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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-06-21
Bic Bill

4 Detroter, who had occasion to visit
Gratiot county, Michigan, TO Il spelling
school in distant school house, and hC
reached the place TO find it crowded and
deep interest apparent among the audi
ence. The spelling soon began, and'in {
little time only six or eight contestants
were left. One of these was Il giant
named William Jones, and it was evil
dent that be had come there to conquer.
When he spelled Jealousy" with II "g''
they tried to make him sit down, but he
raped on the desk with his big fist and
replied;
81 dou't know nuthin' bout Webster
or any other foreigner, and don't care.
.I've allus been used to spellin' it geal-
ousy,' and | amt goin' to knock of TO
please Il few woodchuclls."
As he would not sit down he was al
lowed to go on spelling, even after he
had missed several more words. AT last
only the Detroiter and Big William had
the floor and while the last was strug-
Cling with the word sympathy" " n Win
dow near the former opened softly and
Il nan whispered:
"Say, stranger, can you spell 'chro-
moY"
"Of course | can"
"Well, it's goin' to floor Bill, and the
teacher sent me around here to say to
you that you'd better climb out and skip
before the climax comes"
"What climax"
"Why, the one we had month ago,
That 'ere Bill went down on the word
'euphony,' and the chap from Iowa who
was left standing had to be carried home
in blanket. When Bill gets through
with sympathy the next word will be
Chrome, and you'd better either start
it off 'k-l-o, or be ready TO jump through
this winder and make for the woods, for
that 'erc Bill is bound TO out-spcll this
deestrick If he has to lick every human
bcn' in it,"
The Detroiter had q good eye for har-
mony in chromos, he wisely permitted
BIG Bill to be the last one left standing
and skipped on "chromo."
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-06-21

An apprcciatiye jury; During trial
for assault in Arkansas, club, rock, a
rail, an aXe-handle, knife and shotgun
were exhibited as the "insirument with
which the decd was done" 1t was also
shown that the assaulted man defended
himself with revolver, scythc, fail,
pitchfork, n chisel, n handsaw and q
crossdog. The jury decided that they'd
have given five dollars piece to have
seen the iight.-B0stoR Post.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-06-21

The fellow who was much struck by q
young lady wanted to return kiss foI
the blow.
Motto of the good collector-Never put
OF tomorrow what can be dunned TO-
day.
"The book to read" says DR., McCosh
'is not the one which thinks for you,
but the one which makes you think"
Heavens gates are wide enough to adj
nit every sinner in the universe who IL
penitent, but too narrow to admit Gin.
gle sin.
II must have been maiden lady who
never had nm offer of marriage who de-
clared that "where singleness 10 bliss 'tif
folly to be wives"
1t Is true in matters Of estate rs Of our
garments, not that which Is largest, but
TINT which hts us best. BE con-
tent with such things as ye have.
Dear little wife "Wcll, Charley Is OIL
board 10y this time, but--oh, hear man.
ma, If he hasn't left his llle-preservci
behind. Mamma "By the way, do YOU
know dearest, did he pay his insurance
yesterday" ?"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-06-21

A few days since two gentlemen ar
rived here, i. Staunton Hubbard, Of
Boston, and Lucious Wilson, of Cincin-
natl, travelling by water in handsome ca-
noes, cost one hundred dollars each, had
them shipped by rail and put in the riy-
er at the Lead Mines. They could carry
them easily under their arms. They
were en- route for Hinton, prospecting
for minerals, and were making thirty
miles per day with no Inconvenience
Ne,o River Bulletin.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-06-21
Mature isefiOction,

"My darling, have you thought Of the
happy summer that our lives will be
when we are Joined for better or worse? ?"
"Oh yes, John, I've thought Of it,"
"And have you thought Of the bright
home that we will build on the founda-
ton Of our affection, which will be paint
ed with the dying flashes Of the sun, and
Furnished with the silver and gold that
makes the night of the heavens beauti-
ful?"
ooh yes, John, I've thought Of TINT,
too"
"Haye you thought Of the years that
will come to us across the sea Of time,
white-capped but blue with promises OF
years to Gomez"
eyes, dear John, Pve thought of sll
that"
"And you have thought? have you
thought? have-W
ooh yes, John, more than all the rest
and, John, let us name ii after YOU"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-06-21
Handsome Property for
Sale

offer for sale on easy terms my
new story cottage contiguous to
Crumley q Batkor's store at Msndota,
with one acre Of ground. The build
ing IL entirely new, ofneat modern dc
sign, sud stands between ,hp y, G.. H..
X. aud the river. The ground IN rich,
A Aso my old homestead near the
snms and similarly located " lth eight
acres OF good gronnd There are two
excellent aprings mud tho buildinR4
on The q acre laact nre comfortable. /
viii give 9 aud - months time.
This als o very rare opportunity TO
get dcsIrnLle property
FRANK ~ BAIKEP
u,ayeVl lm.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-06-21

A married gentleman. every time he
met the father Of bis wife, complained TO
him Of the temper aud disposition Of The
daughter. At last upon one occasion
the old gentlemen becoming weary OF
the grumhlng of his son-ln-law, er-
claimed "You are right, ehe ie an im-
peluous lado and " hear any more
complaints orhcr win dislnheflt her"
Tho husbaud made no more complaints.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-06-21

The foreign Fire Insurance companies
represented Jy J. Q. Foiclor are rendered
doubiy secure By haring heary deposits
wih the Treasurer ot Va. These are 10
secure Vbgiaid customers, dnddaaot hcye
renore Mom uRH all are pdid,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-06-21

DO that which Is right. The respect
Of mankind will follow, or II It does not
YOU will be able TO do without IT,
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-12-31

ANOTHER LIFE ASSOCIATION
The Provident Life Association, of
Martinsburg, recently incorporated,
has selected the following officers i:
w. b. Evers, President; j. f. Now
Ell, Vice President G. A. Buhrman,
Secretary John Fitz, Treasurer ; j..
w. McSherry and I'll. V. Gress, Med
ical Directors III. V. Mohn, Gene
raj Agent. Directors-W. b. Evers.
] N Thatcher, John Fitz, j w Me-
Sherry, q A Buhrman, of Martins
burg, w. Va, and H V Mohn, of
Reading, Pa, II V Gress, of Man
chester, Pa, j F Mower, of Blue
Rock, Pa.
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GUYER'S CARRIAGE
A NUEACTORY.
Special Notice.

Reports are in circulation that since
the fire which destroyed a portion Of my
carriage shops, | have not been doing
any thing in the business. Such 10 not
the fact. The destroyed portions of my
shops have been rebuilt, and my factory
is now in full operation. All work made
to order on short notice. have on hand
carriages, buggies and wagons, both new
and secondhand, which will be sold
cheaper than ever for ca n or on time, to
suit purchaser. Repairing of all kinds,
done in the best manner at my factory,
West Burke st.
also keep an extensive Livery, where
horses and vehicles car be had at all
times.
For sale, cheap, some second hand
light wagon harness. w. f. GEYER.
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THE CANTATA.-The rendition
of the Christmas Cantata by the M.
E. Church South Sunday School, at
Feller's Hall, on last Thursday
night, was a very enjoyable occasion.
The large and appreciative audience
were highly entertained ,and the de-
cided success that crowned the eff
forts of those having the manage
ment of the entertainment, reflects
great credit on the school. Time
will not permit particular mention
of the beautiful tableaux that were
produced or to make deserving no.
tice of those who took the leading
parts. The encore that followed the
singing, by a bright-faced little girl
of seven years, Hang up the Baby's
Stocking" showed that she had
struck a responsive chord in the
bosom of the audience. The favor
able comments of those present give
evidence of high appreciation, and
the school can anticipate a good
house should they come before the
public again.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-12-31
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1881.

On Saturday night last Mr..
Thornton Henshaw, who resides a
few miles southwest of this place,
heard some one in an upper Don of
the wing building attached to his
residence, and taking a full loaded
navy revolver proceeded to investi-
gate the matter. Creeping cautious
ly in the dark he came to a door be-
tween the rooms, which he at once
pushed partly open. 1t was pulled
to from the other side; he was then
satisfied that some n was on the
opposite side, he pulled the door
open quickly and fired four shots in
the dark. He heard the party max
ing his way out, and an examina-
ton showed blood on the floor in
considerable quantities. The next
morning he sent word to Sheriff
Christman that.he had shot someone
in his house the night before, and
desired him to send an officer to in
vestigate the matter. Officers Fra
ley and Creque went out, and fol-
lowing the trails of the blood, found
a negro man who lived with Mr..
Martin Pitzer, a short distance from
Mr.. Henshaw's. He was shot in the
side of the face, the ball passing
round and lodging in the back of
the neck. He was arrested and
brought to town and lodged in Jail,
and DR.. Hunter cut the ball from
his neck. The wound is not consid-
cred fatal.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-12-31

AT a stated meeting of Valley
Lodge, Knights of Honor, held in
X. of p. Hall, on Friday night last,
the following officers were elected
for the ensuing term:
Dictator-D. w. Bowers; Vice
Dictator-J. l.. E. Combs; Assistant
Dictator-Jacob Shaffer; Chaplain
w. F. Long; Guide-G. w. SAINT
man; Reporter. S. Boak; Finan-
cial Reporter-H. Wilen; Treasurer
H. N. Deatrick; Guardian-Wm.
McElroy; Sentinel-W. T. Logan,
Medical Examiner, DR.. J. w. Nc
Sherry; Trustees, Geo. w. Feidt,
w. Il. Logan, VIM. McElroy; Grand
Representative - II. N. Deatrick;
Alternately. T.. Logan.
This organization nov numbers
throughout the country, over one
hundred thousand members, and is
one of the Oldest and most substan-
tial organization of its kind. The
Lodge here is in a prosperous condi-
ton.
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Wind it up at the same time every
day. Keep it in as even a tempera.
ture as possible. Sudden transition
from heat to cold may carse the main
spring to break. If you would keep it
clean never put 1t in any pocket x
cept one of leather. Those pockets
which are lined with cloth, cotton or
calico, give by the constant friction a
certain fluff, which enters most Watch
Gases and makes its way to the delicate
parts of the watch. See that the pock-
ct is turned and clean often, and take
an old linen handkerchief and wipe
carefully all the dust from under the
backs. bezel and cap of the case. But
above all you must be sure that the
Case fits firmly and to be sure of this.
select one where the parts, center, cap.
back, &c, are ach made from n
piece of metal.
The JAMES BOSS PATENT STIFF
FENED OR FILLED GOLD WATCH CASE
is so made, and not only does such q
Watch Case become stronger and fit
more perfectly, but it enables the man
ufactnrer to turn and form three pieces
of metal the outer ones being gold and
the inner one of an inferior medal) in
to shape for the round parts. making
to all appearances and practical purpose
as good q Watch Case as the solid gold
at about one-half the cost to the pur-
chaser. sr
There are nearly one hundred thous.
and of these Watch Cases now carried
and their good qualities are acknowl-
edged by the same number of happy
possessers.
All jewelers. keep them also illustra-
ted catalogues for free distribution.
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To The Farmers.

We desire to say to the Farmers of
Berkeley and the adjoining counties, that
we are now receiving our Fall and Win
ter stock of BOOTS and SHOES-all the
better grades made especially to order and
guaranteed strictly as perpendicular
very moderate prices.
GETTINGER 4 HoKE,
scl-tf Blondel's Building.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

are
indebted to Mr.. r. M. Cooper, for
the present of a package of his sec
lat' Malta S., with compliments of
the season.. 1t is the oldest and fin
est kept in the city, and carries a
royal "bead."
Also to Mr.. A. Quenzel for a lot
of oysters in the shell, and a bottle
of eight year old wine. Mr.. Quen-
eel serves the finest shell oysters in
the city.
We wish for both the allowed nam
ed gentlemen many returns of the
Christmas time.
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Personal.

Mr.. Charles Stribling is home on
a visit.
Mr.. Lawrence Hooff, of Altoona,
Pa, was in town this week.
Edward and Peyton Harrison were
home this week.
Miss Dora Gerhardt is spending
the holidays in Pennsylvania.
Raleigh Criswell, of Baltimore, is
visiting his parents, in this place.
J. Gid. Kerr, of this city, is visit
ing his parents, in Maryland.
Miss Dora Duvall of Mount Airy,
Nd, is visiting at the residence of
MI. Thomas Grove of this place.
Mr.. James Alburtis of Washing
ton, ID. c., paid a flying visit to this
place on Monday.
Mr.. Chas. Roush, of Baltimore,
for erly of this place, was home
this week visiting friends.
Mr.. Albert Buser, OF McKeesport,
Pa, is home on a visit TO his par
ents of this place.
Miss Katie Duvall, from near
Jordan's Springs, is visiting Mrs.
Mann, of this place.
Miss Mollie Byers, who has been
attending school in Baltimore, is
home on a visit to her parents.
Mr.. Henry Wolfes, of this place,
is on a visit to friends in Baltimore
and Annapolis, Md.
Miss Alice Guinand, of Washing
ton, ID. c., is visiting the family of
Mr.. VIM. Mckee, on w. King st.
Mr.. Michael Murphy, formerly of
this place, but now a resident of
Denver Colorado, is home visiting
his mother.
Rev. ID. II. Riddle, Jr., of Falls
Church, Va, spent a few days with
his venerable and highly esteemed
father, during the past week.
Mr.. G.. s. Degrange and family, of
Frederick City, Md, + visiting the
family of A. r. McQuilkin, of this
city.
MI. Mauritz Maier, of Kaiserlau-
dern, Germany, arrived in town on
9th inst, and is visiting his broth
er-in-law, Mr.. David We'll.
Mr.. Daniel Lenox, a former resi-
dent of this place, but now of Har.
risburg, Pa, is on a visit to this
place.
Mr.. B. f. Pitzer, typo in the office
of the Spirit Of Jefferson, Charles
town, is home on a visit to his par
ents, of this place.
Young Mr.. Wade, arrived in town
on last----morning. His
father is a u. S. Storekeeper, at the
distillery, but young Mr.. Wade, does
not take kindly to the bottle. Oh!
Wade, amt you happy !? Good luck
to the heir.
Mr.. Michael Collins, a former res
ident of this place, but now of Kan
sas City, Mo-, is visiting friends here.
He says there are a large number of
Martinsburg boys in Kansas City
who are all doing well, many of them
occupying prominent position in the
business of that city.
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siIverware.


A large assortment Of this handsome
and popular ware, and a thousand and
one novelties especially for the holiday
season. Call and examine goods and
pricee before purchasing. All goods war
ranted as represented No charge for en-
craving goods purchased of me [dl7.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-12-31

DIR. Pierce's pheasant Purgative
Pellets" are sugar-coated and en-
closed in glass bottles, their vir-
tues being thereby preserved I'M
impaired for any length of time,
in any climate, so that they are
always fresh and reliable. No
cheap wooden or pasteboard box
es. BY druggists.
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Religious Notice.

Watch Night services, peculiar to
Methodlsts; on the last night of the
year, will be held in the M E Church
South, on Saturday night, common
cling at 81 o'clock, p. M. and closing
at II.
Preaching at II a. M, Sunday
morning. Bible lesson for the class,
Goth chapter of Genesis. AL are in
vited' j. LANDsTREET,
Pastor.
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DEAD LETTERs-The following is
list of letters remaining in the Post
Office at M%artinsburg, w. Va, Dec.
oath, and will be sent to the Dead
Letter Office Jan. 7th, if not called
for. Persons calling for these let
tiers will please say advertised:
D. Myers, f. Lupton, Ruth A.
Martin, John L. Shaffer, Nicholas
Smith, Joseph Sorkin, Mrs. Cath.
Tabler, James Taylor, Harriet
Williams, VIM. Hoffman, Mrs. Laura
Dolman. Geo. A. Deitz, j. N. Gun
ningham, Mary g. Burr, James
Billmyer, J, w. Waful, C. Golly.
Also the following letters held for
postage and better direction: Susan
M. Harris, Charlestown, w. Va;
Henry j. Jones, Harper's Ferry, w.
Va; Lucy Anderson, IL. r. Gregg.
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ClOaks, &c.

just received a line of Cloaks and
Dolmans, direct from the mandatory,
which will be sold at the very lowest
prices. Also a large line of Gosimers
for ladies, gentlemen and children.
Please call and examine before buying.
q. w. HOKE.
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BRIEFS.
A Happy New Year.

The Sunday School Scholar Is full
of sweetness-plenty of candy~goin'
again next Christmas.
The Grand Central Hotel prop orty
is for sale-a splendid chance for
investment.
Work has been commenced upon
the new Council Chamber and May
or's office.
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DYNAMITE.

Who digged a pit digged it for an
other;
But he fell in himself, and not his
brother.
Lively Christmas-too much ben
zine punished.
There is always roomf for a man of
force and he makes room for many.
1t is time to swear off again and
high time not to be guilty of PERU
ry.
Let the Mayor and town officers
when the drunkards take the jug,
reverse the order and jug the drunk
ards.
The street want working-fll the
jail full of corner statuary and
add a foreman to work with them.
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Look Here.

Call and examine the fine lot of la
dies and misses shoes, and mems hand
made kip boot Most of these goods
made to order, and warranted to fit.
JOHN LYONS,
North Queen st. next door to Valley
House. Nov. Ppm.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.


A and reliable Kid glove clean
er is fer sale at H0WER'S Drug
Store 1t is odorless and works like a
charm. dill mo.
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To Farmers and Laboring Men, cali
and see the best line of mems Heavy
Brogans in town, at Ii. N. DEA-
TRICKS.
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CAUTIoN.-The drivers of hotel
hacks or buses should be more care
full as to the rights of other persons
on the public streets. There is gen.
eral complaint as to reckless driving.
The driver of the Grand Central
coach especially needs instruction.
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Corns Can be Cured.

"a Why suffor with corns when Pels
Corn Solvent is a SURE cure. Price 26
cents q bottle. 1t is warranted to cure
or the money will be refunded. For
sale by G%ETTINGER 81 HeKE,
Agents for the manufacturer.
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For the Ladies'.

We have just received a very nice
line of Cousins celebrated Shoes, en-
bracing quite q variety of styles, to
which we invite attention.
GELTrNGER & HoKE.
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New Goods.

l have just received a large stock 0
new and desirable goods, that | offer to
sell at prices that cannot be beaten in
this or any other city. Call and OK.
anime and be convinced.
j. II. SHAFFER.
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Ladies, CIoaks.

Those desiring to purchase new
Cloaks, should avail themselves of the
special low prices and desirable good
1 am now offering. Call and see them.
48N J. III. SHAFFER.
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TRINITY EPIScoPAL-The Sab
bath School of Trinity Episcopal
church also held their festival on
Christmas eve. The body of the
church was profusely ornamented
with evergreen, and the altar was
handsomely decorated, a striking
feature of which was a handsomely
wrought cross, Immediately over
which was a beautiful monogram.
The Christmas tree was very large
and the branches were hung with
sacks of candy and trimmed with
handsome Christmas cards and other
ornaments. 1t was profusely light
ed with wax tapers and presented a
brilliant appearance. The exercises
opened with singing by the School.
followed with prayer by the pastor.
Rev. r. d. Roller. The Christmas
offerings were then received, and
the pastor after a few pertinent re-
marks, announced several special
presents as rewards for punctual at
tendance. The exercises closed with
the distribution of sacks of candy
and christmas cards to each of the
scholars.
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Go to THE BLUE FRONT for
everything ia the Boot and Shoe line,
AL COST. (jun18-tf.
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For White, Silver Gray, and Gray
Blankets. the cheapest in town, go to
j. III. SHAFFER'S.
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New Styles I'm Hats.

All the latest Fall Styles in Stiff, Flex-
BILE, Soft and Cashmere hats at
GRTTINGER l. HOKE,S.
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For LADIES SHOES go to the THE
BLUE FRONT, closing out sales.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

Headquarters for Toys, &c.
A large assortment of all kinds of
Toys, Raisins, Currants, Citron, Figs,
Dates, Aim ends, Nuts, sc, cheaper
than ever, at @. p. MATTHAEI.
Next door to Court. house,
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sellers e. Co.'S

Celebrated Shoes, for ladies and chill
dren, are sh gonly by.
GETTINaER 81 HoKE.
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Ladies' misses and children's gum
shoes for sale at cost at DEATRICK'S.
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Twill and plain red flannels, to close
out cheap at ii. N. pEATRICK.
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II. N. DEATRICK is selling his en-
tire stock of goods at cost. Call in and
set bargains.
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A large lot of boots and shoes for
sale at cost. III. N. DEATRICK.
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Ladies' Kid gloves reduced from
$1.00 to so cents, at DEArHICK'S.
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Brown Muslins very cheap, at cost
At DEATRICK'S.
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Candies at wholesale prices, furnish
ed to dealers, Sunday Schools and Fairs,
by @. p. MATTHAEI,
dl04t Next door to Court house.
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Cotton hannels a large stock for sale
at cost at DEATRICK'S.
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A large lot of Ladies' Slippers just
received at DEATRICK,S.