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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-11-03
Ladies Wraps.

Five years ago we commenced keep
ing ready-made Wraps for ladies'. Tho
fret two years we bought them from
wholesale houses the next three years
we bought them direct from the manu-
features. This year we are having
them manufactured to our own special
order Three months ago we placed our
order for these goods and now we have
tlTem in stock, beautiful and cheap.
See the difference In having them man
ufactured specially for ourselves and
buying them already made. Wraps
that we sold last year nc So, $40, $12,50,
and SIC, this year we are selling at $3.50
IS, $40, and $12, 90. You will see they
are from $1.50 to $500 cheaper than last
year. We give you this advantage,
which is no more than we should do.
Light colored Wraps are not worn
this seas0n--all black or very dark
shades OF bronze or brown. Don't let
anybody sell you light colored Wrap.
as they will not be worn next season at
all. Jackets or tight-fitting cloaks are
longer than last season. They extend
at least Il yard below the bottom of the
sleeve. Dolmans and Circulars are
still very popular. We have new
thing in Russia Circular. 1t fits close
to the back and does not coniine the
arms, as the old style Circular. You
should seeit. Our prices range from
So to $50. Remember they are made
longer this year than last. No trouble
to show them, whether yon want TO
buy or not. Respectfully.
EMNYHr & FIERY.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-11-03

OUR "devil'' called our attention
to the fact Thursday that snow flakes
were flying through the air, and at
ter shifting quid of tobacco from
one side of the mouth to the other,
said it reminded him forcibly of an
original poem he intended reciting
at the next meeting Of the literary
society. Being aware that he had
recently taken a literary turn, to
encourage him in his effort we ask
ed him to go over it, that we might
criticise and assist him in it's COM
position. He assumed an attitude,
cleared his throat, and began, "Oh,
the snow, the beautiful" and as
quick as if he had been struck with
a thousand pounds Of dynamite he
landed in the street with a sash
around his neck, carried from the
second story window. He wants to
apologize, but his offense is too great.
He says he is the victim of misplace
ed confidence.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-11-03

az the cool weather will bring you out
to purchase wraps and Dress Goods,
we would ike to call your attention 20
our assortment oil these goods. Our
line Of Dress goods has never been so
complete an it il this season. We have
every thing desirable, consisting Of 6 =
Flannel Suitings, twillea and plain
Flannel SuitiL 70, Hindoo Cashweres,
French Cashmeres, ShudA Cloths and
many other varieties too numerous to
mentlon. Our Hindoo Cashmere is
something new Ard controlled By Us,
very much admired, and soils rapidly.
See it before you buy. We have .
novelty in French Plaid Silk mixed
Dress Goods at 70 cts. per yard, worth
double the money 6. FlaI mel Sui.ings
Assabet and other makes, reduced to
II. per yard. Our line Of wraps, which
we buy direct from the manufactures,
is very pretty and cheap We would
like you to call and see these goods
before you purchase, as we are sure we
can save you money on them.
q. w. H0KE
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The Rau Cave Company Of
Wheeling capitalists. which has
been spending considerable amount
of time and money in opening up q
recently discovered cave near Har-
per's Ferry, have bought a tract Of
land containing twenty-four acres at
Harper's Ferry, and will erect upon
it large hotel for the accommoda.
ton Of summer guests. The land
purchased is known as the Bolivar
Ridge" and is high above the Po-
tomac, commanding most beauti-
full view Of the river and the roman,
tic scenery of that locality. The
company will erect hotel to cost
about $40 900.
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DEAD LETTERs.-The following
is a list of letters remaining in the
Post Office at Martinsburg, w. Va,
Oct 9th, and will be sent to the
Dead Letter Office Nov. 10th, 1883,
if not called for:
Mrs Margaret Alexander, Lester
L Alderton. Miss Jennie Brown,
Mrs Katie Clark, Mr. George Dong
herty, Mrs Mollie f Gardner, Miss
Anna B Hams, Mrs MAR, Messrs
Markle & Sons, Mr. j L Sanders,
James Thomas, Mr. j LidOn.
J. N. WIsNER, p. M.
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Pcrstp nal.

Miss Ella Ridenour, of Hagers.
town. is visiting @. ID. Matthaei.
Mrs. G. r. Matthai is visiting
Mrs. Gustave Brown of Charlestown.
Miss Emma G. Logan, Of Bal,i-
more, is the guest OF Miss vina
Matthews.
Mr.. Win Doll returned to Kansas
City on Monday last, after week
spent with relatives here.
Mr.. Logan, one of the editors Of
the INDEPENDENT, has been quite
Ill during the week. We hope to see
him at bis post soon again.
Ed. Wild, former employee of
this Office, returned home this week
after three months visit among
friends and relatives in several
western cities.
Mr.. Jacob Chapman, of Shanghai,
left here on Thursday on business
trip through the western counties of
the State. He will be absent several
weeks.
Andy Keiscome, for a long time
driver Of the Adams Express Co. Is
wagon, in this place, has been CALI
ed up higher, and is running as
messenger between Hagerstown and
Harrisburg. He will Gil the bill.
We are sorry to learn that Mr.. r.
M. Cooper is confined to his bed
with sever attack of rheumatism,
and is unable to give his attention
to business, We hope to see him
about soon.
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Thanksgiving next.

Thanksgiving next.
The lyceum is blooming
''Etchingsn on the inside OF paper
this week.
Winter apples are selling at from
65 to 20 cents.
Did you hers the thunder Monday
morning !!
Eggs retailed at 80 cent, per doz-
en- last week. What il the hens
should strike !?
"We never speak as we pass by"
The rabbits song to the passing
huntsmen.
This section was visited Monday
night by a heavy wind storm-we
hear of no damage done.
Hollow Zen was very generally
observed on Wednesday night judg
ing from the numerous cabbage
stalks on our pavement Thursday.
As Mr.. Geo. w. Linton was pass
ing along the Ridge road one night
last week. his horse scared at some
thing in the road and refused to pass
on. A lantern was lit and the OBJ
ject of scare proved to be large
mud'puddle. A blooded horse that ?
Judge Faulkner's Broom Brigade
now numbers thirty.five, and are en-
listed for six months. The young
ladies display great proficiency in
difficult military evolutions, and the
Judge is almost as proud Of them as
he was Of the ssB. l.. L." before they
disbanded. Zouaves, look well to
your drill!
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am a n-believer ia patent
Medicine, but having experienced
marked relief from Nasal Catarrh
and hoarseness by the use of Ely's
Cream Balm, / can recommend it
to those suffering from this lOath-
some complaint and TO those afflict-
ed with h0arseness or stoppage of
the throat so annoying to singers
and clergymen. Louis e. Phillips,
1923 N. Y. Ave-, N. W., Washing.
ton, d. 9. price SO cents.
Bad taste, unpleasant breath and
impaired hearing, when resulting
from Catarrh, are overcome by the
use of Ely's Cream Balm 1t is not
a liquid or snuff, and is easily ap.
piled.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-11-03

Rev. r. II. Pitt, late installed
pastor of the Baptist church Of this
place, will hold services in that
church tomorrow, Sunday both
morning and night.
Lutheran church-Rev. II. w.
kuhns,D. ID. of Maryland, will preach
in this church to morrow Sunday
at IL A. NJ. and Z p. N. Missionary
address by same Monday evening at
7.3O. and services each evening OF
the week.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-11-03

WE observe from circular sent
us that Hon. John Blair Hoge and
J. s. Haldeman Esq, have opened
an flee for the practice of law in
Washington. This step, we UNDER
stand, has become necessary owing
to number Of cases in the hands
Of these gentlemen, pending in
Washington. Weare happy to know,
however, that neither of them have
any purpose OF leaving West Virgin
ia but will reside here. Martins
burg is SO near to the Capitol in the
sense of easy railroad communica-
ton that it may be considered a
suberb of that city, so far as the
prosecution Of business there is
concerned.
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State News.

Six boys in Grafton have had their
arms broken this summer by falling
from swings.
Land that is said to contain oil is
offered at $50 per acre near Elizabeth,
on the Kanawha.
The Hawks Nest Coal Company work
seam $ to feet thick and put out
daily about 400 tons. They run eight
coke ovens.
Albert Bear, a co.oreC man attempt
ing to board moving train at simpson
few days ago, was run over and kill
ed instantly.
The Kingwood journal, says: Gas
that burns brilliantly when lighted.
The discovery causes much stir in the
community.
A recentiissue of the Charleston CdH,
notes another fatal shooting scrape at
the Permanent seat. Feat Hill, a {. .ay-
man, was shot in the head while in a
quarrel with some coiored men. He
died next morning.
The Parkersburg Journal brings us
the account Of terrible boiler explo-
sion that occurred ut Belpre, Ohio. Just
opposite Parkersburg on Tuesday after
noon. 1t was ut the Bellaire Pump
Works, and seven men were badly hurt,
one of them, O. ID. Lagrange, having
since died.
Our exchanges tell us that Samuel
Faulkner was recently found lying by
the roadside in Lewis county in il
drunken stnpor. He died that evening
when it was found that he had been IA
tally shot through the lung. No evil
dence as to howit happened.
Two children in Wyoming county,
last week came 10 an untimeiy death
by negligence upon the part of their
mothers. One little cherub was scald-
ed to death by turning q tub OF hot
water over and the other burned to
death by its clothing catching fire.
At Kanawha Falls recently, two lit
tie boys, one named Blake and the
other named Williamson, were playing
with pistols, swapping them at each
other, when the one in Blake's hand
went of, taking effect in Williamson's
head killing him almost instantly
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-11-03

AT meeting in the grand jury
room of the Courthouse Tuesday
night, a Zouaye company of light il.
fantry was organized by the reGuir-
ed number signing the roll After
the transaction of the business before
the meeting and the appointment of
several committees, the organization
adjourned to meet tonight (Satur-
day. to elect officers, etc. Judge
Faulkner was present and upon re-
quest made some remarks, giving
advice that If followed up will give
our town "erack" military compa'
ny. The young men engaged in the
work are enthusiastic, and the move
has a successful look about it. Now
let the citizens volunteer them sub
stantial encouragement.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-11-03

COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. Conn'
Gil met in regular session Thursday
night. Present, Whitson, Mayor
pro tenn; and Coucilmen McSherry,
Wisner, Cushwa, Grazier, Buser,
Farrin, Llnthicum and Lambert.
Report of Street Committee, re,
commencing appropriation Of $50
to finish work on Raleigh street, be-
tween Burke and Martin that 80
perch OF stone he put on High street
between Liberty street and the burnt
bridge road so perch on High street
between Burke and Liberty; that
the street from the foot OF Shaffer's
Hill to the railroad be repaired; also
the holes be filled on King and Mar
tin streets, where actually necessary.
that 500 be appropriated for the
grading and matchmaking Raleigh
street. from John street to Kephart's
line, as far as water pipe is laid that
a crossing be put down on High st.
across East King. On motion. re-
port was received and adopted as
read.
Mr.. Lambert, Of the Fire Com
mittee, requested that the Council
purchase for use OF fire company, 2
axes, 500 feet of hose, 2 play pipes, 8
cut offs, IL hose jackets. On mo-
ton report received and referred to
Committee on Fire Department with
power to act.
Real Estate Committee reported
the purchase of pump lot on corner
OF Qneen street and Pennsylvania
avenue, at y cost of $78.
The Water Board recommended
that the corporation join Mr.. Show.
ers in fencing lot at water works,
with view to improve the grounds
for a park, which could be- done at
small expense, inviting cooperation
OF citizens in the Improvement,
trees, &C. Adopted.
On motion, each councilman was
ordered to plant at least two trees in
Park, and that ground for fence be
carefully surveyed.
Light Committee reported placing
lamp on corner Of Race and Raleigh
streets, and lamp and post on North
Spring street; also that all lamp
posts not in use, had been taken up
and stored at City Hall.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-11-03

Miss SUSIE MCDOWELL enter
tanned number of her friends at
her home in Strinesville Wednesday
evening. Dancing was the feature
Of the occasion, in which all the
young folks INDUCED freely. About
midnight a bounteous repast of SUBJ
stantials and delicacies was spread
to which all did ample justice. Mr..
Mcdowell and his good wife were
untiring in their efforts to make
their daughters guests comfortable,
and the spirit of good feeling and
sociability which prevailed was full
ly atttested by the expressions of
pleasure and the reluctant good byes
given at the parting.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-11-03

Mr.. Joseph Fl. Shafer has lately rer
ceived the most complete and best -
lected stock Of dry goods, notions bcets
and shoes, tc., ever brought to tin
town. A visit to his store will corr
vince you that such is the case. He iss
offering special low prices on .goo4s.
and those In need Of goods will do we'll
to look through his stock.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-11-03

THE agent of the Franklin Insur-
ance Company, of Philadelphia, of
which Mr.. j. l.. W Baker, is local
agent, was here last week and as
sessed and payed the damages to
Mr.. Colbert's property caused by the
fire at the Everette House stables.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-11-03

THERE were ten interments in
Greenhill cemetery during the month
of October-two adults and eight
children.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-11-03

John Homrich has just r, ceiyed nm.
ether large isvsice OF tall and winter
goods. His first purchases were nearly
all sold, and bis stock just opened EN-.
braces all the latest Styles IN dress
goods. A big drive in prints at cts
per yard, and proportionately low
prices on all other goods. Call and
Mo him early.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-11-03

We are now selling doublc-width
Dress Flannel, or Ladies' Clothas some
call 1t, ut 800 per yard former price
$l.l0). Our prices are fixed and are
the same for every purchaser. This
alone requiresus to name the lowest
price at the first. Respt.
EMMERT a ElEnY.
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Mr.. JAS. d. MILLER has our
thanks for turnips left with US.
They were the largest we have seen
this seas0n-five of them more than
filling peck measure.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-11-03

"A SHOWER of rain accompanied by
peals Of thunder and flashes Of light
ming, passed over this place Monday
morning. An unusual time Of year
for Q thunder storm.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-11-03

ENGINEER SHAFFER, at the wat.
er works in this place, took from one
of the turbine wheels on Wednesday
two eels which weighed nine pounds.
They measured about forty one
inches III length each, and filled a
large size coal hOd.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-11-03

Three cases of Canton flannel imH
received. Price from to Is cents por~
yard very lowest price in town.
II. N. DEA1R10K.
Opposite Post 0fie.
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NOBLE keeps the hnest overc0at in
this market-he keeps III best medium
overcoat in this Ssrket; and then, he
keeps nice low priced overcoats.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-11-03

A fire occurred in Savannah, Ga,
Wednesday, and it Is estimated the
loss will exceed $1,000, 900. The
remains Of eight or ten bodies have
been taken from the ruins. It is
believed others are still under the
fs}len walls.
The town of Garfield Col, was
almost destroyed by fire Thursday.
During the progress Of the flames 600
pounIs cf giant powder exploded.
Loss over $50, 900.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
Lost

a GOLD GLOVE RING, with
.stons Set Set woked in so as tc
mako smooth band. A liberal reward
will be paid the finder by leaving it at
the IHpEPTH DENr OFFICE.
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For tho cheapest and best Calieos,.
Brown and Bleached Muslin, always
70 to II. N. DEATRIUK6,
No 63 Queen 81
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A good assortment of hats dirocts
from the manu- factory, very cheap; a..
III. N. DEATRICK'S.
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Lror pair Of boots that will wenzr
~ you two winters. 60 to JOS. II. :.
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d. s. MOBILES store is hcadquar-
tcrs for reliable clothing. Wanamak-
er's clething is a specially. Here you
will find elegant dress suits, stylish
suits huL est work suits.
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For splendid line Of black silks,
the best and cheapest in the state, call
and see ours, and be convinced.
JOS. HI. SHAFFER.
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Brogan and Plow Shoes, good An1s
bad as to quality. Cheaper thenfByef I:
at GETTINGER a Hoi1k&6
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Don't forget the only place to gel ths..
celebrated Carlisle shoe Is at
DEATRICK3H.
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Big Bargains in Brown snd Bleachsda
MnsIin's by G bolt At c. r. HER
RINGS.
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Call and see the Ladies' shoes, with.
reversible heel. at
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THE largest and most attentive
audience that has as yet assembled
in lyceum hall greeted the program
last Monday night. The exercises
opened with reading by George E.
Creque. u. S. Grant Pitzer declaim-
ed the 'Supposed:speech of Regulus. ;
The question was Resolued, THAT
the causes tending to the dissolution
Of the government are greater than
those looking to its perpetuity." 1t
was ably argued in the affirmative by
d. NJ. Shaffer and in the negative by
Mr.. E. j. Simpson. The latter had
been appointed to assist Mr.. s., but
their opponents not being present he
engaged in the debate on the mega
tive side. The judges unanimously
gave the negative the victory. The
program for next week is: reader,
A. 5. Goulden declaimer, Summers
Hunter, and the debators Messrs.
Alex Hughes, E. J. Simpson, Aus
tim Rodrick and Archibald Oden.
The exercises grow more and more
interesting every week, and the inn
provement in the various branches
of elocuti0n is remarkable.
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The celebrated Carlisle shoes = good
aseortm ent for Sale only
by II. N. DEATKICK.
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GROUP, WHOOPING COUGH and
even Asthma immediately relieved BY
Acker's English Remedy. Sold under
guarantee by j. T.. w. Baker.
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The sale Of the personal property Of
the late Benjamin Cunningham, Of
Hardy county, this State, realized
about $4,000. 1t included some
valuable short-horns.
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Down to bottom blankets 37i and.
90 cents Comforts IS. At q. r. HBE-
RINGS.
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Ga Flannel Suitings reduced 70 81.
per yard. q w. HOKE
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Tho place to buy hats cheap is 9. r..
HERKING'S,
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For domestic goods Of all kinds, at
very low prices, go to 9. w. HOKE.
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Bottom Dropped Clear 0ut-
Picnic at G. p. HERRINGrSs loaa-
ing dry goods and grocery house. begt
prints Sc. good gIngham &c. cotton
flannel &c, blankets 81 boys cashmere
Zoe.
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Blue Front BlWc Front.
Terrible downfall in prices Of sugar
ana coffee
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The latest Fall styles ID both stlH
and soft Hats. already received.
Beautiful goods and very cheap. CALI
and examine, at
GElTINGER & HOKE'S.
Queen st., Blondel Buildings
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Hats and Caps for mon and Boys ~.
DEATRIOKy4.
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If you want to Buy Boots and Gkoos4=
do not forget to 90 to II. N. DE- ,-
KICKS, opposite Post Odic, IN
assortment in town, at lowest prices.
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More cotton Flannel than you ayer-.
saw cheap al @. p. HERRlNyS
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USE ACKER's ENGLISH for Cum
sumption. Sold by j. l.. w. Baker.
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0WOt 1AOUoc.
Largest stock Rock bottom prieos
{. r. HERRING.
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For ladies vests that are the proper
cut and shape, the cheapest yen have
ever seen, go to JOS. III. SHAfFEk.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.


To our friends AID the pubiic se>-
orally. we desire to saw, We have 10 nee
arrangements with the best manufae-
turcrs n tna country, for = iarges and
complete Steck of Fall and Winter
Boots and Shoes, the better rrac a. 81
which are all made ia order. and nnon.
which we will give such 4 ruar.ntn~
IS must be satisfactory to ali W.
positively wiiI not rec,samsld nnv
other than good goods, a..a comncn
ones, We car xnd Will sell rover than
any 0ther house
q sfTINGER & fioKE.
queen st., BIondel Buildinr
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Black silk velvet. very wide and
beautiful black, thai will delight the
ladies, at JOS. Ell. SHAFFER.
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A full line of men underwear. veYxe
cheep, at DkATRICKsE.
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Great crash in prices Of blankets and
comforts.
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For silks, velvets. pushes, satins,
and DIRE IS goods Of every description
and color, 60 to JOS. H. SHAFFER.
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Hue Front blue Front
oO.0O0 dcxsn eggs wanted, for cash

NOBLE i headquarters COR small
Days OUTFIT, It's. ovce,pats, gcssN-
NETS, etc.
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The celebrated plymouth Cubs
buck gloves, also gloves Of every d..
scription for working men. cali 49,
see them. JOS. III. SHAFFKRx