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Democratic Convention.

Minutes of the Democratic meeting
held at Woodstock, Saturday, Aug
IL, 1888.
Meeting called to order by T. D.
Newman, chairman Of Democratic
county committee.
DR.. F. E. Rec made temporary
chairman.
Ambrose L. Henkel. on motion OF
DR.. ]. L. Campbell, elected Secretary
On motion of II. &. Allen, DR.. r..
E. Rice made permenent chairman
On motion Of II. e. Allen, Jos. d.
Speugl,r was nominated for LeGlSla-
ture.
DR., Chas. Sydner seconded the uomina-
ION; the nomination was II ade by aC-
clamation ard unanimous.
The county chairman announced that
the Senitorlal Convention would be
held at New Market, Saturday, Sept.
9Th, at II o'clock.
The following dele gates and alternates
were elected 10 attend the convention.
DELI GATES AT LARGE.
Peter H,>hour, Josiah Stickiey, Wa.
H. Sites. DR.. F. E. Rice was added TO
the delegates at larke.
LEE DISTRICT.
Paul Miller, Johnathan Ztkle, Jacob
G. N,f, c. 81 irley, delegates.
David Ryman, Hol kins Funk, Sam'l
Hoover. q. Koiner, alternates.
AsHBY.
John L. Pitman, Henry S. Wunder,
Fred. Lonas, L. S, Calvert, delegates.
John P. Lonas, L. II. Rluker, Jacob
II. Funkhouser. Ira BTinktr, allernates.
MADISON.
Robt. Windle. p. Grandstaff, Philip
Bowers, W. II. Hutchinson, delegates.
G.. ". Wlndle. q. ". Callahan.
Ezra Bowers, Milton Cliuedinst, alter
mates.
STONEWALL.
n. NJ. Rhodes, e. W. Otudolh'
Lewis n. Peer, W. f. Wisman' W. d.
L. Borum, delegates.
D. F. Spiker, He. Allen, G. ".
Dellipger, b. Slrosnller, Perry Bril-.
alternales.
JOHNSON.
]. II. Rodefier, J. H. Rosenberger'
Robt. McIniurl, W. H. Newman,
delegates.
Wm. Donaldson, Martin Slrickler,
VIM. Dosh, Saml. BOyers, alternates;
DAVIS.
jas. B. Jackson, DR.. Chas. Sydner,
Wm. Miller, Jos. r. Keller, delegates.
Edward Zea, John H. Newell, David
sibert, T. NJ. Cunningham, alternates.
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The Dauville Register Of August II.
contains The following as to Cen.
Wickham, Democratic and iadepcuGent
nominee for The 5 nate from the Han
over and Caroline disuic: lie is one Of
the largest landed proprietOrs in Han
over county, and is immensely popular
with all classes Of people. He is also
wee. president Of the Chesapeake and
OMo railroad and is thus brought into
contact with large number Of voters
with whom he is also a iayCriie. The
negroes Of his COUNTY have for years
beeh accustomed 10 look TO him for adj
vice aud to follow in whatever drec-
ton he pointed the way. From these
facts we are ed to believe that he could
defoat the New J,rsey squalter, Col.
A. w. Jones, whom the Coall.i'nsts
have nominated for The senate, b. no
overwhelming majority.
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What IL did for an Old Lady

CosHocrox STATION, \. \. Dec. %, 1875.
Ggxrs-A number of people had been
using your Bi;ters here, and with marked
effect. In one case, a lady Of over seventy
years, had been sick for years, and for the
past ten years has not been able to be around
half the time. About six months ago she
got so feeble she was helpless. Her old
remedies, or physicians, being of no avail,
sent to Deposit, forty five miles away, and
got bottle of Hop Bitters. 1t improved
her so she was able to dress herself and
walk about the house. When she had taken
care of her own room and walked out to her
neighbors, and has improved all the time
since. Ny wife and children also have
derived great benefit from their use.
W.B. HATHAWAY,
Act l. 9 FIX Co
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LYNcnBUEG, VA, August 10. The
democratic State executive committee
IN session here today, adopted a plar
Of organization, and appointed can
vsssels at large. II, Shepherd Of
WarrentoD, was made secretary Of the
committee, the headquarters Of which
will be at Alexandra. The following
are the caLvassers at large Hon.
John W. Daniel, Judge Joseph Chris
tan, Hon. Jim Goode, DR. 5. II.
Motif, Hon, John +. Massey, Judge
Waller Il. taples, r. T. Barton, Hon
Geo. d. Wise, Hon. j. X. Tucker,
Hon. George c, Cabell, c. f. Tngg,
P. W. Mckinney, A. N. Kelley,
Thomas s, Croxton, Baker p. Lee
aud Hon. John 7. Harris:
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If the Malone papers of Virginia are
not Republican, why IS it that when
anything hard is said about Democrats
they all publish it, and never a word in
| their defence
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Mr.. joseph II. cPENGLER, the
uominte Of the Democratic party, for
the House oil DELEGATES. is well and
favorably known 10 this county. He
would. we have no doupt. make an ex-
cellent r. preventative. As COmmiss =
Toner of The Revenue, he discharged
the duties OF lis thice diligently an d
con scientiously. lie stands sQnarely
upon the Democratic platform and he
will receive The united support of the
Democrats OF Shenandoah.
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If the Old lie ders CT the Demo.
cracy happen to be at convention.
the Republicans tells us'that it is a
gathering of old bourbons, who are
determined to run things to the
dctriment of the young blood OF the
party. II the old leaders are
absent the convention is collec>
ton of boys without wisdom Its
pretty hard to get Democratic
convention to please the Republi-
can press; but then the conventions
are not assembled for that purpose,
and nobody cares whether the Re.
publican press is pleased or not
I Boston Post.
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Mr.. WIN. Sheppard, Of Danville.
Va, was shot dead by three negroes
on the public highway, about five
miles from Danyille. while returning
home in a wagon with bis little son.
Robbery Is supposed to have been tho
object OF tie murder. L e murdcrers
have been arrested,
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Dissolution.

The partnership existing be.w cen ". D. L d. F
Spiker undes the firm name Of ". D. SpikeE Co.
has this day been mutually dissolved. The bust
ness will be continued by W. d. spiEer under the
firm name Of ". D. Spiker Co. who associated
with him In business his son.
All the indebtedness Of the old firm will be as.
sumed by the new firm and all persons indebted
to he old arm willmake settlement Of the same
by cash or note payable TO the new Arm April list,
1888.
W. d. SPIKER,
d. \. SPIKER,
June 6th-3t MAurertown, Va,
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From the rawlings OF The COaliiiOnists
10 their speeches and papers through
out tie State, pool conclusive is furn-
nhed, that tie Lynchburg Convention
did exactly what il ought TO haYe done
and made not single mistake. The
Malone Republican party in Virginia
sees that its days are nsmbCred. Lers
10 and at tlese Liberals and bury
th(m forever ia November.
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The coalitiOnlsls, at their convention
last Monday, selec', d delegates 10 at
tend convention at Nsw Market,
when tIey will? nominate their caudi
dates for the Senate and House of Dele
gates. ~
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Atlanta has sustained a great loss in
che burning of the Kimball House,
which cost, building and fu:eilure, three
quarters of q million dollars. TIE fire
occurred Sunday morning at d., light.
Fortunately no lives were lost.
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MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 10th, 1888.

at l O'Clock. ?. NJ. lst, The Scemee Hotel Pro-
perty at Orkney Springs, situated at the north
east corner Of the Public Square, and facing 1872
feet on said square, embracing lots No. - and 81
in the plat Of the said Springs. ID. Is vacant lot
in the rear of the Hotel. containing about half an
acre. Sd. Is vacant lot adjoining the last named
containing | 81 acres, this lot communicates
with the public square, where the valuable miner
al Springs are situated by public street 80 feet
square, and is very close 10 the square, it VIII
make number Of eligible building lots. 4th,
Thirty one, or more, building lots which have
been laid Of by order OF the eclrt on the main
avenue Che Orkney and Howard Lick Turnpike
Company just east Of the large Hotel Property Of
Moore GTCo. These lots face on either side Of
this avenue, see plot on record in Clerks Office,
Book ~, page 70. 9TH, Six building lots facing on
evenly sixth street, on said plot.
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Party Organization.
MEETING OF THE STATE DEMOCRATIC
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

LYNcnBURG. Va, August 10.-The
State Executive Committee of the
Democratic party met tonight.
Il. Sheppard, of Warrenten, was
appointed secretary, and the head
quarters of the committee were Local
tod at Alexandria.
PLAN OF ORGANIZATION.
The committee adopted the follow
ing plan Of organization, submitted
by the sub committee.
Whereas the conduct Of the ap.
proachng canvass devolv,s upon the
Executive G mmittee : now therefore
be it
RESOLVED. that the following plan
be, and the same is her.by adopted
as the plan Of organization for the
Democratic party Of the State
DISTRICT COMMITTEES.
l. The chairman of the State Gems
trail Committee will at once request a
meeting of each Of the congressional
district committees, constituting the
State Central Committee. which ccm-
mittee will meet as early as practica-
BILE at some convenient point in their
district ard elect a chairman aud re-
port the name Of said chairman to him
(the chairman Of the State Executive
Committee) at once. Where chair
men have already been appointed they
will at once officially notify the chairo
man of the State C,ntral Committee,
at Alexandria, Va.
APPORTI0NS;ENT OF COUNTIES.
2. The district com niltees will ap-
portion the counties of their, districts
geographically between themselves as
they deem best, after which the dis
trict chairman will report to the chair
man Of the State Central Committee
at Alexandra the said appoftiODment
giving the post-ofice address Of each
member of the committee.
DUTY OF DISTRICT Committeeman.
3. 1t shall be the duty of each mem
Der Of the district committee to visit the
counties embraced in their apportlon-
ment and assist the county chairman,
nd if no county chairman has been
elected, they will appoint one in the
org anization Of the particular county,
and report all action 10 the district
claifmln. The district chairman will
report weekly to the chairman Of tue
state Executive Committee the pro-
gress of organization and the ndi
ton and wants of the party in the
district.
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TRUsTEE's SALE
IL OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

Py virtue Of a deed OF trust executed to Jos.
f. saum, by Jacob Ludwig and Alice his wife, by
deed bearing date on the 26th day Of Sept.
1881, and duly recorded in the Clerks's Office Of
No. 4, page $50; And whereas bysn order Of the
court of sald county entered at its Jan. term
1859, SamT c. Williams was substituted as Trus-
tee in the room and stead Of Jos. +. Ssum. aud
Afterwards 10 wit viz: At the ,oy. term Of said
county court, by like order Of said court. Jas
O. Fravei was substituted trustee in said DE- "A
Of trust in the room and stead Of Samuel @.
Williams, decd. And at another term Of said
court. 10 witt At its April term 1873, Mark
Bird was substituted by order Of said court IS
trustee in said deed in the and stead Of said
Jas. G. Frayel, decd. And at another term Of
said court to wit At its Feb term 1888 /. Hite
Bird was substituted by an order Of said court as
trustee in said deed in the and stead Of said
Mark Bird, decd, 10 secure the debt therein men,
toned, the un dersigned trustee will sell on the
premises,
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ROUGH on RATS

Clears cut rats. mice, reaches, Il es
ants, bed-bugs. skunks, chipmunk'
g0phtrs. l5;. Druggists.
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COUNTY CHAIRMEN.

COUNTY CHAIRMEN.
II. The chairman OF each coun.
ty committee shall furnish the
names Of precinct committeeman to
the chairman of the precict comuit-
tee, and he shall also furnish the
same TO the chairman OF the State
Central Committee, with the post
offices OF the chairmen and commit
teemen.
SEE THAT a FULL VOTE IS POLLED.
13. 1t shall be the duty of the
precinct committee TO see that a
full vote is polled
BY order Of the State Executive
Committee.
JOHN S. BARBOUR Chairman.
II. SHEPPARD, Secretary. "a.
OTHER DUTIES OF COMMITTEES.
The committee also adopted the
following resolution;
Res0IUed, That the district con-
gressional committees will proceed
at once 10 make appointments for
speakers, whom they will select to
speak on all occasions announced
for speaking by the opponents OF
the Democratic party, and the
county comm ittee will arrange for
Joint discussions when deemed ex>
pedient. The district congressional
committees will also select speakers
and make appointments for Them
in the respective counties of their
districts, and will see that there is
speaker provided for every court>
day in every county from now un-
til the day OF election.
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A reunion OF The Confederate soldiers
of Warren county. N G., it being esti-
mated that 1000 persons we're present i.
A patriotic aud eloquent address was
delivered by Senator NJ. w Ransom.
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Nelc tiSementS'
y OF
ORKNEY SPRING PROPERTY
WooDsToCK. VIRGINIA.

We will offer for sale at public auction, under
the order Of the Circuit Court Of Frederick Coun-
ty. of the November term 1882 in the chancery
causes Of VIM. Seemers admir-. VS.. VIM. S5emers
heirs. and Of the same vs. Jos. D. Seemer, admr.
and others, in front Of the Court House, in Wood
stock, on
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TIE S.e1vndoal Valley rej)ic,s In
lhe ll.idns r f matbl. near New Market.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

u Vss3.
To the Gen. Receiver, all Special Receivers.
and all Commissioners Of Sale o. the Circuit
Court of Shenandoah county.
You are hereby notified that have fixed upon
the 9, TO-, and IL days Of August next, at my
Office in Woodstock Va, by order Of the Circuit
Court Of said county to -ette the accounts Of the
General Receiver Of said court; The accounts Of
all special Receivers OF said court; and the ac-
counts of III commissioners Of sale OF said court,
aud unless said parties appear before me at said
time and place for settlement Of their account, ,
they Will be reported to the court for failing to
do.
Given under my hand IS ccnr. in chancery Of
the circuit court Ct shenandoah.county.
July ltd. P. W. MAGRUDER.
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MISS lane MYERS,

announces to her customers that she has
opened her SPRING AND SUMNER MIL
LINERY, consisting of the latest styles Of
HATS, RONNETS,
FLOWERS, FEATHERS
and all the shades of trimming maternal.
She will give especial attention to fitting up
her work in the best STYLES. Prices low.
Ladies' please call
Nav 2-lmr
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nFA Tnet, life is sweeping by. 60 and dar
uIV before you die, something might
mr. i and sublime leave benin to conQue
tAV time" sec week 10 your Own town
s. ontft free. No risk. Everything new. Capita
Many are making fortunes. Ladies' make =
UGH as men, aud boys aud girls make great pa
Hsder. II you want business at which you oss
ske great pay Ill the time, write for particulars
Z HALLETT 4 Co., Portland, Maine.
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DR.B.F. MAPHIs, DENTIST,
IL Graduate Of the University Of Msrylan
Ilental College. Once sAUxsvILLR, VA. In bis
office hrst two weeks n each month.
fY- Satisfaction guaranteed.
Nitrons oxide Gas administered.
July 1Ith-6mo.
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Collector.
Collector.

will give my personal attention TO the collec-
ton Of all kinds Of claims, anywhere In the county
OF Shenandoah.
Money collected will be promptly paid over.
can be found at all times, when not engaged,
at or near the Court House. Whenever II Is neces
sa ~ to bring suit the claims will be placed into
the hands Of competent aud responsible attorneys
2, \. HOsBOpk.
July 1sth-tf. Woodstock, Va.
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appointed by the Stale Executive
Committee.
WEEKLY REPORTS.

II. In order to thoroughly carry
out this plan, district. county, and
precinct chairmen are urged to at
tend particularly to weekly re
Morris
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Garden Seeds

always or hand. have full stock Of General
Merchandise that sell Bottom Prices for ca 81 or
country produce.
ADDISON MUNICH,
Mar. 7-3mo. Seven FoV atains, Va
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MONDAY. AUGUST 20. 1883.
CONTAINING SO Is ACRES,

to the highest bidder, the terms Of sale to be
made known on day Of sale, the tracts or parcels
of land described in said deed,
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be the same more or less, it being the land con.
yeyed by jacob Lantz, and wife - Jacob Lud wig
by deed bearing date March 10th, 1881, and sept.
Of the County Court Of said county, IN Liber No.
l, page 1919, and known as the Cooling trsct.
adj lining the lands Of George NolyertOn and
ssml. VI. Lsntz. said land lying on the Fade ley
road leading TO Woodstock, convenient 10 Lantz's
Mil, Stores, school house, and post Office.
~ Sale to begin 81 ~ clock, NJ
I.HITE BIRD,
T.,1v Irr
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POtatOe for Sale.

Mr.. Addison Munich Of Seven Fountains, Va:
offers for sale, Mammouth Pearl aud Nagnum
Bonum Potatoes a. sl.00 per bushei and after
Mar ch -, Clarks No. White Elephant and Bel
potatoes at 10 cts. per h. lbs. for Is cts is bs
for fl0O and 80 lbs. for sl.75. fail stockof
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@7OLwFEK. sI7 day steme tsn i.
p'A Costly ortft Tree. Address Ira 8
rfvsts, ksirs hsreb2s, = :
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June 6th,-3t.
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CANYASSEI'S AT LAkGE.
10. Canyassers at large will be
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Hanover County, August llih, leo'
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LITERARY NOTES.

The Rev. Charles Pelletreau. who was the ac.ine
rbanlain of the 7th Regiment during Its last
encampmept has written q humorous account in
of the savings and doings of the 7th on that
occasion II is entitled "Reminiscences OF the 'th
pao;nep, IN State Camp. 1885," and will be issued
nv Mr. Thomas Whitaker of this city, In lew
days.
The Rev w. w. Newton, the author OF the
.pr,est and the Man" will soon begin the writing
of another novel dealing with phases OF modern
thought and life.
The MAGAZINE of Art for September contains an
article descriptive of Dorchester House by Eustace
Balfour, an account of Val Prnsep, with portrait
and engravings of some of his best-known pictures
notably "At the Golden Gate" and variety OF
other matter of architectural and art interest.
number of pictures from the var. GUS LONDON eAni
billions Of 1883 are reproduced.
Mr.. Paul du Chaillu. the celebrated traveller VINO
is now in London Is said to be working hard on DIS
new book. The Viking Age" concerning when
great expectation are entertained by his irlehuS'
Sir George Dissent, it IS stated, has aoanuoneu
his intention of completing the lie oi tnc ia'o ii
Deane, of The London Times
Mr.. P. w. Clayden, who is one OF the EDITORS Oh
The London Daily Neies and Unitarian clergy in"n
of mark. is the author of a readable memoir OF
/" Samuel sharne. Psychologist and Bible Trans
latorr Mr.. Sharpe was the favorite nephew OF
Samuel Rogers the poet, of whom some interesting
"reminiscences are given in this volume
The Bheelman for September comes weighted WIN
many good things. some of which would 90 DO u,'-
credit to ambitious periodicals. lnere Is ov W.
slightest suggestion of the cheap trade journal ABOUT
it: on the contrary, in typography. illustrations
paper and general literary excellence 1t Will take
rank with the best. That the votaries OF TINS new
and delightful pastime should give the pubic such
an excellent magazine is highly creditable to them
Il proves that they can do other things well BESIDES
riding bicycles.
Among the recent publications of ID. Lothrop q
Co. George Macdonald's new novel; Donal Grant, VIII
be read with interest 1t is published IN TINS coun
try from the manuscript of the author and VIII DO
republished in England from advance sheets lur-
plshed by the American publishers.
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Gam Schools.


NNUAL SESSION (25th) Of the Law School
n Of ths University OF the CRY of begins peS9
her next and ends 1884. A. j. VanderpOei b~ D
President Faculty For catalogues &C. apRy 70
Secretary OF Law Faculty Bryant Boildng 90 1bertys
CT. LOUIS LAW SCHOOL, Washington
y University st. Louis Mo -Gra1uates OF Eastern Coi
Ieges ana Others seeking higher standard OF poiessonai
study than necessary for admission TO the Ba OF no
ructlOn in tho law OF the western o1o'
arei invited send for a Cata ogue ,oao -,
Seventeenth annual term commences october = 1883 anu
exfsnds IN lime ias4 WILLIAM q. HAMMOND.
Dean OF Law Faculty, LAY.
Lucas Place. st Louis, MO-
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BrookIrtr Gehools.

DROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY. ,o.,
mis- old and most thoroughly equipped private scnoo
for the hi CHER education of young ladies VIII DC reopeH
September 10. for a
limited number OF pupils -. ,x,,,c-r ,.,.o,o,
los MOntague-sL, Brooklyn, NJ L.
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Giin Real Gstate for Sale.
Gin ilroperip 60 Get.

A THE LlSPENARD," S6th-st., near
~ Madison avc-Iani3Ome apartments Of 3 rooms
rents So aud 300 ms ection solicited : janitOr
4 DESIRABLE FLOORS TOILET TO small
~ select IN newly atted houses at modoraie
rent Apply To oiIco vi estate, SAM FL PHlLiPS III
Wtst 10 Il 81
4 FEW very desirable apartments Will De
~ ready for occupancy about October IN the Lipenard.
sGth.st Madison all light rooms So and 500
per month. Apply now toJANIfOk ON premises
FURNISHED HOUSE to LET, West 49th-st.,
athave full width high sto0p. brown stone %
strictly private family agents Address b. u. W..
tribune Uptown Once. ,.23s Broadway.
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Dancin1 Ara0emles.

ALLEN DODWORTHS School for Dancing,
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saturday, October 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-25
INSTRUCTION.
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