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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 Is Commissioners sale OF
valuable houses and lots in Mar
tinsburg by Z. 5. Troxel and
Chas. A L Hesse, Com'rs. Ste
ad. and bills.
March IS. Public sale of valuable
Berkeley county farm by I'll ID
and w. E. KIlmer. See ad. and
bills.
March 20. 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, b,
Jacob f. McQuilkin, trustee.
See adv. and bills.
March % Sheriff's sale of steam
engine, thresher, &c, by John
w. LdLDODs III liOnU VI SOuiO
House. See bills.
March 28. Public sale of stock,
farming utensils, household
goods. by S. s. Lowry, near Ger
ardstown. See bills.
March 80. Public sale of farm
stock, implements and house
hold goods, by VIM. Showers
and John w. Crlswell. See
bills and ad.
April 1 Administrators sale of
valuable real estate, by j b. and
John 2. Kearfott, Jr. See adv.
PRIVATE SALE of Town Property,
by John I. Janney; good invest
ment See adv.
PRIVATE SALE of Slate Farm in
Berkeley county. For informa-
ton see J. N. Wisner. See adv.
Private sale of town property, by w.
Il. Logan. Good investment.
See adv.
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Removal.

I desire to inform my friends and the
public in general, that after the first
Of April, 1882, will remove my store
just around the corner in the same
building, to the rooms formerly occu
pied by the old post off 70, on Burke
Street, where / will be glad to meet
all of my old customers and new ones.
/ will open with fine stock of notions
and fancy goods. Millinery goods a
speciality. Again, inviting my friends
and customers to favor me with their
patronage, and with increased efforts
and renewed facilities shall do my
very best to please Them.
mis- If LOLA SCHEU.
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Tribute of Respect.

At called meeting of the Mar
ti'sburg Fire Department, the fol-
lowiLg preamble and resolutions
we're adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased AL
mighty God, in his all wise provi-
dpnce, to remove from our midst
our brother fireman, WILLIAM b
STANLEY, and where 9, the De-
partuent has lost u good and ac-
i've member, be it
heSolt ed, That the Department
attend n funeral in a body, in
full uniform, and the members
wear the usual badge of mourning
tor thirty days.
ReSoIUed, That we tender our
earttelI sympathies to the berea-
we'd family in this their sad attic.
ion.
RPsolUed. That we humbly bow
IN Submission to Gods will hoping
that our loss is his gain.
ResotUed, That a copy of these
resolutions be sent to the family,
and recorded on the minutes OF
the Department and published In
the city papers.
G. +. ROBERTS,
G. .. LAMBERT, : Com.
G. j THOMAS,
March Is, 1882
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WE regret that the brief personal

WE regret that the brief personal
in our last issue in reference to Hon.
Chas. James Faulkner, should have
mislead the Barbour JeferSonian in
to the conclusion that Mr.. F. is la
boring under any disease of his eyes.
We expressly stated as the opinion
of DR.. Chisholm, that his eyes WERE
perfect and free from any organic
disease. The sympathy expressed
by that editor, therefore, whether
real or pretended, is without a cause
for its exercise.
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REM ved.

The Billiard Parlors of Il. M. Coop
er, now located in the Scheu building
will be removed on the let Of April to
his new business establishment, two
doors south of the post office, kno ~n as
the Kogleschatz property. Mr.. Coop
er win enlarge al 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 Restaurant, supplying the
Public with the very best the market
affords. Don't forget the place. MAO
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For the Ladies.

A long needed want supplied. La
dies, infants ana childr, MS under
clothing, made up in beautiful style
and will be sold for less than you can
buy the material and make them
Children srobes,s lips and dresses from
SO cents to 81 Ladies chemise from
% cents 10 $3.50 Ladies' skirts 40 to
$l.50 We get these goods, direct from
the largest factory in Philadelphia, and
will guarantee them in everA particu
lar. ID. w. TIL BFRLAKE.
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SHORT STOPS.
Ipril 9th will be Easter.

April 9th will be Easter.
Eggs are becoming plentiful at re-
duced prices.
Ice will be a valuable commodity
next summer.
The skins of large Newfoundland
dogs ale made into beautiful robes.
-Ex.
A great many changes will take
place both in town and county dur
ing this Spring.
Our Steam Job rooms are crowded
with work land we are making every
effort to meet the demands and mol
disappoint customers.
Some one threw stone Saturday
night and broke the large French
plate glass window in corner of the
Scheu building. A reward will be-
paid for information that will con
Wet the party who did it.
1t would be much more gratifying
to know that some beneficial use
could be made of mongrel ours skins
and that some of the numerous
worthless ones around this city were
applied to that use.
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On Thirty pa, ;, Trial.

We will send DR.. Dy e's Celeb rated
Electro Voltaie Belts and other tlee-
trio Appliances on trial for hirty days
to young men and O ger persons, VINO
are afflicted with Nervous Debility,
Lost ' italty etc, GU ,ranteeing speedy
relief and compl, to restoration Of vigor
and manhood Also for Rhpumalism,
Neuralgia, Paralysis, Liver aud Kid
ney difficulties, Ruptures, and many
other, diseases. Illustrated pamphlet
sent free. Address VoItaic Belt Co..
Marshall Mich. o29 l y,
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UNCLE TOMS CABIN AND THE
MEMPHIS UNIVERSITY SINGERS
Those who are looking forward with
eager anticipation to the pleasure
offered at Feller's Hall on Wednes-
day next the 22nd, in the rendition
of Uncle Toms Cabin by the Ideal
company, will, we feel sure, find
their anticipations more than real
ized. There is not poor feature or
poor artist in this company, which
has crowded the opera houses in our
largest cities from pit to dome.
Uncle Toms Cabin has lost none of
its old-time popularity. The pres
ent revival is without precedent in
the history of any domestic work.
The story with its pathetic scenes
and humorous incidents ever proves
attractive, and whether by the COM
icalities of TOpsy. the faithful de-
votion Of Uncle Tom, the graces of
Eva, or the cruelty Of Legree, every
nearer finds some thing to charm
Miss Kittie Lougee, in Topsey, por-
trays the character in most Tealis-
tic manner, and her songs, dances
and banjo solos never fail to please.
The transformation scene at the
close, entitled Rock of Ages or Eva
in Heaven, is very beautiful and i'm
pressive. Those who have not pro-
cured their tickets should delay no
longer. Remember that in other
places hundreds have been turned
away from the hall, unable to gain
admission Seats can be secured at
Gerhardt's Book Store without ex-
I ira charge.
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RETAIL MARKET. The following
prices prevailed this week in the re-
tail market:
Butter, So cents per pound eggs,
10 cents per dozen potatoes, 50 cts,
per peck onions, so cents per peck {;
cabbage, 70 to Is cents per head !; ap
pies, % To So cents per peck hams,
10 cents per pound sides, II to IA
cents shoulders 10 10 II cts. j; lard i,
IA cents per pound sausage, Is cts;
pudding, II cts. per pound. Corn 20
cts. per bushel.
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BUTTERICK's FASHIONS. About
year ago, d. w. Undertake took
the agency for these patterns, (other
parties here having tried it and fail
ed). Every month he pays out a
considerable amount of money for
catalogues, fashion sheets, ETC., etc.,
which he distributes gratis; thereby
saving them the trouble and expense
of sending to New York for them
In appreciation of which the ladies
think it nothing more than fair to
buy their dress goods, trimmings, &c
(of which he keeps the best assort-
ment in town of the man who
spares neither trouble or expense to
please and accommodate. Hence
the large increase on his sales, in
! this line of goods.
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Mr.. ID. WE'LL left this week for
the East for the purpose of looking
after and laying in his spring stock
Always wide awake to the needs OF
his customers and the trade generally
he offers greater inducements than
ever for the approaching season
His spring overcoats are the latest
on the market. Furnishing goods a
speciality.
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LANTERN PRESENTATIONS Ou
Thursday evening the committee
appointed by the Junior Fire Com
p,ny of Hagerstown to present to
the Martinsburg Fire Department
thu lantern awarded them at the
Oriole Fair, arrived here on a special
rain, accompanied by the members
# the Junior Fire Company, delega
lions fr,m the Hose, and Hook and
Ladder Companies, the Hagerstown
Band and a number of citizens, in
all one hundred and thirty three
persons. They were met at the C.
V. railroad depot by the Martins
burg Fire Department, headed by
the High street Band, and by the
committee, Messrs. Lambert, Hollis,
Logan, Dieffenderfer, Mcdowell,
Johnson, Gaver, Snyder, Cushwa,
Roberts, and Curtis, appointed to
receive them, and were escorted to
the courthouse, where the presenta
ton took place. The courthouse
was filled to its utmost capacity, a
number of ladies being in the audi
ence.
After music by the band, Mr..
Logan introduced Mr.. l.. E.
McComas, the representative of the
Junior Fire Company, who in
finished, eloquent and pertinent
speech of half an hour, presented the
lantern on behalf of the Junior Fire
Company.
Chief-Marshal Dieffenderfer, of
the Martinsburg Department, then
introduced Mr.. p. j. Rohrbaugh,
who received the lantern on behalf
of the home company in pertinent
and appropriate speech.
Mr.. j. S. Remley, of Hagerstown,
in few appropriate remarks, pre-
scented to Marshal Dieffenderfer and
Assistant Marshal Lambert a box of
cigars, which he said had been made
by a former Martinsburg boy, Mr..
Joseph A. Cage, expressly for the
purpose.
Mr.. j. S. Haldeman received the
cigars on behalf of the marshal and
assistant, and although having no
knowledge that he would be called
on until few moments before, his
remarks were decidedly happy and
pertinent.
Col. Mobly, of the Hagerstown
Hose, was called, and responded in
"a happy and felicitous manner, and
was followed by Mr.. Herbert, of
Hagerstown, in like happy strain.
Mr.. Geo. w. Feidt, of this city,
was then called, and closed the
evenings entertainment with few
we'll chosen remarks, thanking the
guests for their visit, and hoping
they would come again and again.
The visitors, after spending few
hours in the city, left for home at
II O'Clock.
The affair throughout, although
entirely impromptu, was enjoyable
and pleasant.
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PETERsoN's MAGAZINE for Apr

PETERsoN's MAGAZINE for April
is on our table, and is splendid
number. The steel engraving and
the double sized colored fashion
plate are exceptionally fine. The il
Illustrations for the fashions ana the
work table give all the latest styles
and patterns for both. The stories
are the best. Address. Peterson s
Magazine, 306, Chestnut ST., Phila-
delphia, for specimen copies, to get
up clubs.
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Shakers Ga~de m see ed.

The Shaker Garden Seeds, are
considered the best seeds in this marker,
and last season persons who failed OF
III ,ces, with seeds from other gardens
u led the Shaker seeds with success
They have stood the test for twenty fv"
y ,ars in this country and have nave
failed to give satisfaction They are
for sale only by j. L. w. BAKER.
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GoDEY's LADY's Book for April
opens with beautiful steel engrav.
ing representing a scene in Sir Wal
ter Scott's Highland Widow" The
stories, all complete in this number,
are of a high order. The fashion
illustrations and the work depart
ment is worthy of the highest COM
mendation. We will furnish the
Lady's Book and the INDEPENDENT
one year, for $3.50. The publication
Office is 1905 Chestnut Street, Phila-
delphia.
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To the q farmer.

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 SHUES--aIl the
better grades made especially TO order and
guaranteed strictly as representatives.
very moderate prices
GETTINGkR g. H0KE.
scl0 Blondels Building
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DEAD LETTERS-The following Is
a list of letters remaining in the Post
Office at Martinsburg, w. Va, Mar.
18th, and will be sent to the Dead
Letter Office March 25, if not called
for. Persons calling for these let
tiers will please say advertised:
Rev. Albaugh, ST.. q. l.. Dodge,
q. w. Boyer, Minnie Relrs, Annie
r. Shott, Susan g. Magopnan, Mary
A. Ruvis, Neroe Steavens, Joseph
Larkin, Annie Morgan James Ingle.
Also the following letter held for
postage, Miss Annie Bowers, Mar
tinsburg, w. Va.
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ALL goods in the book and sta
tionary line can he purchased cheap
at RIDDLES Store, Queen St., next
to Emmert q Fiery's, after Monday
next. Mr.. Riddle has been connect.
ed with the superintendent Office
G. V. Railroad since Novemb Der last
and will quit the book business in
this town April 1st prox.
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Corms Tan be Cured.

Why sutior with corns waen Peps
Corn Solvent lsa SURE cure Price 26
cents a bottle. 1t is warranted to cure
ar the money will be refunded. For
sale by GETTINoER u HeKE,
Agents for the manufacturer.
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET
The market ON Friday was firm tor
all Kinds of grain. Wheat, Southern
FuitZ, was quoted at 131 to 1873 cts !;
longberry; l43 TO IA cents corn.
Southern white, 6S cents oats, AZ
to is cents; rye, 80 cents.
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Card of Thanks.

/ take this method of returning
my sincere thanks to neighbors and
friends for furnishing carriages at
the funeral of my child. In my deep
sorrow such kindness comes as the
silver lining to the lowering clouds.
MRS. LUCY MCDONALD.
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lOaks. &c.

just received line of Cloaks and
Dolmans, direct from the mauutnctory,
which will be sold at the very lowest
prices Also n large line Of Gosimers
for ladies, gentlemen and children.
Please call and examine before buying i.
q. w. HOKE.
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just received a fine l9tof boots and
CATERS Measure taken and work mad
to order. All kinds of ladies' fine
shoes. Remember if GU want shodS
goods you must go elsewhere JOHN
LYON, Boot and >hne store, next to
Valley House. mil I'm
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Special Bargains.

Special bargains in Silverware. jew.
elery, Clocks, etc, can be bad by call.
ing at W. l.. JONES Jewelry Store.
He makes this announcement in order
to reduce his stock before moving. If
you want bargains cal early m A Sc.
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REV. Mr.. ROLLER, as listed by
Rev. r. Mason of Shepherdstown, is
holding a series of meetings in this
place. The services are highly in
teresting and begin at 1880 O'Clock
every evening.
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POTTER's AMERICAN MONTHLY
for April will contain very inter
esting article on the late President
Garfield, and among the illustrations
which will accompany the article
will be superior engravings of Gen.
eral Garfield and Wife, and the Gen
erals Mother
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Settle Up.

All persons indebted to me are re,
quested to settle their bills by the LIST
of April, about which time wish to
replenish my stock. G. w. HOKE.
ml8 st
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THE Evangelists still hold night
ly meetings which are largely at
tended. These meetings have led to
the conversion of a large number OF
persons, and will be kept up so long
as any good can be accomplished.
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REMEMBER, that EMMERT &
FIERY can save you from 10 to Is
cents yard on carpets, and give you
the latest styles. Don't fail to see
them.
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Personal.

Miss Lou Thrasher, of Weaverton,
was visiting friends in this place
this week.
Mr.. Frank Newcomer, of Hagers-
town, spent last Sunday in this
place.
Mr.. Sam Suter was among the
exeursionists from Hagerstown who
visited our town last Thursday
evening. He is as genial aud happy
as ever.
Adams of the Hagerstown Daily
NetCS came over with the aXcursion-
lists Tuesday evening. We were
glad to meet him and see him look
ing so well.
Miss Lizzie Storey of Hagerstown
who was visiting Miss Jennie Russ
Ter of this city, left for her home on
Monday last. She formed many
friends during her short visit, who
will gladly welcome her again.
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We are now receiving full line OF
mems and boys Cassi.ners at all prices,
also bleached and unbeached muslins,
glnghans. prints, hosiery ladies. miss 8
and chile re g Gossamers, toweingss
ect., all at bottom prices. 'e0
q w. HOKE.
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BUSIA ESS LOCALS.
Photographic Squibs.

SQUIBS ST. Babies delight and
mothers rejoice when they have thu
beautiful pictures that HUNTER can
make of the little ones. Cor Burke +
Queen streets.
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Oranges!Oranges. Oraages

Why not eat oronges instead Of med.
icine when you can get them for Is
cents per dozen at
G. p. HERRINGSs
Cor. Queen and Martin SITS.
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ucttOER.

A large stock of dry goods, notions,
boots, shoes and hats to day at and 7
o'clock p. NJ. also on Friday and Sat
urday, 17th and 18TH, at 2 and 8 o clock
PM, at II. N. DEATRICK.
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THE Charlestown Free Press says
Hon. John Blair Hoge has accepted
an invitation to deliver an address
at Storer College.
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BUofN ESS LOCALS
Wood for sale.

About 100 cords of hickory, oak and
pine wood fer sale on the ground, three
miles south Of Martinshurg.
j. BAKER KEARFOTT.
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For the Ladies.

We have just rec lived very nice
line of Cousins celebrated Shoes, em.
bracing quite variety of styles to
which we invite at ention.
GELTINGER q HoKR
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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. M. and 2P.M.
Respectfully,
z. 9. HUNTER.
Corner Burke Queen SITS.
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THE Noffsinger land was sold by
J. B Il J. 2. Kearfott, trustees, on
Saturday last, at public sale, and
bought by E. o. Williams, for the
sum of $4,000. There is so acres in
the tract.
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Railroad Tickets.

For sale cheap, Railroad tickets to
all points west. Enquire Of j. II
BRISTOR. m 4 81.
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Pers, Camm's and the Gar corn
cures, warranted good and for sale by
j. L. w. BAKER.
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To Farmers and Laboring Men, call
and see the best line OF mems Heavy
brogans in town, ut IL. N. DEA-
TRICKS.
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New Goods.

have just received large stock
new and desirable goods, that offer to
sell ut prices that cannot be beaten in
this or any other city Call and ex-
anime and be convinced.
J X SHAFFER.
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White Goods.

Persian L,wns, India Linen, Plaid
and Plain Nainso oks, Piquets, also
Hamburg Edgings, black and white
Laees. Trimmings. etc. at HOKE'S.
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For MEMS BOOTS and SHOES, 20
to the Assignee Closing out sale ut the
BLUE FRONT. (junlS-tf
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New styles In Hats.

All the latest Fall Styles in Stiff, Flex-
BILE, Soft and Cashmere hats at
GbTTIN TER a. HOKE'S.
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All persons indebted to the under
signed will plesse call and settle their
bills on or before the LIST o. April
ii ". DEATRlCK.
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Sellers a. Co.'S

Celebrated shoes, for ladies and chill.
dren, are sh gonly by.
GETTINGER & HoKR.
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If you want bargains call at FL. N.
DEATRICK. His entire stock of dry
goods, notions, boots and shoes must
be closed out before April LIST, 1882
Now is the time.
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Ladies' Cloalxs.

Those desiring To purchase new
Cloaks, should avail themselves OF the
special low prices ana desirable good
| am now offering. Call and see them.
j. II. SHAFFEk.
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The lot, forty feet front, on Mar
tin street adjoining the property of
Diehl & Bro. and belonging to Mrs.
Seary, was sold this week to Diehl q
Bro, for the sum of $525.
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The Walker celebrated boots and
shoes are for sale onl, by JOHN LY
ONS.
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THE Methodist Protestant Con-
ference appointed Rev. E. B. Wash
ington, for Berkeley circuit.
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Plaster.

100 tons pnre ground plaster, just
from the mill, now ready for market.
MILL m G. >. JANNEY,
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GREAT BARGAINS IN CARPETS
just received at Emmert Il Fiery S
Don't fail to see then if you want
any thing of the kind.
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Go 70 THE BLUE FRONT for
everything in the Boot and Shoe line
AT COST. (junl8 IT,
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WE have just received a good bar
gain in so cent cashmeres, former
price go cents. Now is your time to
buy, as you save 10 cents per yard at
EMMERT Il FIERY's one price store.