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HACKMATiCK TIMBER
FOR SALE.

Oh 000 Feet Haekmatack Timber for sale,
%OsOOO by CHARLES MERRILL. III
. commercial Street. sep7 dim
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To Let.

ITO small family good house, convenient, sup
Il piled with Sebago, fitted for gas, and in best
pant OF city. owner would like to arrange to board
with tenant. Apply at No. Park Place.
Sep2 diff
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TO I.E.T.

STORE under City HOTEL now occupied by Shaw
~ Co Possession given August 1st Apply TO
RUFUS DUNHAM, 21o Fore ST. jel4f
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Rooms To Let.

\ LARGE front room. I'd. story, with gas and
"A Sebago hot and cold water. Also lar ge
of JOHN c. PROCTOR, s3 Exchange St.
sep9 div
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To be Let.

TWO containing rooms each, one containing 4,
4 all furnished. Inquire of F. NJ. RAY, 100 Ex-
change St, Portland, Me-, or to j. NJ ALLEN,
Saccarappa, Me. ;y23dtf
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For Sale.
ESIDENCE in the eastern part of the city A
Ia handsome two story house, well fitted for one
or two families, hard ad soft water. good stable
and earraigo house. The lot contains 600 square
feet of lapda fine garden with 80 choice fruit Irees
fine grape vines sc. VIII be sold at a great bar
gain and on easy terms. For further particulars
enquire of
f. E. UPHAM
sepS DIV No. 5 Exchange st.
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'E1AEa0Es. 4 fall lime Of sea.onat,e
T. Goods always on hand.
"A CHEST ~ ,,.s,, -.
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STATED MEETINGS.
CITY GOVERNMENT.

CITY GOVERNMENT
The regular meetings of the City Council take
place the first Monday evening of each month.
The School Committee meet the fourth Monday
voning of each month
MASONIC.
A Aasonis Hall No. 95 Exchange Street
YORK RIGHT.
BLUE LoDGE-Ancient Landmark, first Wednes-
day; Portland, second Wednesday; Atlantic third
Wednesday. Hiram, Tuesday, on or next before ev-
cry full moon, at Masonic Hall, Town House, Cape
Elizabeth.
CHApTERs-Greenleaf R. A. c., first Monday; Mt.
Vernon, r. A. c., third Monday
CouSCIL-Portland c. r. s. S. Masters, second
Monday.
CoMaANpERIEs OF X. Portland, fourth Mon
day; st. Adams, second Thursday; Blanquefort, Sd
GRAND BoDIEs-Grand Lodge, first Tuesday in
May; Grand Chapter, first Tuesday evening in May;
Grand Council, Wednesday 2 p. M; Grand Com
mandery, Wednesday evening.
MASONIC RELIEF observation-disclosures Welnes-
day In every month
PORTLAND SCHOOL OF Masonic INsTRUCTInN-
Second and fourth Tuesday of each month.
ANCIENT ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE
LoDoE-Yates Grand Lodge of Perfection, first
Friday.
E.CoU~cn.-Portland Council. P. of j., second Fri
CHAPTER-Dunlap Chapter Rose Croix de H.
Third Friday.
CoNsIsroRY-Maine Consistory, S. p R. S., fourth
Friday in March june, September and December
l. o. y. f.
A Odd Fsttows' Hall, Harrington Block, Congress
Street
RELIEF AssoCIATIoN-Third Tuesday in the
month
BENEFIT AssoCIATIoN-Board of Directors meet
third Monday evening of each month Association
meets third Monday evening of January.
LoDGFs-Maine, No. 1, on Monday evenings: Beas
con, ION Tuesday evenings Unity, No. 3, on Wedncss
day evenings; Ancient Brothers, on Thursday eve
Saturday evenings Ivy b. of R., second and fourth
Thursday of each month.
EScAMPMENT-Machigonn first and third We'd
neoday Eastern Star, second and fourth Wednesday;
Portland, first and third Friday; Falmouth. No. ii
frs and third Tuesdays.
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To Let.

z ARGE Office with private room connected; also
~ building for stora ge Of coal, and suitable
for fish or other business purposes. Apply to
PELEG BARKER,
sep3 diff Custom House Wharf
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For Sale.
pRICK HOUSE on Pine and 2 frame houses On
-ED Spring Street, for sale at bargain.
G. p. MATTOCKS 31h Exchange St.
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SCHOONER YACHT RAY,

M,T having been thoroughly refurnished this
xQkMkA- season, is now ready to accommodate
-. parties by the day week at reasonable
rates under the charge OF a cureful man and good
pilot. Apply to d. Fl. BURNS, on board, formerly
Of Yacht Alarm, or at DYER & BURNS No. 1913
Commercial Street, Portland Me. je2d4m
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Wit and Wisdom.

The wire of the Detroit Free Press telephone
got tangled up with that of butchers shop,
and every time the foreman Of the composing
room calls for copy lately he gets Detroit
beef-steak. This accounts for some of the
tough stories printed in that paper.-Chicago
Journal
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\
Miss Lucie Bod.lie, of T.afayetts. TO
Mr., y. G. IAhiersou. Thursday, Oct.
9Th, II 7ciccs, A \. Il. y -Mipisler on
ciating, Rev. w. 4. Rowland, pastor
Of Asbury Church. y
Nit. Andersen Is the sonpf Col ,C.
II. q. Andersoi,, of CarlinvIlle, ~,
wlloss father was All old friend OF
Maj. Mslco.a Mcneil, the grand
faihcro OF the bride.
They will DO accompanied TO their
home an old school mate Of the bride,
Mi.s ELLA Dupuy, Of Florida, and u
cousin. Mise Katie Boddic, OF jack
soii, Miss. The parents oi the groom
viii testify their appreciation Of their
newly gained daughter by an elegant
reception. Mics File Arder.on. his
sister. iroTu Ward's Seminary, Nash
VILE, who came 10 attend the mar
riage, win aiAo attend The reception.
We congratulate the groom, who.
by years oi perseverance,, has won
Tor him u bride whose queenly beauty
aud grace will n,lorlI his home right
royalty, whose heart Is filled with
pure noble genuine impulses, and
whose intellect will liz him ever
into higher realms Of thought md
culture. Nor will she preside lees
successfully over her domcsiic affairs
pri,liug herself with true wonanly
dignity upon making home all that
the dear word rmbraces--a place Of
rest and recreation.
lie II q young man Of high stand.
lug, firm In his principles, respluie
energetic and hitherto successful Ms n
banker.
For years MI active worker IN the
Church of Asbury Miss Lucie will l,e
greatly missed and the parting be-
tween her aud its members last Sum
day wAstruly aa,l. N N E
We only hope Mr.. Anderson will
value our treasure ~ we do, aid
guard, cherish aud protect her It'll
death do them part May theii
hearts aud minds blend In periec'
union until deep aud tender syinpa'
I'thy binds and makes them one Il
spirit and life. May their l,,vcsgrow
deeper and stronger as the sever,
trials Of life test them. May eeci
find tho other all that Ia good, tru'
and Hoble IN manhood and woman
hood, trusting, patient, and iorbesr
ing. thus conquering together all ih'
temptations, sin aud strife thai eve
mar the happiness of Go,l's haly or
dinAnce. f VS. ~ $3.50
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Miss Julia A. Hunt will play here
next Monday aud Tuesday Nights.
she 10 a stranger 10 our people but
the Prcss speaks well Of her where
shc has been. The following is
clipped from Kentucky paper.
Julia A. Hunt agrceably surprised
her audience, both In singing and act.
lug. She showed wonderful control
OF facial muscles aud vocal organs
IRON the liyht-hearied peasant girl 70
the erief.stricken wonian In her me.
iropoliian home. where abe received
tho nialcdiciicns Of her father. Iri
return. with disheveled tressrs and
the vacant look Of insanity upon her
FEATURES, was acted to perfection. In
y word, Miss Hunt throughout
showrd that she possessed histrionic
ialeHt of high order. Shs has = spien'
did soprauo vnicr, aud atthe Bspiis,
Church Sunday night rendered val
liable assistance 10 the choir. II she
rrfuains upon the stage, brflttsn'
hi.t, Ionic future awaits her, Paris
True Keatuckian. Nf4
Ada Gray tomorrow night Ia th'
only thing on hand thl. week In the
way Of showA She will play thu
New Mag,lclcn, and II Ia IL said to b.
her best character. She - not ~
known TO IIopkinssille. and tho.'
who heard her upon her previou'
yisit will no doubt avail themselves
ofihe present opportunity TO hear hel
again.
The Globc Comedy Coinpan!
showed every Mig It last week. Thu
company IL Sumo plays IL much bet
ter than we had expected 10 find them
Ia "Ma.ige the cl lid stealer" ant
Enoch Ar,ien' they did some verl
good playing. They had pretty tai
houses tho latter part of'he week.
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| sANts .th
Persons who drew premiums win
please call aud get theip at their
earliest convenience.
Mr.. J.. D. Hays got out = daily,
Real Estate Bulletin during the Fair.
Thanks to him for kind notices and
an X.
Mr. d. NJ. Scruggs. of Church
Hill, who drew IS bride sold his
ticket Tor fifty cents just before the
drawing aud now wishes he had
waited, l29
Messrs. 0ish & Garner are selling
CONNER ial MITE paper at 5 cents
per quire or 30 cents per ream. They
are selling foolscsp Of the some quail
ty, at ID cents per qairc or $3.50 PER
ream.
About fifteen or twenty gentlemen
from the city aud c'unty, left yes
ierlay for Pennsylvania and Mary
land to sell Bed Springs Messrs
Geo. Hart, Hiram Phelps and Jas
Winfrcc, from the city went.
Mcsss. Buckncr and Woodbridge
received Wednesday the 9th hogs
head Of new tobacco. Tho iobaccs
was delivered By Mr u, d. Jones. Of
Beverly. who is one Of our largest
and best planters.
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Bethel Female College.

A case Of scarlet fever having oc-
Cured IN our college home, ! prompt.
ly advised my patrons OF the GAME
proposing TO carry out their wishes.
nsny Of them have requested that
their daughters be sent homo and al
lowed 10 remain I'LL Il Il safe 10 return.
In conformity with their wishes ]
have suspended school aud have
permitted the boarders to 20 home.
l shall be az prompt TO notify them
of the absence ofnil disease and dan
yer as WAS to notify their parents
oftne presence Of the disease There
is hut one case Of scarlet fever.
j. w. RusT.
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st "A Tetrgr EVfg- Etfrfl n
Lizzie T@dy in garrett silk with
whine ovcrdrcse.

| NSf ~nfr{frE Tft- 1ttsfh
Lizzie .Tmdy III garrett silk with
white ovcrdrcss.
Miss Mary Henry in tlue with EN-
brpidered overdrcss Of white liese.
Misses Maggie Henry Corris Phelps,
Sails Cook. Willie Faulkner, Mollic
Vaughn and Miss Lane were all
dressed in handsome walking suits.
We do not admire the present
style OF dressing the hair. The change
from the elaborate iothis very plaiiI
style.is too sudden.
r Amongithe gentlemen from q d;s-
lance We noticed Capt. Crunp, from
Bowling Green; Mr.. Henry Wilson
and .Nr. Faxon. rom GAINESVILLE,
Tenn; Mr.. Frank Walton, from Al.
lcnsville; MI. Jesse Allcnsworih, OF
Preachers Mill; Mr.. Park IIeaton, of
Cerdlean Springs, and many others
Tho music by the Henderson, Band
was fine, but We do object TO the bass
violin hi the ball room. ? II browns
the voice Of the promptcr aud very
often The whole SET would come 10 u
halt. The room is /. so large the
prompier should stand near the cen
I A a. n. n. n y - !
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willie witnesscd such large and bril-
liant assemblage u beauty, grace and
noble bearing as asrembied Al the
Court lIoute On friday night. Our
mel shboring ri,iss and dissant States
contributed many fair daughters and
gallant sons. aud merry fee, kept
time TO glad music I'LL the wee sma
hours ofIaorning. y We wero clad 10
see many OF the more naironly iaiies
and city fathers prr,cni as spectators
their presence add. much 10 the dig,
NIFTY Of such M occasion. Among
the ray throng We panse to. admire
Miss TITLE Watkins. Of Virginia,
whose dress was mode doiored silk
and pearl jewcls and whose, bright
brown eyes and beautiful moutls
would mako one wish 10 DO near and
dear enough TO- make axe, " vI't eyes
brighten a. his coming and grow sad
when ne depans' s9 ". ss,,,
M" Ada Csrring'on, from isich'
~ ono ~, was dre sss IN rose 1n co col /.
ored ssiin, inside ~ NE re Lazy wash wash.
ing'on s'yie, and whose high-hscIeh
"'ppersseml hueu ,usol wnM9'Npn'nn-
'u' YIN. '',H' s''' s,, .aH'a asa ~
"","'s,a W. .9",.v''.% S",.s ~
~ ~. 80 : 's,s,a.''.s -
lof his Country, MISS CArr'pgion
wore nitee mites, no as sane dollars wor'i'
q diamonds 'he'r brightness was III
va'e" ny hcr or'g''' " ~ ''noir PURIFY
By tho purity Of her sweet face and
unaffected manners. ron 9ili 1sa '.'|li.
Miss Sallie Zenor, Of New Orleans,
was stirred Ia a magnificent dress Of
white satin, shirred and pulled whose
wiliowy form as i swayed TO the en-
,rancipg waltz showed Ter, true, type
of the pure southern ,wonnan's grace.
Miss Willie cIsrk, tof Memphis,
Tenn, In black brocadc satin an
white lace, 10 truly graceful daughs
ter OF the sunny South.
Henderson, KY. WINS represented
By Miss Ceriir Vance, whose cos
tune was a combinatioi, or rose col.
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II amt atalkin' O. trade dollars
now !" remarked airamp 10 . bensy-
client old lady. "Givo us agrecn-
back, or nolhin."
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Special Local.
FALL OPENING.

re persons visiting our city during
the Fair will any that we have one Of
the largest and best selected stock Of
DRY goods ever offered TO the trade.
and at pric-s which are bound
to please every one. Our stock Of
honsskeepers goods can't be ssr-
passed III any house in the city. We
make speciality Of snch goods and
in order to make it ray both our Gust
oinsrs and ourselves we are compelled
TO buy them chap. in order to sell be-
low others. and that is what we do.
We have the best knitting yarns to
BE- fnund in the market. also splendid
stock Of jeans and flannel goods. Net
underwear for gentlemen. ladir. and
children. A hne assortment Of mems.
women's and children's boots AMI
shoes. And the handsomest stock Of
dress goods ever brought to the city.
Black aud colored cashn,eres.
Monte cloths. popul.r goods in NJ
shades, and silks and velvets in all
colors COR trimmings. We have one
OF the largest lots of dolmsns and
closks ever offered to tho trade,
Dent forget TO call aud SEQ us Will,
in tho city. Very Respectfully,
GAsr 4 DAyIsox. Z
" "a W
The Lemling House IN every par
ticular. The Clothing Palace.
JAxEs psE q Co, Propnrtors.
Remember, we keep suits to fl
every body. FROM Monkey to Al
Elephant. at the Clothing Palace.
] Good coal delivered anywhere il
the city. st iron, l2t to Is cents pc
bushcl.
|
Go to Hori q Myers for staple am
fancy groceries, confcctionerics, cigars
tobacco and wooden ware. etc.
| IIord a Myers keep one Of III,
best family groceries in the city
Give them a call.
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"A gentleman who was located noar
one OF the Toy Signals this week, made
up his mind That unrest was fos
born conclusion,
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September Victims.

The following is a lat Of the mar.
riags licenses issued during the
month Of September:
u. Il. Ely. to Mis. Alice Beauots.
i. Il. Tratser, to sii.s Bsi,ic Willen
Andrew Sands. to Miss Anuie Petty
Albert b. Fox, To Miss Sarah Macon
II. a. 1'ratter. 10 Miss RI A. Rogers
.. q. Lauder, ID Mis- &c. Ads,nsoh
CA. Warren. To Miss Brcca Olvey
J. N. Stevenson to Miss II. Lathrop
VI. Watts, Il. Miss .Athelia Blackwell,
. n. Clabarl to Mrs. MA. Anderson
" II. Ilumrhry..t to Miss $. Brown.
j. II. Puindexter, to Mrs ii. olvey
Total. ...................,i2
BLACK.
Markless Gold to Mary Wooton.
L.uie Collins to Louisiana Tate.
Green U'neal to Lucy petlis.
Dennis Gormrnto tGesrgeana Ship
sJos. liadiorl to Mary Cilrs. ia
Sam WilIimnsto Cynthia Williams
Ben Lewis to Mary Edwards.
Perry IIewell to Georgesnu Davis.
Henry Hogan to yina Ritter.
Geo. Thompson To- Disna Lcaycll.
Buck Dulin to Nancy Murphy.
Geo. Grsen to Mary Campbell.
Dave Outlaw to Netty Grace.
VIM. Sargesnt to Ann kenner.
| Nathan Caldwell TO Ann Morrison.
Total. -, ~. -. ~. -. *. ~
| Combined total ?
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TOBACCO rEws.

cciWn wv "o sSes''.''.''
Sales by Buckncr 4 Woodbridge,
Sept. "a, 1880, Is hhds. as follows:
6hhds. common to low leaf 80 %
10 675.
I hhds. good to common luss 4 70
to 5 %. 'fs N
market continues firm and higher.
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! suciAllrlss.

NINA lin SrlFtiN'ueVcut TJia4y uNN
Saturday with Miss Minnie Lander.
Miss Mamie 'Ee.dp eams home
from Elktoa 70 attend the Fair.
Miss Georgis Merritt. AZ B,anst e.
town, ia visiting At Mr.. c. n. NsrIiss's.
Joel Mcrhersah left yestsraa, fyr
Louisville. whore he will eagage in
business.
Miss Ora Harper was In the city
last week.
Mis- Annie Lucy l. visiting her sis
Ter. Mrs. NJ. w. Grissasn.
Mics Annie Cream, Of 81. Louis, 10
visiting Ms. NJ +. Rodgers.
Mis-. Lula wmkias. Of Monigom.
CRY, speni last week in the city.
Mr.. Jola n. Lamblin left yester.
day for visit 70 Cincinnati.
Mis-. Bell, of0srrettsburg, Isvisit.
ing Misa Maggie Henry.
Capt. NJ. II. Crunp spent Saturday
and sunday In tho city.
Miss XVII. Mrrrlwe'her, Of Clarks-
willie. attended the Fair.
Mira. JET Knlshrew, Of Newsteail,
Visiting her sisisr. Mrs. Garner.
Mr.. W. c. Ch..r. or Georgia, spent
las: week In the city.
MIu lloyd, Of Calhoun. i-a gues'
Other brother Mr.. 3. ). doyd.
Mrs. iseraic. Williams. Of TriEr
coum,y, spen, Fair week in ,heciiy.
Judge A Il. Boone. Of Grave.
county. was IN the city day or tive
last week. a q f
Miss Carrie Hart, Of Henderson, Il
n guest OF hrr cousin Miss Carrie
i,res,hiu.
Mise Mamie Dycrs. of TRENTON. was
amaag the visiting young ladies last
week.
Mr.. s. l.. Quick. Of Calis, va
aIasug the willing young yenilemeu
last week.
Al. Joe fraakel hss returned from
l.nuisvlIls, and resuinsd bic place Ia
the store af Sirsag 4 FranksL
Rev V. ". ucicaie has returnsd
FROM An extended trip through East
ern Kentucky.
Miss Mary McIlae one IL Clarke
villes prrtiiesi young ladiss Atten'i
cd The fair iast week.
Uwy wv~lssn, the popular eiItcl
oi the Muhlenbsrs Echo, was in ,L'
city, Aday Or two last week.
Miss Annie Norwood, Of Clsrks
willie. Tex, spent last week with heI
cousin, Mia fanrle Mr,calfe.
Miss Mollis Rash aud Miss Jasoe
of MadisonylIls. csme over last wccl
on a Visit 10 Mrs. n. l. EIIis.
Judge Joe MeCarroll and brid
arrived In the riiy, Wednesday afie
y tour 10 several Of the larger elites
Judge A. 7. CraYcroii, Of Owens
boro, elcrtur for This district, spck
In the cIsy, Tuesday night.
Misses Mamie Clark. and Cos,li
Vance two " IIsnderspn's benuiie
ara visiting Mrs. .. g. Bscknef.
Airs. Ssllie Campbell, oi ciarks
"'' . -. ' '"s - ~, 49,
"' ~ : Wy"
Mbs. Je,,ie Harper attended ih
~ ~ 80 e's' ~ y -,
"s' y" ' "o''' ~ - '' ''''''S' ''''''.
Nj and Mrs. Jno. w. Fsxon. \
CIarksville, were III tho city. la'
week the gwesis oi, Dr. W. q. whcc
or.
u,.. A. c..-,u,a. .s r,..,..,
:. .','a,.' ',.,.''. ~ ~ ~,
IL rrigg sounty. She attended Il
Falriass week.
80, ".
. ss'''e Nsua' 49,, - ,e ,'',,' !.
s - !, w
turned homo Yesterday.
y. ~, x, !,
s ss es nm "
w., ossa,"' aa .ap''.a'"- ~, !.
', :" ~ $3.50
"a
Ar' Jas. " Sampoe'. ous'he
rna \ sfoV nV thu NS.g EsU loff t~1in
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STRENG & FRAN KEEL
Don't Forget

That the nobbiest and best fitting
suits, the finest and most stylish Over
coats. thu handsomest Youths, Boys
and Chillren's suits, the largest as
sortmcnt Of Shirts, Underwear, Ho-
siery, Gloves, Neckwear, etc.. and the
best variety OF Hats and Caps are to
be found Mt the Clothing Palace at
prices that meet the appreciation Of
the closest purchasers.
JAMES pyE & Co.
Go to q. II. Brandon's and sec
those beautiful Cameo and Amethyst
Rings. f'l9'ea'i iN Z n9ll z
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FOR SALE.

\ We have good secondhand Rock
away for sale cheap. ,0@Vftsa
BLuHEssriEL, McCAAY 6 Bosrs.
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Bargains.

We have Some fine second hand
Buggies, ofour own make. which we
will sell low down for cash. Call
soon and get abargain. laqi.'s'i
Blumcnstiel McCamy Il Bonte.
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CLOTHING /!

I've call the attention
to the trade to our large
and 1ceU selected stock of
Suits and OuercoGts,.
which 1Oe are selling
cheaper than any house
IN the city. I'VE iciU not
be undersold, and all ne
ask is q trial. Call and
see us before you buy
your Clothing, and l0e
will saue you 25 per cent.
Old Reliable,
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Sept. 2s. 1880.

= lIUTII1T ITTIIT n lII|THf- n TITTI n
Z a nice lot Of Velvet Frames and
other frames Photographs at Clar-
encc Anderson's Gallery. Call and
see them and have your picture taken.
III G. Ballard is agent
for ond 1OiU PIT np the
Star Copper Lightning
Rods. ssa ss2 Hss
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IIord 4 Myers keep one Of the
best family groceries in the city,
Give them call.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-12-18
Special Notices.
FALL AND WINTER SCHEDULE
Harper's FerFy& Valley Branch
IL. ~ O. II. IL.
Taking effect Monday, November 10 1850
WEST BOUND TRAINS.
Snecial Notices.
WEST BOUND TRAINS.

G3S go Go G36 GIG
a. N. a. N. a. N. P. N. PIX.
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CHURCH NOTES.

Preaching in the NJ Z. Church, South,
every night this week, except Saturday
night.
Rev. Mr.. Ferguson, late of Moorefield oc-
cupied the pulpit in Zion Church on Sunday
last-the Church in Mexico being his topic
in the morning.
Two large congregations were in aatten-
dance at the services of Rev. Mr.. Highly at
Kabletown and Mt. Hope last Sunday.
Rev. J. A. REGISTER will preach at the
White House on Sunday, the 18th instant,
at IL A. VI.
Rev. B. S. Highley will preach at the
VI. Z. Church, South, in Charlestown, on
sunday. 18th instant, at ii A. NJ, ana at
Bculah at p ".
Special services will be held in Zion l.
piscopal) Church, Rev. DR.. w. IL. Meade,
pastor, beginning on Friday next and con
Guiding with the ordination Of two candl-
dates for the priesthood on Tuesday, Decem-
Der DIST. Bishops Penick, Africa, Peter
kin. West Virginia. and possibly Plnck-
new. Nd. will be in attendance.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-12-18

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