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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-07-28
Harvest Home.

Under tn, auspice' of Mt. Wesley, M !.
E. Church, Shepherdstown charge,
WEDNESDAY,, August lst, 1883. in
the grove adjoining Lemen's ware
house, ar the foot of slack water, one
mile west of Scrabble. Excursions
from Martinsburg to the gI ounds dur
ing the day, via: y. V. X. X to Fall
ling Waters. thence by steam boat,
Lizzie May" to the grounds. Fare
for the round trip GO cents. The steam
boat will stop at the M outh of Opequon
Creek and Avis Mills. for passengers.
Dinner, ice cream, CONNECTIONS, fruits,
lemonade, &C., will be offered at reas.
enable prices. All are invited to come
and enjoy our annual festal day. There
will be music on the ground.
Geo Fulk. Jno. w. Daley, j. Mar
tin Byers, j. McQuilkin, f. Snyder,
committee.
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Now is the time when beaux shun
the ice-cream resorts with a dread
that is almost laughabie. The young
man who, when the tender bit of
feminine perfection by his side with
a loDging'for ice cream'look in her
beautiful eyes, gazes lovingly into
the face of her escort and fondly re-
marks, "It is so warm, dear l wish
1 had cool drink I" can turn away
and reply that they are nearly home,
is decidedly brute. He should re-
member the happiness and refreshing
effects to be found in a plate of ice
cream, and then, should he refuse to
treat his girl, his name should be
handed down to posterity as an un-
feeling individual, who died "unhon'
ored, unwept and unsung."
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New wheat starts off at from Sl.05
to LOS according to quality.
Peaches in small quantities are
coming into market.
The warm weather knocks the
energy out of a fellow.
Baptist picnic at Island Park on
next Friday, August 3rd. Go.
There is every indication for a good
fall trade.
Some of our farmers have COM
menced thrashing.
"Wilt thou, and it wilted," as the
sun said to the starched collar.
1t it said the chestnut crop will be
a very large one.
Trade dollars are getting scarce in
Martinsburg.
Mr.. d. H. Stuckey will please ac-
cept thanks for late Cincinatti pa
pers.
Cold tea, favored with lime juice
makes a delightful and harmless
drink for warm water.
A young man, it is said, is made
better by a sisters love. 1t is
not necessary that it should be his
own sister.
A Kansas party has contributed
$4,000 to the Conscience fund.
Judging from the tenor of Kansas
items that get into the papers, this
sum ought to cover all the conscience
that exists in that State.
Sixteen petrified human figures
have been unearthed in Pine Noun,
tain, Kentucky. The action of lime
water is the ascribed cause of this
qualification. Since Kentuckians
quit using water of any kind, and
devoted themselves to bourbon, no
cases of petrification have taken
place.
Prof. Proctor states that the moon
has grown old much more rapidly,
owing to its smaller size, than the
earth, and is therefore, bald, dccrepid
and about dead. Considering that
the moon has had a front seat to see
all the wickedness of this earth since
Adam found a use for fig leaves, the
wonder is that the bold satellite did
not die sooner.
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The Independent Order of Good
Templars will hold a picnic in Gran
tham's Grove, near Shanghai. on
August 4th. Addresses will be made
by Revs. Hilton and Downey, and
Messrs. Preston, Stump and Camp
bell. The Jones' Spring and Shang-
hal Coronet Bands will furnish mu-
sic for the occasion. The public are
cordially invited to attend. All
kinds of refreshments will be furn-
ished on the grounds at reasonable
rates.
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The Masonic Memorial Window,
placed in the Episcopal Church of
this place, by the Masonic fraternity
of Virginia and West Virginia, in
remembrance of the late Col. Ed
mund P. Hunter, of this place, who,
at the time of his death, was Grand
Master of the Grand Lodge of Vir.
ginia, and an earnest active mason,
is a grand piece of workmanship,
and a beautiful tribute to the memo
ry of the deceased.
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A GOOD YIELDING are in
formed that Mr.. John Grove, living
near Gerardstown, has just threshed
a field of wheat measuring Is acres
which has yielded 400 bushels of
prime wheat, being little more
than 80 bushels to the acre. Mr..
Grove informs us that he only used
100 lbs. of fertilizer to the acre, the
kind used was Shaffer's Wheat Com
pound.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-07-28

AT a meeting Of the Stock holders of
the Martinsburg Gas Co held at the Court
Houss July Gath, 1883, the following
named gentlemen were elected directors
for the ensuing year.
HIN Deatrick, M W Martin, David
We'll Elias Emmert, B Fiery, J N Abel,
J H Shaffer, J II Getlinger, and G G viii.
liams, Jr The directors met July 25th.
and organized by electing the following
officers: H N Deatrick, President j
Howard Gettinger, Vice President Frank
Emmert, Secretary and Treasurer and
J w Brenner Superintendent.
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The DEPENDENT attaches
were RECALLED on Saturday last by a
supply of ice cream and cake, the
present Of the popular young con-
fectioner, Mr.. Charles D. Matthei.
To say that the ice cream was supurb
and the cake splendid, is to but half
extol Its merits. The attaches of the
office, one and all, return thanks and
wish the doner great prosperity and
deserved success.
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LAST Tuesday, while on their way to
Harper's Ferry in buggy, in fording the
Opequon, at Sulphur Spring ford, Mr..
George Ssncindiver and his wife were
thrown into the water by the vehicle
overturning, owing to a change in the
channel from the recent heavy rain The
occupants escaped with a thorough duck.
ing. Mrs. S. showed her nerve and pres
encc of mind by promptly wading about
L the water to rescue the articles floating
away from the overturned buggy, which
was damaged considerably.
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Great bargains inc arpets.

We have just received large line Of
Carpets which we have bought at great
ley reduced prices. We will sell them
from five to ten cents a yard cheaper
than they were one month ago. This
is one ofthe greatest bargains wa have
ever offered in fhe trade-dont fail to
see them and If you don't think they
are cheap we will not ask you to buy.
call early. No trouble to show goods.
Respectfully
FIERY.
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Great reduction in prices of all our
summer goods. such as lawns, white
dress goods of all kinds, swiss and
hamburg embro ideries, laces, white
bed spreads, parasols, underware,
fans, sc. This is no kumbug and now
is your chance for bargains as these
good s must be sold by Sept. lst to make
room for our Fall invoice, which will
be large and cheap at all times.
Respectfully.
III. G. BERRY. 4 co.
Opp L. 0
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Where to buy cheap accordeons,
from 90 cents to $l,00; violins, bangos,
hamonicss, Ricbt RS concert; picture
frames, of every description. At G.
+. HERRING'S Popular Cash Store
corner Queen and Martin streets.
iY IA tf
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-07-28

WHILE in Strinesville this week the
buildings of the Martinsburg Manufac-
turing Company attracted our attention,
and we crossed over to see what could be
seen. The building is 4exl25 feet, with
a wing about 2Ox30 feet, and is divided
by partitions to suit the purposes of the
enterprise, into engine, saw, lathe, finish
ing, packing rooms and Office, and next
week will be ready to receive the machin-
cry. The power will be furnished by
fifty horsepower boiler and a forty-fve
horse power engine, which Mr.. John
Fitz, the contractor, informed US he ex-
pected to place in position in few days,
and that by the middle Of August it is
thought start Will be made. Mr.. P. S.
Kugler, who will have CHARGE is on hand,
experimenting the work and giving the
benefit of hislong experience in the ar
rangement of the buildings, etc. We also
noticed piled upi in the building lot of
spokes, etc, manufactured in Stockton,
N. j., by Messrs. Kugler, and intended
for the foreign trade, among Others, spokes
for the African trade, which though fancy
in style, are stronger and heavier than
any ever seen in this section. The COM
pany will START in on the manufacture Of
spokes, handles, etc, but by charter
right have the power to increase their
stock and manufacture any article of
which wood and iron are parts
There is no doubt but that this enter
prise is plant from which others will
spring up, and is deserving of the most
substantial encouragement.
Right here we might say it is worth
the time of our people, not aware OF the
fact, to visit the locality of the above
works. and notice the enterprise of the
surroundings. The Hannis Distillery,
Parks Touring mills and fertilizer house,
Frazer h Bishops warehouse and ferti-
lizing establishment, Farrin's boiler
works, the planning mill, Janney & Dow
ney's warehouse and plaster mill, Shaffer
h Sons, the B. b o. freight depot, John
Fitz's foundery machine shops, saw mills,
ETC., and Equality Mills, are all right
here and busy as bees, giving evidence
of enterprise and thrift. And still there
is room for more.
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Religious.
THIS Is rHY FATHERS Houss.

Why should'st thou come, O child, as
beggars come.
Who take the gift, but count the love
as nanght2
This is thy Fathers house. For thee
He sought,
Waiting thy coming till the day was
done.
he cares for thee, Ask for large supplies
Put on the robe aud ring, and east away
Thy garments stained with tears, with
sin defiled,
And if His wisdom all thy PRAYER de-
MES,
Secure in love, look up and trusting say
he ia the King, yet am still His child,
M. E. Church, South.--Second
Quarterly meeting will commence on
Sunday morning, July Goth. Preach
ing at II a. M, by the pastor. Love-
feast at 8 p. m. Preaching at sp.
M, by Rev. p. II. Whisner, d. ID.
Quarterly Conference on Monday
morning at 10 o'clock, a. m.
FIRST M. Z. CHURCH.-Sabbath
July 29th-Divine service at IL A. NJ.
and s p. NJ. Experience meeting on
Wednesday evening, August 1st, be-
ginning at s O'Clock. A cordial in
yitation.
Services in the Lutheran Church
tomorrow Sunday morning, at IL
O'Clock, after which there will be a
meeting of the congregation. All
members are urgently requested to
attend.
There will be services in the Re-
formed Church tomorrow Sunday
morning and evening at the usual
hours.
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Extra Bargains.

A small lot Misses pebble and kid
SIDE LACE boots will be sold very
cheap, to close, at
GETTINGER 4 HOK.E'S
Boot and Shoe Headquarters.
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The Southern Methodist Sunday School
will pic mic at Island Park. OH Thursday,
August End. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all to join the excursion. An
enjoyable day is anticipated.
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ATTENTION is called to the
Stockholders meeting of the Valley
Agricultural Association, which
takes place next Wednesday, August
1st. 1t is important that every
stakeholder should be present at
this meeting, in order to fully Or
ganize and take the necessary steps
for pushing forward the arrange
ments for an exhibition in Octo.
Der.
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PROF. Hamilton, piano tuner and
repairer, is getting all the work he
can properly attend to, and is giving
entire satisfaction. He is thorough.
ly competent. Orders left at j. L..
w. Bakers Drug Store will receive
prompt attention.
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Notice..

Trade dollars taken at H fDE'S JEW
ELRY STORE, for $l.00. Always
the largest stock in the State.
Hydes Building,
1m-July IA. AZ Queen Street.
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OHIO HUNTER, son of DIR. J. H.
Hunter, of this place, had his hand
painfully hurt by being caught in a
hay'f0rk at work in the parn Of Mr..
Barney Kilmer. His cries attract
ed eattention, and the horse oper.
ating the fork was quickly stopped,
averting the loss probably of an arm.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-07-28

RENoUNcED. j. R. Clifford, who
was left by will in charge of all the per-
sonal property of Horace Mcdaniel, decd,
and in charge of bis child, has renounced
and relinquished all interest therein.
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A COMPANY OF some forty or Gty per-
sons, OF this place, including number
of children, spent a pleasant and enjoyable
day at Potomac Isle last Monday. 1t was
merry company and all expressed them
selves highly pleased with the trip.
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wanted.

Spokes ard Spoke Tim Der, both Oak
and Hickory, of best quality, at New
Martinsburg Spoke Works, for which
the bes I prices will be paid Apply
to j. l. KUGLER 81 co.
jy14 3m Martinsburg, w. Va.
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THE Mechanics Band, of this
place, "took the cake" at the contest
of the bands of the Cumberland Vail
ley, at Mont Alto, last Saturday.
Hurrah for the boys! We extend
thanks for a piece of the cake.
When Martinsburg puts on her war
paint and goes in to win, she is sure
to come out ahead. All that is
necessary is to get her thoroughly
worked up.
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Mr.. s. p. DOUGLAS has sold his in
terest in the hardware business to
Mr.. III. d. Kllmer, and the name of
the firm will hereafter be Kilmer 81
Gerling.
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To make fire without kindling, coal
oil or paper, get q gross OF ~ GLE
your merchants. Each block will
burn from 2 to 5 minutes, long enough
to light a common stick Of wood. Try
it and be agreeably surprised. jy2l I'm
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A LITTLE six year old daughter
of Mr.. Charles Zimmerman, while
playing near the Water works build
ing, last week, was attacked by a
calf and butted into the creek, and
but for timely assistance would have
been drowned. AS it was, she re-
ceive dseveral severe bruises.
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II you want fly fans. glass jars, t n
cans, water coolers. wire dish covers,
retrigerators, camp stools, oil stoves,
bird cages, ETC., cheap, go to FISHER
Il FISKE'S Also the genuine
granger fruit evaporater, price $40.
Guaranteed to give satisfaction or no
sale.
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The Baptist Sunday School Picnic
will be held at Island Park, on FRI
day, August 3rd. All are cordially
invited to attend. Trains will leave
at "a. NJ. and IL. 20 o'clockP NJ. Fare
for round trip: adults, so cents ;
children, 25 cents.
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The entertainment given by the
boys and girls, in the lecture room
Of the Lutheran Church, last week
was an enjoyable affair, and the re.
suit, financially, highly satisfactory.
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III. N. DEATRICK has returned
from Philadelphia and has opened up
full line of Dry Goods and Notions,
poots and Shoes. Call and see then.
Calico as low as 3 cents per yard.
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Gentlemen in want OF very super
ior and easy fitting shoe, should try
"Burts,n every pair of which are full
ly warranted. Sold ONLY by GET
finger g. HOKE.
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Another invoice of COUSINS
celebrated shoes for ladies, just receiv-
ed at GETTINGER 81 HOKES.
These are very superior goods and
guaranteed to give entire satisfaction.
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Wanted.

$4,000 Oak and 10 600 Chestnut r. r.
Ties delivered at Harrisburg, Pa. Com
munications solicited.
j. G McNAUGHTON " co,
3l5 s. Front St,
jy IA I'm. Philadelphia
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
ATTENTION. FARMERS.

$1,000 bushels of wheat wanted. for
which he highest cash price will be
paid See US before you SELL
HAMlLL h GETZENDANNEB.
p. S. Also agents for the Empire
Drill and Standard Fertilizer.
Tvs mo
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SUMMER HATS in endless variety.
All the leading styles in nice goods.
with u full line of common straw and
Malagas, at city prices at GETTINGER
81 HOKE.
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Mr.. s. l.. NYE, of New York,
who for twenty years has been en-
gagged in the examination of western
mines, and has a wide reputation for
his ability as practical and exper-
fenced miner, has been spending a
few days at the home of Rev. John
w. Hedges, near Hedgesville, in ex
amining his property. Mr.. Nye
pronounces the indications silver,
and reports them as among the finest
and the best. Samples sent to Phil
adelphia and Baltimore for analysis
have returned the same report. 1t
is known that Mr.. Hedges has en-
gagged hands, and in few days will
begin operation, to see to what extent
and in what quantities the vein may
sexist.
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The firemen s picnic is fixed for
Wednesday August Goth, at Potom-
&C Isle, instead of the 22cd as anoun-
ced last week.
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Mr.. w. A. PITzER, of Charles street,
has in his garden tomato weighing two
pounds. 1t is still growing. Score one
point for "West End.
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Ladies' hand made fine shoes at j.
LYONS Boot and Shoe Store, next to
the Valley House, Martinsburg,
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The celebrated Walker fine Boots
and Shoes. Extra quality. low cuts,
for men. For sale only by j. LYONS.
in 30l m.
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The American AgrieuAuralist, one Of
the leading Agricultural paper in the
country proposes to be represented at the
Fair of the Valley Agricultural Associa-
ton to be held ia this place In October.
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A large assortment of dress goods,
consisting of nice assortment Lawns,
Percals, Cashmers, very cheap at
DEATRICK,S.
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,PLENDID LINE of Ladies and
- Misses colored and white hose very
cheap at JOS. II. SHAFFER'S.
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TRADE DOLLARS wanted for
cash by q r. HERRING. corner
Queen and Martin Streets. Jyl4 b.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
WANTED

To dispose of LARGE IRON KETTLE.
Will exchange 1t for wood Enquire at
this Office
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Don't forget the only place to get the
celebrated Carlisle shoe is at
DEATRICK'S.
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Fans. Fans.

DEKFECT beauties at astonishing
l. low prices at j. Il. SHAFFER.
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THE Democratic Executive Com
mittee of the county, last fall, offer
ed a handsome flag to the township
which should show the largest in
creased democratic vote at that
election. Falling Waters won the
prize, and the committee have just
received the flag, ordered from Balti
more.
A MEETING of the Democratic Executive
Committee of the county, held last Mon
day, decided to have the banner won by
the democrats of Falling Waters, present.
ed to them on Saturday, Aug ust 4th. 1t
is proposed to hold picnic in Emmer-
sons woods on that day, at which time
the banner will be presented by Mr.
Thornton Henshaw, who has been selected
to make the presentation speech. An in
vitation is extended to the public
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THE second annual picnic of the
employees Of the B and O, railroad
was held at Island Park on Tuesday.
The attendance was estimated at
5000. Seventy-five cars were requi-
red to transport the people, and
about twenty were loaned by the
Pennsylvania, Cumberland Valley
and Shenandoah Valley Railroads !.
Nineteen cars came from Baltimore.
Fifteen came from Cumberland,
and fourteen from Piedmont and
Keyser. The rain temporarily in
terferred with the enjoyment of the
people, Religious exercises were
held in the pavilions from one until
four, and these were crowded until
the close. Temperance was a sub.
ject much discussed, and several
strong speeches were made in favor
of local option. All the speakers
upon the subject of temperance
were ladies. Miss Jennie Smith con.
Quoted the services in one of the pa
vilions, She was assisted by Mrs.
Martin, superintendent of railroad
temperance work, and by Miss
Tyler, all of the Women's Christian
Temperance Union. In the other
pavilion the services were conduc.
ted by Mr.. George A. Hilton. The
principal addresses were by Rev. DR..
Elliott, of Plymorth, England Rev.
Mr.. Buck, Of Washington; j. r.
Sagle, T, A. Wylie and o. B. Brown,
of the young Mems Christian Asso-
citation of Washington. The sing
ing was very good.
Island Park has been fitted up by
the B. & O. little each year
until it is now one of the pleasantest
picnic resorts in the country. This
year bathing houses for both ladies
and gentlemen have been added and
is quite an attractive enjoyment.
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A. few old styles in summer hats,
good goods, will be sold at and below
cost, to close, at
GETTINGER ~ HOKES,
Blondeps Building.
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A Good YIELo.-Mr. John T. Best,
near Araby, Frederick county, threshed
his crop of Eureka" wheat and realized
between forty-fve and fifty bushels to the
acre. The Eureka is new variety in
this section OF the country, and was sup
posed would not mature in this climate
Mr.. Best is so we'll pleased with the re-
suit of the experiment that he will put
out large acreage ofthat crop this fall.
His other varieties average about thirty
five bushels per acre. HagerstoVn Globe.
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If you wish to find the best stock OF
Boots and Shoes in Martinsburg, for
the least money, call at
III. N. DEATRICK'S,
Opposite Pa .tofice.
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Best calico in town for cents per
yard at III. N. DEATRICK'S.
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Just Received

A MOTHER LOT of the cheapest
"A white goods ever sold in this city.
White India Linen Is cents,
8 DIVINITY " Is .
Brilliant Is :
Nainsook, dotted Swiss, Swiss en-
broidery and edgiDg. Call and sec
them. JOS. Fl. SHAFEk.
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Parasols and sun umbrellas-a good
observation-disclosures in town at
III. N. DEATRICK'S.