
I. Throwing tho Heavy Hammer. weight u
pounds. Flrst Prizs-Silvcr wa'er Pitcher.
second Prire-ons pair o: silver goolets.
2. Throwing the Light Hammer. weight !,
pounds. firrt Prife-silver pickle castor. Bee
end Prizs-Silver butter dish.
g. Putting Heavy Stone. weight ~ pounds:
Fist Prize-siive. batter dish. Second Prizs
lone pair of silver napkin rings.
L. Putting Light stone. weight II pounds:
Fret Prirs-siver breakfAst castor aud napkin
rings second Pfiie-Silver goblet.
s short Race tho yaris). for members OF the
Club only: tirrt Prize-Silver castor and fruit
basket combustion. second Prize Elegant
French clock. Third Prize-siivsr goblet.
q. Sack haee: First Prixe-upsrs elasses.
Second Prize Silver napkin rnss.
7. standing Jump: First prixe-A silver ink.
stand. Second Prixe-A pair or silver napkin
rings.
q. Three.iegged Race. Is yards: Phze-Two
pairs OF cameo sleeve buttons.
.. Runuins lump: Fret Prizs-Siiver butter
dish. second Prize -silver cup.
10. Running High Leap: First Prisc-hilvef
spoon holdsr. second Prise-one pair OF nap
kin rings.
~ v.,,,,,,, ,vi,h ro,e. First Prixe--Elrpspt
.,,x., sn.,Sns s.cond Prize-Silyer cream
pitcher. ..... i.
IA. Tossing the csber: First Priie--one pair
OF gold sleeve buttons. Second Prire-Siiyes
cup.
=, r,. u,,s,.a y.,a Rare. Firxt prisc--
sh.. 10 ..,s ua ,.ss,xsr s.cond Prirs--ous silver
kIiis rert.
N; as uso AZ. sur .c.ns.;n HARROW.
=. u,ss.i.,y.' Ssn,ain Dl,sdale. BenedictsJ:
p,;,''N.,r,. ga -. of rye whisky.
-. D.. % ,.,a.. Fi,x,
10 ipuus .n, .,ir,r iss.i e.:srt. present,
Ell by Vim. Manning. ESQ. Secoud Prixe--sil.
y.r tn,st ct, No Zee.
.. .,,... D.. so x..,, and ovsr. Prize
s,s ..a..r,n. n,s-.ntrd by A. e. Mex Kspris.
siNsf sps.kne' pfS'eu ~ ~'
h,q' 40 80 p... ecx ,..,. and ov.r
O si,... .as.,snJ .na 49, M f,s.
r"Ae-'"'es 'A.'..AN 50
Is. Boys Race, fourteen yean ana unues
First fnke-slvef cup. SsSona Ei<'-AS ~
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OWNERS or DOCS

TN TIE TOWN OF GOLD HILL. TAKE
II NOTICE That pursuant TO trdibanee no.
90. the annual tax OF q on each ard every dos
heps In the town Of oold Hin 10 duo ard pay
dsfsigned, - ! shall proceed forthwith to
strictly enforce the said Ordinance.
r. W. FOLSOM.
June ~. fSS. Narshal Of Gold Hill.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
]. U. HALL. N. o..

]. y. HALL. n. D..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
0rFfcH AND REsIDEycE OPPOSITE
~ the Nxvs once. Main strsst, God Hill.
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PIANOS AND DREAMS TO RENT.

UsHI BEST PIANOS ANp-0E
i ORGANS ever onersd for
ssaf In tbs ssats. Al nearly nsv. VUu
~S n. 3. PARSONS,
Soomi vlxxinia fiouss. IA South O st.. .vtrginiA
90 hO1rS-grou - oeloek s.n.
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The Beat bands Ot 1ussO
In the State will accompany the excnrrion and
iurnish musie to al thoss desirous OF dancing
at the grouLds.
Perfect safety a,d strict order viii Be pro.
served by special conductors and guaras on tns
train.
an parties not holding excursion tickets vii
be charged an entrance lee Of one dollar to the
grounds.
Non members OF the Club win bo charged q
eompetion fea ofons dollar for each game
Train. Wall leave Virginia at 7:o A H., AMI
God Hill st T.ts An
O1aeeis OF the day and competitors only al.
Lowell WITHIN the circle. this order Will be
strictly enforced.
ADULT TICKETS tfrom virrinia).......sae 20
CHILDREN iunder ten yeap) p).........-..l %
a. q. MCKENZIE. Chief
T. GKppEs. Secor d Chieftain. -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-06-14

O,man q iIapenlan have jus; received the new
spring and >ummer styles of the above celebrat-
ell patterns, and will keep constantly on hand
all the sizes If the different patterns
The patterns are highly praised by the press
and the people They comprise all the latest
and best styles of Indies and children'> dress,
are graded in size and put up in envelopes on
which are printed illustrations and tull de,crip-
tons Of the garments in French and English
they are soli NJ prices ranging from 10 to 30
cents and the catalogue i said TO include the
largest and only complete assortment Of useful
and fashionable designs. Catalogues sent on APP
plcation and any pattern sent post paid on re-
cept of price a marked in the catalogue