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After bootblack had polished the boots
of u gentleman who was rambling around the CITY
Han II was discovered that the man had nothing
less than II bll and the boy more than II cents
al suppose you can get this changedY'' suggested
the man
son. YES. -
'And you and me when you come back 80
eyes,
"But II place this dollar Ia your bands VIII II
not he q temptation 10 you Ia cut stickSY'
al wouldn't steal no sich sum rs that, - con-
templuOusly replied tho boy. - but for fear might
gIt telegram and he called out of town In hurry,
I guess you'd better go along
''My son. think tan trust you. 10 on your
way. WAS never deceived In u boy yet,
The boy started down Griswnld street aud did not
return. The man did not walt, however. II was 4
busted Canadian bank blll,-Dctruu Free Press.
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for Sale OF Atnt.
FOR SALE.


Twenty-Five aud half feot front, 100 feet deep,
With two-stoty Brick Building, This Is very de-
slrable location value Of building 10 rebuild with
the privilege OF west wall $500. 10 party who
viii rebuild good Brick House, suitable 10 the 10
cation, the price Will be e. 200.
Apply at sit2 West + street.
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Il o R S AL E

TOR SALE.
VALUABLE FARM, situated on rresley's creek,
Northumberland County, va, opposite Point Look
out, containing t5o) fifty Of land, less
Buildings consist Of good BRICK HOUSE Of six
rooms, BARN. aud an necessary OuTBU1LDINGs,
GOOD YOUNG ORCHARD, etc.
Ihls farm offers superior inducements TO any one
wishing to engage In the Trucking Business or
"oyster Planting" Shore sunclont to plant eight
or Ten Thousand bushels. Eycecd by none In the
state WIN bc sold low FOR CASH or on easy terms
For further Information, address
FRED. DOWNING,
sharp's Wharf, Richmond County, Va.
spp3-3mn5
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APPROPRIATION PIXIES:
approximation Prizes of 400. ........... g, $50
approximation Prizes OF 500. ........... 4 500
approximation Prizes OF 5O.,.......... :, $50
1867 Prizes, amounting $685. 500
Application for rates 10 clubs should he made only
to the ofce Of the Company In New orleans.
For further Information, write clearly, giving full
address. Send orders by Express Registered Letter,
or Money order, addressed only to
M. n. DAUyHIN,
New orleans, La.
N. B.-orlers addressed To New orleans viii re-
ceive prompt attention. OcI5-5t
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A NOTED BUT UNTITLED WOMAN.

Messrs. Editors!-
The above is a good likeness Of Mrs. Lydia f. Pins
ham, OF Lynn, Mass no above all other human beings
may bo truthfully called tho "Doar Friend Of Woman
OF her correspondents love TO ca1l her. She
f. zenlously devoted to her work. which Ia the outcome
OF lifosudy, and f. obliged TO keep sIx lady
assistants 10 help her answer the large correspondence
which daily pour In upon her each bearing its special
burden of suffering, JOY at release from II. Her
Vegetable Compound Il n medicine for good and not
evil purposes. l have personally Investigated II and
nm patifncd OF tho truth Of thli
ON Rccount of It proven merits II IL recommended
and prescribed by the best physicians In tho country
ono Gaysi at works like a charm and saves much
pain, IL will cure entirely tho worst form Of falling
OF tho uterus, LoucprrhoN, Irregular aud painful
Muns ruatiun, all ovarian Troubles, Inflammation and
liberation, Hoodngs all Dsplacements aud tho con
noqucnt sTlual weakness, and "a especially adapted 10
the Change OF IIfo."
It pc1ncatcs cycry portion Of tho system, and gives
life and yigor IL faintness, natulCncy,
destroys all craving for gmulantT and relieves weak
ness Of the stomach. II Curca floating, Headaches,
Nervous rrosirntlon, General Debility, sceplossucs,
Depression and Indigestion. That feeling OF bearing
down, Causing PAIN weight aud backNcho "a alwaya
permanently cured by eta IL will at all times
under all circumstance act in harmony with tho law
that governs the female system.
costs only e. per bottle six for g. and "a sold by
druggists Any advice rcquiredas to special cascs ard
the OF many who have been restored to perfect
hhth by tho nSo OF tho vegetable Compound can l0
obtained by addressing Mrs H. with stamp for reply,
at her home in Lynn, Mas.
For Kidney Complaint Of either sex this compounds
unsurpassed az abundant testimonials show,
"Mrl rinklama liver rms" rays one writer, "aro
The btgi IN he iNuIii Tor tho " Constipation,
nilioufu,ss aud Turpidity Of the liver Her Hood
Purifier wundcrr IN ita special line and bids fair
% equal Che Compound In it, popularity,
An must respect hcr avs Angel Of Mercy whose sole
ambition Is ia doEuOd 10 pthuIsL
Philadelphia. Pa % Mn. A. NJ %.
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"Ryery truth has two sides look at both he
fpTe committing yourself to either. ~ Kidney Wort
challenges the closest scrutiny Of It's ingredients aud Its
grand results. II has nothing to fear from truth
Doctors may disagree as to the best methods aud
dies for the ~ constipation and dsordered liver
aud Kidneys. But those that have used Kidney
Wort agree that II Is by far tho hest medicine
known. It's action Is prompt, thorough and lasting.
That was u frank reply TO n friends init
nation of his approaching marriage: ~ should
make my compliments to both OF you; hut as don I
know the young lady I can't fcllctatc YOU aud I
know You so well that cau't fcllcliatu her. ~ he
HGdrD,
llumanity's great hope for the future is
alone 20 be realized In lmpIoyUl conditions OF matr-
mouy What q profound obligation does this fact lu-
yolyu Those who realize tho csponslLility can
hardly do better than take advice from Mrs. l.yd,
u. Plnkham, MhOsh wonderful remedies for tho euro
ct all diseases peculiar 10 women arc SO Justly cello
bratcd. send for pamphlet.
The following testimonial is signed by
twelve Of the leading physicians OF Halifax, y. So
"Coldeu' Lieblg's Liquid Extract OF ieef and Tonic
InyigoratOr Is very agreeable article OF diet aud
particularly usefu. In dphtheria fever, and every
depressing disease We cheerfully recommend lt.
Every family should have "A few bottles - Ash JOr
Coldsa'Si take no other OF druggists generally.
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CARPET DEPARTMENT

We are offering fun line In MOQuErrE VEL
VET, BODY aud TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, IN
GRAIN, TIREE-pLN, and VENETIAN CAR
pErINGS, aud q beautiful assortment Of sMlR-
MA, VELVET, MOQuErTE, aud BRUSSELS
RUGS and MATS. LOWEST CASH PRICES.
New goods recelveh daily.
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educational.
University of Georgetown.
SCHOOL OF LAW,
1926 NEW YORK AVENUE,
WAsHINGTON. %. 9

FACULTY;
Charles w HOFFMAN, IL. D.. Dean and President
OF Moot Court; Hon, Richard z. Merrick, LII. D.,
Constitutional Law; Hon W, A. Richardson, LII
D., ". s. Court OF Claims, statutory and Admlnls
tive Law Martin r. Morris, III. u, Pleading and
Practice Evidence, and Equity jurisprudence; Hon.
lere NJ. Wilson, Real Property; y. J. Darlington,
ESQ, Personal Property, Contracts. aud Negotiable
Paper; W, II. Dennis, A. H., Ii. H., Domestic
Relations, Parliamentary Law and Grimes.
PRIZES
Faculty Prize 10 the student In Senior Glass aian
ing hest average In rectations and examinations dur
Ing the year, SlOo 70 the In the Junior Class,
$40, FOR the hest essay Ivy member of the Senior
Class aschoatshp In the rost Graduate course, tas.
sguablc, worth $50.
Regular class exercises begin MONDAY EVEN
ING, uCruBER ., NJ O'Clock. Apply 20
WV. ~. DENNIS. Secretary.
Ors-tfp upou, 40, Nav NorE avenue
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CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES.

NNNNIAGES.
SPRING AND SUMMER CARRIAGES.
In Great Variety and Style
AGENT FOR BOSTON BUCkBOARD CO.'S
side Bar Bugges aud other Light Carriages. The
Hest Carriages In the country for the money.
Repairing promptly attended To.
ROBERT II. GRAHAM,
Repository aud Factory, 4lO-aiG Eighth street NJ W.
dec5-i y5
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mover Sc0TsS or IO6fpONtS.
HIS Grand Single Number Drawings
take place monthly.
a SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY 10 WIN
4 FORTUNE. ELEVENTH GRAND DRAWING,
CLASS L.. AT NEW ORLEANS, TU ESDAI, NO
VEMBER H. iSs2-I5Oti Monthly Drawing.
Look AT tho following scheme, under
the exclusive supervision and management Of
Gen. q. T.. BEAUREGARD, of In, ami
den. JuBAL A. EARLY. OF Wa.
who manage all the drawings of this company, both
ordinary and semi-annUai, and attest the
correctness of tho published Oncia Lists.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
100, 900 Tickets at Five Dollars Each.
Fractions, In Fifths. In proportion.
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SingletOn&Hoek
SOL MARKET SPACE.
We take pleasure In informing our frlendsond the
public that weare now prepared to exhibit fine as.
sortmcnt of tho following goods
Upholstery Department.

LACE CURTAINS, as follows BRUSSELS, TAM
ROuR. NOTTINGHAM, aud MADRAS; also
MADRAS MUSLIN In BEAUTIFUL STAINED
GLASS EFFECTS.
ELEGANT Plush APPLIQUE TABLE COVERS
and MANTEL LAMBREQUtNs.
TAPESTRY and CASHMERE, TABLE and PIANO
COVERS
roWrIEERE CURTAINS, In plain and cross
stripes
TURCOMANs, both by the yard aud pair.
In FURNITURE COVERINGS, y full limo, cm-
bracng all the NEWEST DESIGN and FABRICS,
such rs RAW aud SPUN SILKS, SILK DAM
ASKS, EMBERt1NES, TURKISH SATIN
SILK COrEIdNS, SILK pLusnES, plaln) In all
. oolors; sILKrLUsIIES, vARtEG ArED COLoRs,
forttmmlng purposes.
The LARGEST LINE OF CRErONNES THAT WE
HAVE EVER SHOWN.
In fact everything that Is rcquired In first. class
decorative upholstery establishment. WINDOW
SHADES In great variety. POLE CORNICES in
walnut, ebonlzed, aud brass.
We shalt be glad to furnish estimates for household
decorations In all It's branches
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U.s..
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY

incorporated In 1865 Tor - years by the Legislature
for Educational aud Charitable purposcs-witha capt.
tai OF a. 900 OOOto which reserve fund Of 1850, 900
has SiuCu been added.
By an overwhelming popular vote Its franchise WAS
made part Of the present state Constitution adopted
DeccmhOr2 ., A. ID. 1879.
The oHiy LotterH oDtei amt Endorsed By
the IsOD ls IF ann state.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-07-11

And at prices 20 per cent: below
,cux former rates.
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Mr.. j H. BATES, Newspaper Aa1ai1
ing a gent, Al Park Row (Times Building
New York, is authorized to contrac' u
a,lv,l lisemen,s in the WORLD at ou u
rates
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MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.

Tie Money Order Office will not
opened at all on Sundays; and no Ao "
Order business will be transacted onS
ur,lays after four O'Clock NJ, INV
5. G. SILSBi,
Idaho City, Dec 3, 1873. Posuaa'a|
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REQUIRED DEPTH!

Thev will bore successfully and satisfac;
toriiv in all kinds of Earth, Soft SAND ana
Limestone, Bituminous Stone Coal, Slate
Hard Pan Gravel, Lava, Builders Serpe
tine and Conglomerate Rock, and gnara.
teed to make the very best OF wells IN
Quick Sand They are lightrunning'
simple in construction, easily operated,
durable, and acknowledged as the best and
most practical Machine extant. Ihey are
endorsed by some of the highest State Of
fic,als, We contract for prospecting for
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DIR. SPINNEY 4 co,
No. II Kearny Street, San ersncss
6 ample Bottle Free
pOs1oMct Hours.

u, ring week DAYS until further ndHs
The ostoffice will ne Kept open fromsVa
A. NJ. until nine P. NJ
s. ndays from half-past twelve to "
and from four until Six 2. M.
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OUR black silk trade has been
imenmse lately and this is the reason
the ladies', instead of ordering from
their city samples, bring them and
compare with our silks and in every
instance our silks were better, and
we made the sale. But you will ask
why it is that we can sell them
cheaper than formerly. 1t is this.
We now buy our silks at headquar-
tiers, where the wholesale and large
retailers in the city buy them. We
have been working for the last two
or three years to get this advantage
and now as we have it, we defy New
York, Philadelphia or Baltimore to
beat our prices and quality. We
buy nothing but the best makes.
Bring your samples and compare,
and if we cannot do as we'll for you,
we say order them from the city.
We always buy where we can get
them the cheapest.
Very Respectfully,
EMMERT 81 FIERY.
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Gard of Thanks.

At regular meeting of Linco In
Post No. l, G. A. r. held on Thurs
day evening, June LIST, 1882. 1t was
decided by vote, that the thanks of
this Post are hereby extended to the
ladies of Martinsburg and Darkes-
vile, for their liberal donations of
flowers on Decoration Day, which
were used in decorating the graves
of Federal and Confederate soldiers.
Yours Respectfully,
G. V. RATHMAN,
Commander.
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we respectfully request the con-
ductors on the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad not to tell passengers that
The Grand Central Hotel" is played
out. 1t may have been played out,
but under the new name of "St.
clair, and the present management
1t is fast playing into the patronage
OF the public. We invite criticism
and cordially invite the conductors
who have probably not been fully
informed, and do not intend wrong,
to call and test accommodations
STEWART q WIsNER, Owners.
JAMES HAMILL, Manager.
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Burkhart 81 Go.

We want the community to know
that in addition to our large stock OF
glassware and china, we keep most
every article in the housek eeping line,
such articles as cannot be obtained
elsewhere. Our cream crackers have
al unprecedented sale--fresh every
week. Also great variety of pickles,
sauces, canned tongue, turkey, salmon
HOLSTERS, etc. We make no boast in
saying that we have the best teas and
coffees in the market-only try them
ana be convinced. Adjoining Nation
al Bank. j3 81.
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ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-Pales

ELECTION OF OFFICERS. -Pales-
tine Commandry, Knights Templars
elected and installed the following
named officers on Monday night,
June 5th:
Geo. w. Feidt, Emit. Commander;
Chas. p. Matthaei, Generalisimo;
w. FL. III. Flick, Capt. General, Jas.
w. Mcdonald, Prelate; Robert N /.
Stewart, Sen. Warden; Thomas Ii
Zepp, Jun. Warden, Alex Parks, Jr.,
Treasurer, d. III. Stuckey, Record
er; George L. Sencindiver, Standard
Bearer, Thomas w. Kearus, Ward
er.
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TO OWNERS OF STOCK.
A Long Felt Want Supplied
Insure Your Stock ira the
Peoples Mutual Life stock
Insurance Company.

You have now an opportunity of in.
suring your horses and cattle against
loss either by disease or accident. We
propose infuring this class of property
for three fourths its value, and no.
more. 1t is impossible to successfully
conduct a Live Stock Insurance busi-
ness when more than three. fourths OF
the risk is carried by the Company.
The owner must have an interest in the
animal insured to make it perfectly
safe business. We have adopted the
following plan, and propose adhering
to it:
LIST. We take no risk on any ami
NAL worth less than S75 or more than
$500, thereby avoiding old broken
down horses and fancy priced animals
End. We exclude all stock that is
extra hazard Gus, such as car, omnibus
and hiring horses; neither do we writs
upon horses that have the Eeaves, thai
are blind or cribbers.
3rd. We issue policies on horses
from to 10 years of age for three
ears at 2 per cent on the estimated
value.
Attn. we pay the full amount OF
policies issued.
The Directors of this company rel,
speotfully refer to any banker. MGR
chant, manufacturer or professional
man in the city of Baltimore. The
following named gentleman of thiE
city and county have stock insured In
this company: Capt. j. M. Sencin,
diver, j esse Ridgeway, Harriton Tab
L. n
Bender & Bro. A. Kogelschatz' john
Burns, John Fitz, DR.. S. N. Myers,
j. w Roberts, FL. N Deatrick, John
f. Keller, Philip Showers, VIM A
Cushwa, A. p Lord Daniel Riker
and others. THOS. KRAFT,
General Agent,
Martinsburg, w. Va.
All letter addressed t. him will re-
ceive prompt attention. Send for
prospectus, which embodies plans,
rules, regulations, etc. m27 3m.
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Old Reliable.

Rankin, the photographer, has ex-
elusive right of using number of pat.
tented processes. used in the produr-
ton of fine work, which are enhanced
by the recent addition ofa combina.
ton sky and side light, artistic back
grounds, accessories of cosy recep-
ton room and ladies toilet room,
Pictures ofchildren and babies dreas-
ed in white, specially Work done
in oil and water colors, Indian ink and
also the new photo graph chrome prD.
cess. Satisfaction guaranteed or ND
charge. A full assortment of frames
of all sizes on hand. Call and see be-
fore purchasing, r. j. RANKIN.
mia IT,
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THE LUTHERAN CHURCH.-The
Whitsunday services in this church
were peculiarly interesting. In ad-
dition to the services specially per-
tanning to the festival, there was
confirmation of a class of Catechu-
mems. Seventeen persons surround
ed the altar, dedicating themselves
to the service of the Triune God.
The day was characterized also by
the presentation by the members and
friends of the congregation, of "free
will offerings" for the payment in
full of the debt remaining on the
parsonage. The announcement of
the result, to be made last Sunday
was looked forward to with much
interest. The quietness of the
movement caused apprehension on
the part of some, AS tothe final issue.
When the result was announced,
$903.4S, there was general satisfac-
tion and mutual congratulations.
The debt was $500. There is a bal
ance, therefore, in the treasury to be
appropriated towards such improve
m ents as the church council may
decide to make in the Church build
ing. This congregation being now
entirely out of debt can safely un-
dertake very extensive remodeling
Of the church edifce and thus make
it quite an ornament to the city.
The Whitsunday festival, was,
therefore, in this church, quite an
enjoyable occasion.
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The ladies of the Railroad Won
EMS Christian Temperance Union,
of this place will hold a Strawberry
Festival in the dining room of the
railroad hotel at B. & o. Depot,
commencing on the evening of June
10Th, and continue one week.
Strawberries, ice cream, cake, etc.,
will be supplied in abundance. A
handsome chair will be voted off
during the Festival. The public are
cordially invited to attend.
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DEAD LETTERs-The following is
a list of letters remaining in the Post
Office at Martinsburg, w. Va, June
3rd, and will be sent to the Dead
Letter Office June 18th, if not called
for. Persons calling for these let
tiers will please say advertised:
John ID Callahan, Mrs. Christina
Chambers, Mrs Lucy Foeman, Mr.
Hannah jackson, Miss Lewella JEFF
fries, Miss Selia King, Francis
Moore, l. III Hierce, Joseph + Reed,
Messrs Russle 81 Co. Also the fol-
lowing letter held for postage, Elijah
l. Boyden, Deerwood, Mich.
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Notice is hereby given to the people of
Martinsburg and vicinity that the business
of DR.. r. B. Hamill, decd will hereafter
be conducted by the undersigned Having
had special advantages and an experience
of six years in the practice of dentistry
/ feel confident of sendering entire salts
faction All work warranted or no charge.
jun3-4t, g. A. HAMILL,
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100000 Plants.

100000 late cabbage plants, prirci
pally Flat Dutch, Bergen Drum Hean
and late Drum Head, also other var
ities-at % cents per hundred, or SOC
for S1.00 Orders left with NJ. w.
Martin, Z. T. Grove, James Homrick,
G. w. Wisner, Grafton Darby. at their
stores, or with any other merchant,
will receive prompt attention.
ROBT. c. BURKHAR1,
Park Garden,
j. 81 Winchester Turnpike.
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On last Thursday evening there
arrived at the depot at this place
twenty-five Indian children-eleVen
girls and fourteen boys-on their
way to the Indian school at Carlisle.
They were taken in charge at this
point by Mr.. w. p, Campbell, disci-
plinarian of the school, who took
them from the depot to the American
House, where they were kindly cared
for by Mr.. Philip Smith till Friday
morning, when they left for their
destination. They were obtained in
the Indian Territory, and were of
the Usage tribe with the exception
of three Kaws and two Nez Perces.
Mr.. Campbell spoke of the children
being unusually bright and was
much pleased with the delegation,
especially the little girls, it being
difficult matter to secure them from
the tribes, owing to the value placed
upon them by the warriors as labor
ers. Mr.. Campbell is enthusiastic
over the success of the Carlise school
and thinks it has gone far toward
demonstrating the true policy in
the solution of the Indian problem.
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Personal.

Harry Kratz has gone to Circle
vile, Ohio, and will engage in bust
ness with his brother at that place.
Miss Lille Rice, of Richmond,
Va, is visiting the daughters of Mr..
John Cunningham, this city.
Miss Annie Landstreet, daughter
of Rev. John Landstreet, is visiting
at Mr.. @. M. Skaters, this city.
Miss Laura f. Robinson, of Ha-
gerstown, is visiting Miss Mamie
Bowman, this city.
On Thursday we had the pleasure
of meeting Mr.. w. p. Campbell,
Disciplinarian at the Carlisle Indian
school. He is a clever and sociable
gentleman, and speaks of the school
as fixed success.
Miss Este Johnston, of Alexan-
dria, Va, spent several days last
week in this place, visiting at Nor
bourne. and added much to the
programme of the concert at
the yard party held on those beauti-
full grounds on Thursday and Friday
nights of last week, by the exquisite
rendition of several beautiful and
difficult solos. And Miss Annie
Gregory, also of Alexandria, added
much to the pleasantness of the oc-
casion, and by her yivaciousness and
sparkling witticisms drew around her
many admirers, who would have
been delighted had her visit length
ened into weeks.
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For Exchange.

A two story frame building in Fed
eralsburg, Nd 24x40 feet, several
rooms above and store below with
glass front. Also story dwelling
on adjoining lot. All in good condl-
ton and insured for $4,000 Price
$500 Will pay difference on ex-
change for West Virginia real estate.
See or address J. IL BR1STOR
il0 81.