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Celebrating the Fourth.

christopher @. Coates and Mary Z. Webster.
Robert II. Key, OF this city, and Sarah A.
Rawls, OF Madison County, va.
James Nosey and Ida l.. King, both OF Union
town, 20.
Edward A. Croker, Of Nantucket, Mass, and
Kate Tomley, of this city.
James Hieth and Harriet Stanmoro.
James Ofrutt and Mary Dundy.
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The National Jockey Club havo arranged for
another horse matinee tomorrow afternoon at
tho Fair grounds. good programme has
been arranged, including tho first mixed race
ever run In the District. Eleven popular local
horses Will participate, ana the occasion VIII
undoubtedly be a pleasant one.
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Kings Palace Fourth OF July CeIe-
brntiOn,

We commence to-day to celebrate our great
closing-out sale, and Will continue to slaugh-
ter millinery until our improvements are
finished. All ladies are invited to this festive
occasion. Prices will BIO no object. Hats, bon
other goods In tho millinery and fancy line
will have to go; SO don't,neglect to give Kings
Palace an early call. buy your millinery at a
sacrifice and be happy, and keep cool In this
hot weather.
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"AIderney Dairy Wagons. ("

Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morn
ing and delivered In 1ab, "Ward prints, 4Oc
per ID. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk enc
BWeet milk be. per OF. OreAm lbc. mint.
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no. FOR nARpERs BERRY.

II It IT
A pleasant ride mountain scenery, swings, cro-
guet, boating, DC. Music and dancing on Byrnes
island free Of charge. Refreshments served by
the Chester County Ice Cream Company. Trains
will leave II. d D. Il. II. depot at $50 a. m. and
leave Ferry at O p m. A seat guaranteed 10 all In
children between o and II years, 05c. Tickets on
sale at Abraham's railroad ticket Office after
June u. NJ. ABRAHAM, Manager.
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For Hot wentl,er

we are better prepared than ever to furnish
you with cool comfortable clothing. Eiseman
Bros, conner Seventh and d.
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A LARGE extra Guiteau edition of TIE
CRITIC will DO presented tomorrow. Copies
may BIO had at the business ofllce In wrappers
for mailing.
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HEATH HOUSE,

sCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN SPRINGS, Morris
County. N. J. Opens May TO- The best mountain
resort In the State. No mosquitoes charming
drives beautiful scenery. Send for circular. j.
WARREN COLEMAN. myI2m
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FURNACES, RANGES, &c,

Tin plates sheetlron work, fireplace stoves rangesj
furnaces repaired. Tin roofing, spoutng, and ali
kinds Of tin work promptly attended 10. SEND
your order 10
II. II. a. BOUIs,
oio Eleventh VI. n. W., near u at.
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DIED.

PRENDER.--At 10 80 p. nj, Sunday, July Q,
1882, Arthur Kempland, youngest son OF
George and Sarah L. Prender, aged months
and % days.
Funeral from his parents residence, SIS
Eighteenth street northwest, ut p. m, Tues
day, July 4, 1882.
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ADJUSTMENTS
SeeN.s.-...' 1-'s'.,-'-N- 49,
DACEsi RACES |

PAoEsi RACES
A TRoTTING AND RACING MATINEE
will be given upon tho grounds OF the National
Fair Association, at Ivy City,
ON TUESDAY, JULY Z,
commencing at o'clock.
There are entered in throe.mlnuie class b. m.
Mollie o.. d. m. Daisy, br. m. Matte Washington.
b, g. Pat, and b. m. Jose; and In free-fOrall trOt-
ting and pacing class r. m. Little Splan, r. X.
Franklin, blk. q. Coupon.
Ladies' and children free.
Gentlemen, 90 cents.
Trains leave Il 4 o. depot at $40 and $40 y. IN.
Return trains Will be ut the gate at finish OF the
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The Washington SwimmingSohool,

N. Y. AVE, BET 18th AND I4TH SITS.
Water constantly changing and kept at temper
AZURE Of 50 TO So degrees, Hours; Gentlemen, ito
IA. and $50 TO 10 p. Ladies' 10 q. m. to II.
Guaranteed instruction in swimming, Is, ju3im
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AMUSEM ENTS.
Abncr's Garden.

This commodious garden is crowded every
night and the performances rendered by tho
numerous artists are as interesting and
amusing as possible.
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A LARaE extra Gpiteau edition of The
CRITIC will BIO presented tomorrow. Copies
may be had at the business ofIice In wrappers
for mailing,
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EXCURSIONS.

uoi FOR ooooaUAN FALLS.
TUESDAY, JULY 4.
Steamer Mary Washington will leave her
wharfat9 n. M, returning at p. m. Dancing
down and back ON n fine wnxed deck. Music by
Prof. A. ]. Cooks band. No Objectionable parties
allowed ON board. Tickets, 80 cents.
It r.. 8. RANDALL, Proprietor.
OCCO0 GU AN FALLS
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There is not more pleasant place to spend
an evening In tho city than at Abner's Garden.
This week the famous Monumental Quartet
begin their engagement, and their wellknown
powers of vocalism Will undoubtedly provo q
great attraction.
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nAsHAwAY CELEBRATION OF INDIE.
- PENDENCE DAY IN THE COLLEGE


dren, SOC. ju30 Ste
DAsHAwAY CELEBRATION OF INDB-
- PENDENCE DAY IN THE COLLEGE
WOODS.
The Georgetown Dasbaway Reform Club, hav-
Ing obtained from the President of the George
town College permission to use the beautiful
grove on the College grounds, known as
HICKoRY-NUT HILL,
propose holding Temperance Picnic and Grand
Rally of the friends of temperance at the above
named place on JULY 1.
Some of the best orators In the country will
make addresses on the occasion. A. large payil:
ion has been erected and an excellent band Of
music engaged. A plentiful supply and every de-
sirable refreshment, including Ice creams, con-
fcctionery, ETC. sold ON the grounds at the lowest
prices There will be fine
VOCAL MUSIC
by good singers; In fact, everything necessary for
the entertainment of their friends hns been pro-
vided. No one Will be permitted to bring intoxi-
eating drinks on the grounds, will any intox-
icated person be allowed to enter.
Stages will run from the corner of Thirtvsecond
(Ilgh) and M (Brdge) streets every five minutes.
Come one, come all.
Tickets, 25 cents; no charge for children.
NJ. A. MCGOWAN,
A. j. FREY,
W. IL. HUTCHINs,
Post Republlcan and Star,
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ITO, FOR pINEY POINT.

TUESDAY, JULY 4, 1882.
Steamer II. V. Arrowsmith will leave her
wharf $50 II. m. sharp, returning Mt 10 y. m.
Good bathing, fishing and Grabbing. Full brass
hand Tickets: Gentlemen, 81; ladies and chill.
dren, SOC. ju30 Ste
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FADELEY 81 BRO.
422-2i Eighth Street. bet. ID and II n. w,
Close Carriages for Weddings Calls and Recep
lions. Boarding and Livery Stables.
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LIVERY STABLES.

A. b. KEYES. ]. l.. SMITH
REYES as CO.
Close Carriages for Weddings, Calls and Recep
Hotel Stables, corner 18th and II sts.
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Removed.

The Billiard Parlors Of r. NJ Coop.
er, now located in the Scheu building
will be removed on the lst of April 10
his new business establishment, two
doors south of the post office. known as
the Kogleschatz property. Mr.. Coop
er will enlarge ar d improve the build
lag in every part, and his accommoda
tons for his friends and customers will
not be surpassed by any in Martins
burg. In connection with his saloon
and Billiard Parlors, he will open n
first class Restaurar supplying the
public with the very best the market
affords. Don't forget the place. m42t
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For the Ladies'.

A long needed want supplied, La
dies, infants and children's under.
clothing, made up in beautiful style
and will be sold for less than you can
buy the material and make them
Cbildren' srobes,s lips and dresses from
SO cents to 81 Ladies chemise from
% cents 10 $l.50 Ladies' skirts 40 to
81 80 We get these goods, direct from
the largest factory in Philadelphia, and
will guarantee them in every particu.
lar. ID. w. I'll Nj BE RLAk Il,
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THE CUMBERLAND, Md, MI
NERS DECIDE To STRIKE A dis.
patch from the Cum beriand IND. J
coal region, states that the miners
there would go on strike, on the
18th of March, against reduction
in their wages of ten cents per
ton, which they have been notifi-
ed will 20 into effect on that date.
They now receive ten cents more
than miners in the Clearfield re-
gion and a delegation was sent to
Clearfield to inaugurate a strike
among the miners there for ten
cents additional. The miners in
Clearfield region, however, refus :
ed to enter the combination, but
the dispatch states that there IL no
doubt that all the Cumberland
miners will be out on the 18th.
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SALE REGISTER.

Below will be found a register OF
the sales advertised in this paper,
and of those of which the bills have
bet n printed at this office:
March IA. Public sale of stock, farm
ing implements and household
goods, by George I. Slyer. See
adv. and bills.
March IA. Special Commissioners
sale of desirable town property.
by E. b. Faulkner aud j. n.
Wisner, Special Com'rs. See adj.
March Is Commissioners sale of
valuable houses and lots III Mar
tinsburg by f. ). Troxel and
Chas. A. l.. Hesse, Com'rs. See
ad and bills.
March Is. Public sale of valuable
Berkeley county farm by ii. ID.
and w. E. Kllmer. See ad. and
bills.
March 90 Public sale of house
hold and kitchen furniture, by
b. Dieffenderfer, corner Martin
and Raleigh streets, 10 O'Clock.
See bills.
March 20. Trustees Sale of stock
and farming implements, bs
Jacob F. McQuilkin, trustee.
STE adv. and bills.
April l. Administrators sale of
valuable real estate, by j b. and
John P Kearfott, Jr. See adv.
PRIVATE SALE of Town Property,
by John L. Janney; good invest
ment. See adv.
PRIVATE SALE of Slate Farm in
Berkeley county. For informa-
tion see j. n. Wisner. See adv.
Private sale of town property, by w.
T. Logan. Good investment.
See adv.
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Tribute OF Respect to Jacob
KOpp, deceased.
MARTINsBURG, w. VA, |
MAKCH 7Lh. 1882 [

MANSh ilu, 1907
At meeting of the Directors of
the National Bank of Martinsburg,
held this date, the following pream-
BILE and resolutions were unanimous
ly adopted:
WHEREAS, it has pleased Almigh-
ty God to call to himself our es-
teemed companion, Jacob Ropp,
therefore
RESOLVED, That we recognize in
the decease of our late companion,
the loss Of most eminent and eff
cient Director, one who has been as
ISOLATED with the bank from its or
gaDization; whose watchful care was
always potent element for the ad-
vancement of the interest and honor
of the corporation.
Resolved, That our deceased COM
panion is remembered among us,not
alone for his wisdom and efficiency
as Director of the bank-for we
bear solemn testimony to bis integ-
rity of character and his eminent
success as citizen, one who was
ever faithful to the trust confided in
b IN and who did his duty as man
without fear or favor.
Resolued, That in remembrance of
our deceased companion, this testi-
mony Of our regard shall be made a
part of our proceedings to-day, and
1t is hereby ordered that copy of
these resolutions be presented to the
family of the deceased, and publish
ed in the newspapers of Martins
burg. BY order of the Board of Di-
rectors. JNO. N. ABLE,
President.
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The Shaker Garden Seeds, are
considered the best seeds in this marke',
and last season persons who failed OF
su ices, with seeds from other gardens,
u ed the Shaker seeds with success
They have stood the test for twenty five
y ,ars in this country and have n.s
failed to give satisfaction They are
for sale only by j. l.. w. BAKER.
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To the farnaers.

We desire to say to the Farmers Of
Berkeley and the adjoining counties, that
we are now receiving our Fail and W in
ter stock OF BOOTS and SHUES--asl the
better grades made especially to order and
guaranteed s'licily rs Iepresen'ed-a
very moderate prices
GETTiNGysR q HORE.
scltf Blonders Building
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AT meeting of the Committee of
Arrangements of the Hagerstown
Oriole, Messrs. II. A. McComas, 5.
A. Suter, M. NJ Gruber, J. III. Bow
er, .. ID. McCardrll, VIM. Fridinger
and j. M. Adams were appointed
committee to deliver the tiremen's
lantern to the Martinsburg Fire De-
partment. The presentation will be
formally made on the evening of the
10Th inst.
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We will send DIR. Dyes Celeb rated
Electro Voltaic Belts and other kiee-
trio Appliances on trial for hirty days
to young men and Ger persons, VINO
are afflicted with Nervous Debility,
Lost italIty, etc. gu ,ranteeing speedy
relief and compl to restoration If vigor
and manhood A lso for Rhaumatism,
Neuralgia, Paralysis. Liver AID Kid
ney difficulties, kuptures, and many
other diseases. Illustrated pam phlet
sent tree. Address Voltaic Belt Co.,
Marshall, Mich. o29-l
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A COMMUNICATION over the sig
nature OF H., in regard to the open
ing of road near the county Aims
House. appeared in our last issue
The statement was that the proposed
road run through the land of Mr..
VIM. Smith. The road does not
touch Mr.. Smith. The petition for
the opening of the road, as we learn,
was signed 10y all the heavy tax pay
ers in the immediate neighborhood,
and is of great convenience to that
neighborhood.
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Why sutfor with corns wacn Pel's
Corn Solvent is u SURE cure Price rs
cents a bottle. II is warranted 10 cure
or the money will be refunded. For
sale by GETTINaER 81 HoKE,
Agents Tor the manufacturer.
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DEAD LETTERs-The following is
list of letters remaining in the Post
Office at Martinsburg, w. Va, Mar.
4th, and will be sent to the Dead
Letter Office March Is, if not called
for. Persons calling for these let.
tiers will please say advertised:
j. N. Sencendiver, Mary Kiger,
Isaac n. Miller, Amelia Consiver,
Samuel w. Busey, Grace Davis,
Kate Cuts, Mary Houck, Charles
jackson, Ellie Lloyd, Georgeanna
Marshall, JOS. Roher, w. McCluDg,
also the following letter held for bet.
ter direction, Geo. w. Hilbert.
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just received fine LIT of boots and
CATERS. Measure taken and work made
to order All kinds of ladies hne
shoes. Remember if GU want shody
goods YOU must go elsewhere, JOHN
LYONS Boot and hoe Store, next to
Valley House. NIL I'm
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eK- Hat rstes-fre cents per Itne-for Obituary No
tess beyond the usual announcement.
At his residence, near Scrabble, in
Berkeley county, on Thursday night,
the 23d of February, Mr. ADRIAN
LEMEN, aged II years.
AT his residence in this county, on
the 4th inst, Mr.. JACOB RoPP, a
prominent citizen of this county,
which he at one time represented In
the Legislature of West Virginia.
He was GA years of sge
On the 2Stb day OF February, 1882
in this place, MINNIE LEE YOUNG,
daughter OF Henry q. aud Kate z.
Young, aged 6 years, less Is days.
"Of such is the Kingdom of
Heaven"
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The report of diptheria and scar
let fever in this place, is entirely
without foundation. There is not
now, and has not been a case OF
either diptheria or scarlet fever in
Martinsburg this season.
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llOmks. &c.

just received line of Cloaks and
Dolmans, direct from the mauulactory,
which will be sold at tho yer, lowest
prices. Also large line OF q sim rs
for ladies, gentlemen and children.
Please call and examine before bu, ing !.
e.. w. HOkE.
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White Goods.

Persian Lawns, India Linen, Plaid
and Plain Nainsooks, piquets, also
Hamburg Edgings. black and white
Laees. Trimmings, etc, at HDKE'S.
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BUSINESS LOC1LN
For Sale.

A lot of Roses, Fuchias and Geraui
ums, comprising TIE anest varieties
Also one flower stand, three ho. bed
sashes and lot Of Tomato tressels
Apply tC. ANDRAE'S Barber shop
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A large stock of dry goods, notions,
boots, shoes and hats to day at 2 and 7
o'clock M, also on Friday and Sat
urday, 18th and 18TH, at and o clock
r. NJ, at ii. N. DEATRICK.
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COMMUNICATION of Tax Payer,
crowded out last week, and two
others since received on corporation
affairs are unavoidabiy omitted this
week. We will give them place
next week. We have to ask cores
pondents to be brief as possible.
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For the Ladies.

We have just rec ived very Moe
line of Cousins celebrated Shoes, em.
bracing quite variety of styles to
which we invite attention.
GELTISeER IL HoKE
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
Photographic NNailp<.

SQUIBS Sl.-Babies delight and
mothers rejoice when they have tho
beautiful pictures that HUI INTER- cam
make of the little ones. Cor Burke 4
Queen streets.
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Speciai Bargains.

Special bargains in Silverware jew.
elery, Clocks, etc, can be had by cali
ing at w. l.. JONES Jewelry Store.
lie makes this announcement in order
to re- uce his stock before moving. Ii
you want bargains Cal early IN st.
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q w. HOK v.

TO Farmers and Laboring Men, call
and see the best line OF mems Heavy
Brogans in tow, ut FL. N. DEA-
Tricks.
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The Board of Directors Of the
Agricultural Society will meet on
next Saturday. A full meeting is
desired.
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"GREENHoRN" closes the remi-
niscences of his recent trip to Wash.
ington. His articles have been well
written and read with interest. We
trust he will not in future hide his
talents under a bushel. We shall
be glad to receive his communica-
tions at any time.
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Mr.. r. M. COOPER has decided
to still further improve the Kogle-
schatz property by running it up to
three stories in front. This will
add greatly to the appearance and
to the value of the property.
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THE Bell Ringers at Feller's Hall
next Wednesday night, will give the
Martinsburg Firemen benefit.
Let our citizens crowd the hall.
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Personal.

Mr.. p. n. Jarrett Of Stevens City,
is visiting P. II. Sayles, of this city.
Mr.. Allen Martin, of Gettysburg,
is visiting Mr.. Lewis Ramer, of this
city.
Miss Rosa NJ. Newell and Miss
, Emma Z. Cunningham, are visiting
Miss Emma Sayles, of this city.
Miss Florence Buzzard of Berke-
ley Springs is visiting Miss Mary v.
Fiske of this place.
Mr.. B. Dieffenderfer is home from
McKeesport, Pa, for the purpose of
removing his family to that place.
Miss Mary Culbertson, of William
sport, Nd, spent few days with
Miss Jennie Degrange, of this place,
last week.
Mr.. II. n. Deatrick, who has been
confined to hisr room for several weeks
past, by painful carbuncle, is, we
are pleased to see, able to be out
again.
Mr.. VIM. L. Riordon, of this city,
has gone to Baltimore to take up his
residence. He is ayoung man of fine
education, business tact and COM
mendable energy. We wish him
success in his new field.
G.. Ashman Hamill, son of DR.. E.
B. Hamill, of this place, has just
graduated in the Baltimore Dental
College. Ash. studied hard and put
in his best licks, and has come out
all right.
Mr.. r. 2. III. Staub of this city,
will remove to Wheeling with
his family, on the FIRST of April, and
settle down to the practice of law in
that city. Mr.. Stands many friends
in this place will regret his depar-
ture, and their best wishes for his
success and prosperity will follow
him to his new field of labor.
Mrs. Faulkner, wife of Hon. Chas.
J. Faulkner, has returned to her
home after the absence of a month
spent in Baltimore city. The prin-
cipal object of her visit was to con-
suit DR.. Clinton McSherry as to some
affection of her throat, and she has
obtained decided relief from his skill
and attention as specialist in that
department of the profession.
Hon. Chas. J. Faulkner, who has
been suffering for the last several
weeks from weakness in his eyes,
submitted them few days ago to the
careful examination of the celebra-
ted oculist, DR.. Chisholm, of Balti-
more. He pronounces them perfect
and free from all organic disease,
and attributes their weakness to ex-
cessive use in reading and writing.
He recommends a more moderate use
of them, and has prescribed course
of treatment that will soon restore
them to all their original vigor and
capacity.
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Sale Postponed.

The sale of the personal property
of Jacob M. Seibert, near Falling
Waters, has been postponed on &C
count Of the weather, to Friday
March 18th.
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Squibs 81.

Always dress children in white be-
fore bringing them to have their pic.
lures made. Always come in between
the hours Of 10A. NJ. and Bpm.
Respectfully,
p. q. HUNTER.
Corner Burke Queen SITS.
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REPRESENTATIVES, of the Won :
ems Christian Temperance Union
have been holding "a series of meet
ings in this place during the past
week. The services were largely at
tended and great interest has been
manifested. The meetings held were
especially for the benefit of rail road
employees. The meetings have
been under the management of Miss
Jennie Smith, of Dayton, Ohio, and
Miss Adelaide Sherman, of Boston
assisted by number of lady and
and gentleman CO. workers from Bal
timore. A temperance union has
been organized here, and already
has "a large membership, among
which are many railroad employees.
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We are now receiving full line Of
mems and boys Cassi.ners ut all prie. s;
also bleached and unbeacbed muslins,
ginghaus, prints, hosiery ladies. miss
and chilor re- Is Gossamers, towe inps,
ect., all at bottom prices.
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Ladies' CIoaks.

Those desiring to purchase new
Cloaks, should avail themselves OF the
special low prices and desirable good
l am now Offering. Call and see them.
j. I'll. >HAFFEK.
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