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CHEAP FARES AND INCREASED
TRAVEL.

EDIroR ISTELLIGESCEE Would i.
not pay our railroad better to charge
one-hslf the present fire an carry
/ three times the number Of passengers /:
Past experience everywhere shows tnat
los fares augment travel. The present
stree. railroad system, il every city II
the Uri,ed States, aboEds1tly proves II.
People pa.ronize street cars because il
is 50 chap 70 ride - i Is 10 walk.
+ Consequently street railroads have
( proved the most profitable enterprises
OF modern times; building up colossal
fortunes for the owners AID stockLold-
e-s, s.. the same time that they sre 3
/ great public benefit ard accom- mediation
This i q pertinent question az tae pres
ent time, and one that demands the
serious consideration Of our railroad
managers. On the line Of Tie Seattle
ani Walla Walla Railroad there Is
/ beautiful and varied scenery, and 10. .
few objects OF sufficient interest 10
attract both the casual visitor and the
permanent resident. Few Will visit
these scenes, however, II the railroad
fare is eIorbi.ant, as it certainly is now
Cut the fare down one-halt or two
thirds. and it will often be found that
in pleasant weather there Is not room
enough in the cars to seat the passen-
gers. Men Will 90 TO fish and hunt,
women T. enjoy brief relaxat!ons trcm
household cares, ard all 20 breathe the
fresh, pure air Of the hills and valleys,
streams and forests OF our charming
ecu try.
INQUIRER
Inquirer" We think, is partly right
aai partly wrong. People do not
usually patronize stree: railroads for
pleasure. bu. for ease. convenience and
business. They ride because their in
terests call them over the route pursued
by the street car, aud because, in addi-
ton, they can ride SO very chesply.
On roads like the one between Seattle
and Newcastle people 90 for pleasure
or business alone. and they will ride
just about as often if they have to pay
seyenty-fve cents or q dollar as they
would if the charge were only ten or
fifteen cents. To illustrate this further
We offer cur own case. We have had
for two years past the opportunity of
riding over the road any day we chose
for nothing, aud yet We have no. gone
once, and We doubt if we would have
gone if all other expenses had been
paid for us-simply because We either
had not the time 70 spare, or our bust
ness over the road was not sufficiently
pressing.
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LoRlLLARD's WISNISGs.-A gentle
man who knows writes as follows to the
New York Times concerning Mr.. Loril-
lsrd's winnings: At the Newmarket
handicap Mr.. Lorillard bet goo against
$4,000, o. $500 against $4,000. on
Parole. and got el.000 in the stakes.
Then he bet ei00 against fl4.C on
the City and Suburban race. After
winning the Newmarket handicap. he
Immediately bet 81 600 more a, going
odds. which were ten 10 ore ami eight
TO one. His winnings here are estimated
a. 500 900. Besides. the stake. were
Ss,c0o. There were los entries, and 81
paid forfeit. - each; co paid SIS each.
and, out of the 90, Il paid G25 each.
As far as has been heard from, the gen
tlemau adds, ar Lorilla,d must have
won s25. 900 on the frs, race and
sllS,oo0 On the second. What be has
won on the race since is no. yet known,
but II Is no: regarded as Of much con-
sequence. Fifty horses were entered.
and the stake itself would be about
$4,000. The outside betting was es;i-
mated a. sic. coo OF Slj, 0G0.
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Schooner Emma Utter, Port Ludlow
297 80 tons.
Schooner Juanita, Seattle, 30 p tons
Schooner Carrie Hay den.. Seattle.
IA 50 ,ous.
Schooner " l. Beeba, Port Ludlow,
296 - tons.
. Schooner L. Gironde. Port Ludlow.
204 81 tons.
Schooner American Girl, Por, Lid
low. 22j . tons
Schooner Mary Parker, Ttsalady
CT IS tons
Steamer Capital. Olympia. "a %
tons
Schooner Cour.cr, Port Ludlow. So
90 tons
Schooner Rober. 1 Minnie, Pert
Madison, 20 2s tons.
Sloop Katie SteTens, Por. Ludlow.
6s tons.
Steamer Dispatch, Port Madison. sc
Il tons.
Schooner Premier, Port ludlow, 307
60 tons.
Schooner Fidalgo Traveller, Fldalgo
Island. 9 81 tons.
Steamer Nellie SEATTLE, 100 % tons.
Barkentine Katie Flickenger. Seattle.
Az IS tons
Schooner Reporter, Port Ludlow.
331 40 tons.
Bark CassAndra Adams. Seabeck,
1927 80 tons.
Steamer Minnie May. Selttle. 5 s.
tors.
Bsrken,ine Quick.tep. Port Ladlow,
423 81 tons.
Sloop Albion, WILDLY Island. S IS
tons.
Steamer Mes enger, Olympia. 12l %
tons.
1877.
Schooner Elwood Evans, Olympia,
II 81 tons.
Sloop Quickstsp, Ssa:t'e, IL 62 tons.
Schooner Hueneme, Pot LUDLOW,
35i - tonsj
Schooner Hunter, Port Lu low, : so
tons
Schooner wsilele, Port Ludlow. As
~ tons.
Schooner Richard Holyoks. Seab eek,
lS6 81 tons.
sloop Hawk Eye, Orcas Island So
tons.
Sloop Inkermman, Port Townsend.
5 90 tons.
Barkentine Catherine Sudden, Port
Ludlow, 405 Sc tens.
Steamer Hyack, Seattle. 81 80 tons.
Steamer Old Settler. Olympia. II 80
tons.
Scow Lake, Seattle. AZ 80 tons.
Scow Ark. Seattle. 10l SO tons.
Schooner Tacoma, Puyallnp, Il 46
tons.
Steamer Gem, Ssattle.3 81 60 tons
Schooner Maggie, Samish. 30 72 tons.
Bark (rebuilD David Hoadley. Port
Gamble, esf 0S tons.
Steamer Josephine. Seattle. - 20
tons.
Schooner Schwsbacher, Por. Blake
~, 81 81 tons
Slocp King Fisher. New Tacoma,
IL % tons
Steamer [rebail) Saranac, Wha:com,
! 81 tons.
1879.
Steamer ,rebuil;l Chehalis, Sea;ile.
sc - tons.
Steamer CAESAR, Seattle, Is 81 tons
Schooner Iris, Pogt Ludlow, -.
tons.
Sloop o x. Tacoma, 5 3 tons.
Schooner Champion. New Dungs-
ness, 42 81 tons.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE..
-

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, OLYMPIA, W T.
Nay 18th. 1879.
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN ENTERED AT
- this Office by James Johnson, OF King County,
". T.. ssainss George W. Pratt for abxndoni =
lis Homestead. entry No. e-S9 dated September
Isl. Isl. upon the W of Ne. Of Section No. 81.
IL Township No 20 No-h, Of Range East, VII.
i2-aet.e Ne-iiisr. II King County. Washington
te--i.c-y, with . view - the cancellation Of said
entry, the said parties are hereby summoned 20
s.Fsa- .: this ozce OF tie 2?d day OF July. ISIS,
:: 10 { c,c<S A. NJ % furnish testimony concern.
iES sAit alleged Establishment
Al I. ,rPeazi-S 20 rs from tie stHiAvit Of
AS J ,s-s1c. shove named, ia: the at.ress Of
81 Iec-Ee y. Prx.: = unknown. and tia. ordir-
1T -cE-cs eA-.-. o served o. hin, IL Is hereby
l-=c-zS t1is ssrTscs q ;Eis notice b made b.
80 2ea--1- u the SEATTLE Iy-ELSEycYR, .
zsss-a-s. --sGixs=d II sad King County W. r.,
E-es ! TsrE - scz- cc1sec1tive weeks prioy 10
10 1E-= = .sA-+---
= ? BROWN. Register.
E0SEt.T g. STUART, Receiver.
Ia:
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco, June l3-Johu A
Schooner, German. Go years old, sui.
eided last night at bis residence, 64j
Clay street, by taking lsudauum.
SAN Francisco, June l1-Arrived-
Bark Emerald, Port Gamble.
Sailed-Ship Sycamore. Port Gam
Gle; blk Northwest, Port Madison.
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Saturday, June Ia. 1879.
THE DEBT or THE UNITED STATES.

From . statement made By Secretary
Sherman on the i.t Of June we learn
tina. the public debt Of the United State.
reached Its highest point on the 3lst OF
August, 1865. 1t was then and i. now
Is follows:
June Let, 1872 ..,................ a.G17 .Is2 sss
Reduction --.--.----.-------.-. VSs.24t,lo-
The larger part of the debt bears in
terest. On the 3lst Of August, 1865.
this part amounted TO s2,3sl $50, 29i.
and 10 August. 1879. when the present
refunding operations shall have BEEN
completed, it will amour. to 81, 7e7 ,643.-
70O-a reduction of s5s3. $50. 5si. Bat
in the way Of annual interest the great.
est saving hss been made, as is repre-
scented herewith:
Aug. 81, 1866. ..................... si5o.gIe 90.
Aur 81. 1873 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s3.T3.77s
Annual SAVING. 6925,sie
The reduction of the debt does not
progress so rapidly now as in past years.
for obvious reasons. the principal Of
which are the diminished rates of tax
alton and the enormous sums given in
the way Of pensions.
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WANTED.


To rent and caitirate lands in the
delta OF the Fraser river. These lands
are the same IS :he famous Swinonish
Flats in Washington Territory. All
lands rented will he safely dyked and
properly drained by the p-oprietors,
ani leased tor term IF years az low
rates. \ ready market, at good prices,
Tor al produce grown. Water trans
potsatloa At all tunes OF the year.
Apply to IA. Navarro.
fa-iif Victoria. B. G.
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!" - " 0HS ~1-Nt
Wharf street, Victoria. B. C..

WHERE IT Is-By following the
crowd you will fetch up at the Ceuten-
NAL Saloon, at the foot Of Mill street,
first door east of the Seamsn's Bethel
and Y. NJ. c. A. rooms, where you will
fud the genial James Vergon, back of
the BAR" ready 10 serve out his fine
wines, liquors, cigars and beer to order.
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SHERMAN HYDE ( Co Pacific Coast
Ageais- Also agents for tie celebrated
Es,ey aIa Standard Organs For Shee;
Music and Brass Instruments. address
SHERMAN, HYDE * Co,
augSl -dawly San Francisco.
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PUGET SOUND BUILT VESSELS.


The following is a list Of all vessels
built on the Sound in the last ten years,
with their rig. year and place OF build
ing. and tonnage:
1870.
Schooner Margaret Crtckan1, Port
Madison. l69 05 tors.
Schooner Planter, Seattle, IA 65 tons.
Schooner w. s. Phelps, Port Madison,
90 80 tons.
Steamer Aida, Seattle. ia 40 tors.
Schooner Light Wing, Port Ludlow.
100 81 tons.
Barge Diana, Seattle. % 81 tons.
Steamer James Mortie. Seattle, IS
tons.
Schooner Ontario, Port Blakely.
IL 05 tons
1871.
Steamer Eta White, Freeport, 81 IS
tons.
Schooner Undine. Stillsgnamisb.S 80
tons.
Steamer Clara, Seattle, Is i3 tons.
Ship Wildwood, Port Madison, .099
OF tons.
Steamer Comet, Seattle. SO SIS tons.
Schooner Lolsta, Seattle. ll9 IS tons.
Steamer Zephyr. Seattle, l6i 81 tons.
1872.
Schooner Marietta, Port Discovery.
l4l IL tons.
Schooner Dolly Warden. WILDLY
Island, 10 OF tons.
Schooner Big River, Freeport. 160 ~
tons.
Steamer BlAkely, Por. Blskely. I76
OF tons.
Schooner Serena Thayer. Port Dis.
oovery. zoo 0s tons.
Scow Uncle Davy. Port Blakely SO
72 tons.
Steamer Georgia. Seabeck, 50 IS
tons.
Scow n 8. Drew. Freeport. % 60
tons.
scow George, Port Blakely. % 80
tons.
Sloop Artful Dodger. S.illaguamish,
8 81 tons.
Schooner George Franci, Train. Port
Gamble. q 40 tons.
Schooner z. B. Haywood, Port Lud-
low. l07 tons.
Schooner May Hare. Pert Madison,
"a IS tons.
Sloop Magnolia. steilacoom, II So
tona.
Schooner Empire, Port Madison, .3a
9stons. Now steamer Empire of San
Francisco
Scow Western Terminus, Fr,epcrt.
Sc a tons.
Schooner or,as, crcas Island. 10 :,
tors.
scow Red cku'. olymIis, s. q
tons.
1874.
B.rken,ine Modoc. UtsAlady. 4s9 81
tons
Sloop Polly. Tacoma, 8 81 tona
Schooner c c Perkins. Seattle, Is Il
tons.
Schooner Alice. Por, Blskely, 23s Il
tons.
Sloop Mary Louisa. Port Ludlow,
5 IS tons.
Scow Sehwabacher. Seattle. 10 IS
tons
Schooner Annie Gee. Port Lualow,
iSs % tons.
Schooner Una, Por. Blakely, lss IS
tons
Schooner Ellen ] MeKiunon, Por,
Ludlow, 60 81 tons.
Barkentine Ella. Freepost. ESQ 81
tons.
Barkentine Discovery ,Port Discovery,
SIS IS tons.
Schooners Twilight and Jessie Nick
erson (twinsl Pert Ludlow. each ls4 So
tons.
Steamer Addie. Seattle. 81 o. tons.
Steamer Lena G Grey. Seattle. l56 81
tens.
oSteamer Yakima. Port Gamble, l1s
81 tons.
Barkensine Pho Beni,o. por, Ludlow,
Ell so tons.
Barkenune S n S,etson, Pert Madi.
son. s07 l6 tons.
Barkentine r X Ham, Port Blakely
500 81 tons.
Schooner Granger. UsSAlAiy. IL .,
tons.
1875.
Schooner Annie Lyle. Port Ludlow
les ~ tons.
Schooner Cassie Hayward. Port Lud-
Low. 1877 80 tons.
Schooner Ida Schnlner, Port Lod.
low. els 81 tons.
Steamer Fannie Lake, Seattle, 81 81
tons
Schooner L J Perry. Port Gamble
IS "a tons
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A RARE CHANCE FOR FARMERS
TO IMPROVE
Their Stock of Horses.
THE SPLENDID PERCHERoN STALLION
"cREY PRINCE"

Places On Mondays. Tuesdays and wednesday,
q u. b. Asddocks stables, on White river. o.
Thursdays and Fridays Of Mr.. Julius Hortoa'.
stables. en- the Duwamish, near the Race rrsck.
On Saturday ~ Mr.. Bows stables, 10 Seattle.
Commencing on Saturday. May l7,h, ending en-
July 3lst.
The shove horse L. . beautiful dappled grsy,
coming four years old: stAIds l. \ hAnds high,
and is perfect model for Q heavy draft horss
With good action very intelligent. kind md
gentle. he Was sired BY ". c. Myers imported
white Prince" dam, Truckstan"
All desiring large, active horses will consult
their own interests BY breeding 10 the above
horse.
Terms. s2s for the season, note 20 be given o,
time Of service. payable August LIST. 1872 or $40
for single service. M. NCNKS.
ftdAlgo, W. T.. April %. 1SS A3-.AvU
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PoRr DISCOVERY, June ll.-Sailed-
Ship War Hawk
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OCCIDENTAL HOTEL. AT VICTORIA
Persons visiting Victoria should not
fail to stop at the Occidental Hotel. 1t
is the first hotel from she steamboat
landing; is ire-proof; has good accom-
mediation for families. and as good
meals as any house in the city. at only
s, 90 per day.
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Lo@SWELL-ENERT-As Ssv Tacoma yzre .fh
NJ .oe2 Leagues ard Mss May E--..y
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CALL OK ]. A McPHEE :or Cigars
Tobacco, Pipes and Cutlery, He keeps
the bess supply in tie ci,y ard sells at
the cheapest rates. Cass,sn .nay he
supplied 81 either wholesale OF retail.
Stand next 10 Sehwabacher's store. on
Commercial street. Seattle. W. +.
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sF- Boca Beer in piass and quarts
for sale by
CRAWFORD & HARRINGTON, Agents
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FoR GENUINE GERMAN Milk Bread
60 to Piper's.
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FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
wanted the al c. o. d. Store, on Occi-
dental Square. Gold and silver taken
at par in exchange 70: goods. apd.f.
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FOR THE ERECTION OF SCHOOL HOUSE
AZ Ebey's Prairie, In said District

Plans and specifications will be o. view n
the store Of Major @. o. Haler. 1t Coupevilk
Up TO the 20sh instant: at the ofice Of Iasou d
Ebey Co. 1t Seattle. from that dsfe urtil D.
18th. and With Joha c. Seavey Eaq, a PA
Gamble after the 18th instant.
Contractors ars 10 furnish all material, ani the
building must be completed By The lss day q
November, 1879.
The Directors Are not pledged to sccsps Tie
l0ve1t OF any bid.
Terms Of paynent-CaSh. on the lst Day a
January. lSs0.
Address Directors Of School Districs No. 4. Al
Coupsvills, Island County.
jel3dstAvSs h. RACE, Chairman.
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Never hnevn To Fan. NICHOLS IN
fALLiBLE INJECTION a certain and
specify care wisAsz: the a=e Ct noxiocs .na u
9sss'As 4.ie-nAl zae54ciae. Eos sale wko.esals
as.4 retail BY 6ea. V. EA-rss Co.. Seattle. v. =.
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Dissolved Bone Phosphate.
orrIcn OF JONI R REEsg 6 Co..

OFFICE OF JOHN R REESE s. Cod
10 SOUTH STREET, BALTIMORE. Nd.
The PacIie G:Iann Compnmy's Dissolved Bone
Phosphate ~ cue aigh.st grade of all fertllz.:s
offered having no ammonia, and it is lLe bss:
k1osoa nj yso.t pop..lar of all brands which are
now being otfe. Ell under the sams nane by s1E-
dry parties
readily. aud on average soil with fair seasons
aud nader proper cultivation. will produce
fne yield nf wheat. both as to quantity and
quality, winch viii! ba followed by exceleat
craps of clover and grasses.
We are credib'v informed that many parties
are endeavOrino to work up trade on the rep
utation of this brand, aud are making represeu-
tations which are calculated 70 deceive farmers.
sEnOng whom seine of orr old patrons may be
found. In general wav. we wOuld say. be
careful TO gel a! SO exact truth: ascertain not
only the ANALYSIS. but MIC TIA Chemist is, for
all are NOT equally relianie. Elk miro e!-Aseiy
she physical cOnGlt'on OF tie article and what
ever tile appearances. trust rather to that which
you kEot0 70 be true ra+h.r tlIan that rhic! rndy
be-" JOE 9. REESE IS CO
R. A. ALEXANDER, Agent.
August &c, lS1e-2n.
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DITCHING AND E1CAYATING.

THE undersigned siiII offers bis services ~
L competent workman 10 the above Iiue.-
Disehing and Excasating OF all kiuHs-Digging
crate rates, and faithfully executed Orders left
at residence, on West CoBRTsss st.. will receive
prompt attention. WESLEY LOWRY.
September 2. 1879.
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TO STOCK -RAISERs. :

THE uBdorsigued HAVING eoa:sdsr.bI. o5r,.,i.
fnee in tpe GeltiDg Of stock JofIcrs III. nsofes.
siossi ?etyiess - the Stock Raisers Of Jefferson
sna Goas iiss: rom icing care IN ths
alteration 10 tisesses in horses. Ais6 hasa pstent
a nti kooier, Which be Eth ppIJ toHdgs.s LETTERS
will receive prompt sttsntisn. reTms TeasonsbIe
FEB. 10, 1871. JOHN wsSGHAFFFFR
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~.-,-- >Charleatown. Jefferson County, W. Va.
August 90, 1870 Gun.
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IRON FENCING,

Il
DATEET Steel Barb Fencing-JspaHned or
4 acknowledgement fence made. Cali and
examine sample, and get information concern
ing same from
bIafch. 26. IST9.L HORACE BEALL.-
DOWDER. Shot, Caps, Shot Pouches, Powder
L FIasks, Pist0ls and Cartridge for sale At
duced prices, by HORACE BEALL.
II ARRIsoN BROS Cvsrrsnted Purel Ready
Mixed Paints, az low Hny hrst Glaze goods
in the market, for sale by HORACE BEALL.
TRIPLE Plated silver Spoons and Forks, for
salsBy ga s-sl HORACE BEALL.
GEAMLESS and TviIIing Grain Sacks. for sale
- by --B0RACE BEALL.
FINE ASSORTMENT of WatteEs, Tea Tray,
A-&e., for sale at reduced prices. by
November 5, 1878. HORACE BEALL.
yYalN CHAMBER SETS, Wire Dish Covers
l. Table Mats, Wire Globes Lines, Bread Boxes
&c. for sale by DUKE & GALLAHER.
G nd VI lS Si1t;sg Machines. for sal. BIZ
~ JuueIO DUKE GALLAHER.
TURKEY Tail Feather Dusters-better than
Ostrich Busters &C less shan half their cost.
Call and eee them. All sizes for safe cheap BY
DUKE GALLAHER,
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West End Boot and Shoe
ERGPC 1IUM. ,r
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.


.KNowLEDGEi is Power, and by knewinghow.
IN vhen. and where to buy our G GODS, We are
confident thatit youread nd digest this ca refuly
By investing with us Howl Having hxd
perience OF fifteen years In tho retail business.
and q thorough knowledge of tho me both in
theory aud practice, NO have the inside track at
the start.
Fist We guarantee YOU a ssyine OF 10 per cent.
on your inyestment.-Lan we do its Certainly,
nothing easier Remember that OF the a. ger
ene6e
expenses nominal-no rents. statements sal
aries, and We buy our goods at just what they are
worth or,
We atsrted in an humble way last Fall, out of
the husincsEcentre at a venture. Some ofyou
will RENE uiber that when Grant with his over
vhelming odds pressed Lee hard at Cold Harbor.
be cent sheridan. with a choscn band oil troop.
there stood the renowned Wade Hampton with his
little band CT ragged Tehels--in their past every
hero-Teso!ved that they should mot
on ~ over their dea bodies And go have we stood
in the path .-csntriliZuti"n.m monopoly and capital
united againstu but ere they Cross ia We will
make them gallsnt fight. '--'f
One of our com petftors has stated that he wns
"raised in shoes nd kaowa how they grow.";sAH
that "e have TO ia thht il his hurry to get his
goods n IN Arket carly we him he pulled them
TOO green to keep. Oar goods were b"ueht
falling markets. tuntb!e down p,icea. and we
can give rseulsr Fresh Stock way down at rock
bottom. See our LEADER:
Msn's Fine Shoes and Caters at ) 40-up:
good 1uaIity:
Jnst clip up and see our Slippers for Indies from
80 cent?. up-a perfect smash and in Chiidren's
Shoes there ia An ir des ribs bile eaugttFr! Look
from 20 ccnts up beautiful line Of Chldren's
Fancy Coiored Goods. TO ace which enc may we'll
wonder
IT thew the kind that thu Angels
That ;he- tread 90 light on the golden stair.
o. Rcmcmhcr. that repair all ripe on goods
sold nv us free Of charge We have 10 on, employ
N-- rhil d Gross. an accomplished art;znn. and
continue - manufacture
HANDMADE WORK Al i ;33;s PRIZES.
Gsptlemea's Fiae Eo":s speciality. Rspairiog
neatly and promptly executed.
We have added to our stock beautiful line OF
Mea's. Boys. aud chiidren's Summer Hsts-vsry
cheap
We retu,n thanks to a considerable public for
their lihe' al support, and request ono aud all to
give u calf. Respectfully,
RODRICE. MORRIS 4 CO.,
West Eud SCOT ard Shoe Emporium, Main Street,
C.ar lestOwn.
May 90 1879
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Chloe BLEACHING, Bleckipg Brushes. Horse
y Brushes. Cards and Curry Combs, for sale by
Feb IS. 1879. S. 8. DALGARE.
= LATES nd Slate pencils Pens, Psnholders and
Ink. for sale by g. s. DALGARN.
CURRY Combs. Horse Brus hes. and Cards. for
7 .ale-by 9.s DALGARN.
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PIANOS =. AND ORGANS.

Save from $50 TO SfOo '>s7nz2
And buy your Instruments al No. ~ Martin ST.,
MARTINSBURG, w. VAsezsdl}
SHEEr MHsic and tusttuesion Books al Pnh.
- lishers Priees. Second han p ispOs from S75
uP. Organs at $50 and upwards. hstrpments
cat be Paid for ON tho InstaIIment Plan. Mono
but First class Instruments Sold. Organs Tuned
REd Repaired. Send for Circulars.
r# in A. +. MARSTELLER, -
No. 81 Martin ST. Raueh's BuiIding.,
April 9. lS7s-u. 49,
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SISGO TO $4,000 Jssr.sSr ss3 10 go.
sRlctiJ day iay0Grp WaIlo6a lity, asNo'risk.
women do as we'll as men. Many maze more
THAI the atao1rts thted above. S0one can fail 10
make money fHst.SAny one can do the work You
can MAKE rom Scots 20 S21an hourly devdtfpx
your aTenings and spAr ifme tolhet businefs.s IL
costs nothing 10 try the bustness. NothfsR Ike
n5forIrons5 ma kipg, ever oIsFsd befoses Bust
cess pIessant s9d strictly boncrsbIes Reader. 10
nsss before the public. send ps your s6dresss and
Se viii send you foil paTticnlars aud private
terms tFeeS samples worth 8 also -frsea% You
car make On yopr mind tor yourself, Addrers
GEORGE s fISsoS & CO., Portlsbd, Mr4hs.H
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MaEfbY House,

Baltimore, ND.
THE s'MALTBY:' i. the only Hotel in BaIti.
4 more conducted on both the
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLANS.
Owing to the decline. in cost eff many Articles
aPpersaiDing 10 our expenses. the rates Of board
Fave been reduced to
$500 anal 81 So ..r Day or, tie 6nsrieon Plan, and
SI.OO to $2.OO om the European.
Rcipg the only Hotel in the country having al
those rstes ~ - 1-Ei
FIRsT-CLASs PASSENGER
ID Is IL " "a IT q E,
aad al! modern improvements.
CIR. HOGAN,
April p. lS7I- v. PropTiPtor,