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"A sfox in Cleveland reads: "Ice Kream
Sa|lune.r which is probably the worst
cold spell q tie season.-ChicdgO Journal.
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i was 4 son IL Erin who asked thr
meeting 10 cxs a. him from service on
= committee because NJ expected 10 ~
unexpectedly called AWAY.
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"I'u afraid. Bridget. that We will net
BE- able 70 live together any ionger.n "An'
sure. mum, where y Il ye'd " goin'f"-X.
y. Neirs.
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"a FRrExD Is q second sclf.n but some
men wobble along without duplication
N. 4. Graphic.
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TUX short. hacking cough. which leads x
Consumption. + cured b. Fiso's Cure
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" afflicted with Sore Eyee. rse Dr. Iso1
Thompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell IL. ~
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TIN man who hath no music In bis soul
The chap who wears rubber boots.-N.
y. journal.
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A rKSoR singer can always secure . hall
easier than : basso, because he can 80
higher.
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Shoulder Braces.
'GENTLEMEN and Ladies' Braces.
NJ A full stock, cheapest to the best.
at BOWMAN'S Drug Store

The very natural preference among
ladies tor white costumes is greatly slim
ulated this lear by the endorsement of
leading fashion authorities and they ara
now considered the most popular thing
for summer wear, Months ago, putting
this and that together, we felt sure that
such would be the case and While pro-
viding literally of all other Dress Goods,
we have endeavored to excel in the pro-
duction of White goods, and therefore
we now offer one ofthe prettiest and we
believe the very largest collection of the
season. White goods renew their youthE
Constantly coming from the laundry as
fresh and beautiful rs from the hands Of
the merchant and stand world of wear.
Our collection embraces India Linen,
French and Domestic Null, Nainsook,
lPiquas, ect. Our Swiss Hamburg Trim
lmings have been selected with great care
and we know are especially cheap We
have also large line Of All over Ham
burg and Embroidery for Yokes and
Sleeves, which are being used very ex-
tensively, this season. Call, and we will
with pleasure show you through our
Stock and give you close prices.
~ Respectfully,
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Now Goods.

We have just received our usual sup
ply Of Spring and Summer Goods, en-
bracing almost 6very thing in the Dry
Goods and Notion line. Our aim is to
keep better and fuller stock all the
time. and would say, that our line Of
Spring and Summer Goods has never
been 20 complete as now. It is not
necessary for us to specify the kinds of
of Goods we have. as we always ke- D
in Silks and Dress Goods, the latest aud
most fashionable kinds, and what We
want is tor you TO come and see for
yourself. W. have also. the largest
and prettiest line of White Goods and
Embroideries we hare ever had, Cling
hams, Lawns, Prints. Domestics &c
in great variety We would be pleased
TO have our friends, customers and pub.
lie generally to call and inspect our
stock.sas we fell assured that you will
find the Quality Of our goods and
prices satisfactory. Respectfully.
Il. w. HOK Z.
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SATURDAY, JUNE 81, 1884.

AN EXCELLENT SERMON.-As
announced, Rev. F. M. Wood, pastor
Of the Presbyterian church, preached
sermon to young men, on Sunday
last. His text was III Samuel, xviii
chapter and SO verse: Sand the king
was much moved, and went up to
the chamber over the gate and wept;
and as he went thus he said, o my
son, Absalom. my son, my son, Abso-
lem would God / had died for thee,
o Absalom, my son, my son !" The
deductions of the learned minister
were logical and exceedingly inter-
esting, and the practical application,
whilst particularly solemn, was too
true to be questioned and SO pecu-
liarly sublime as to be very impress
sive, and recalls the touching lines
of Willis, expressing old King,David's
grief and final departure from the
body of his son:
"And now, farewell IT'S hard to give
thee up,
With death, go like gentle slumber, on
thee;
And thy dark sin Oh could drink
the cup,
If from this woe its bitterness had won
thee.
May God have called thee, like wan
derer, home,
My Ab5alom
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TRIAL OF BINDERS. --Alternating
between rain and sunshine, with odds
in favor of mud, eight binders enter
ed the barley field [Colston had al
ready been into last years wheat
crop] of Mr.. John e. Boyd on Fri
day of last week, to exhibit their
special powers of usefulness, under
the most trying circumstances. 1t
was not day for first class work,
yet such work was done as demon
strated the science of intellect in one
of the most important branches of
human industry. The Messrs.
Thatcher 81 Bro, with the "Wood, !"
first moved into line, followed by Mr..
James Noll with the "Osborne,"
Dodd u Dodd with the "Deering,"
G. Campbell Janney with the
champion" Miller & Henson with
the ''Esterly," j. L. Janney with
the Excelsior" Ronk Bros. with
the Mccormick" and E. D. ROUGH
with the Buckeye" We will not
play Judge. Like the sewing ma
chimes, all do good work, and yet
each has special merits, and what
will please one man will not please.
another. 1t is a good idea to have
these exhibitions and let people Judge
for themselves as to which they de-
sire to purchase, and not have any
decision by two or three judges, who
whilst perfectly honest only look at
particular or special points of merit.
How we missed the dinner of friend
Boyd's, is bothering. We are in
clined to admit Colston's superiority
as reaper and binder in that line,
but we do assert, and will assert on
all proper occasions, that If we fail
to make dead heat, we are perfect
ly able to come in so close second
barring Flick and Henshaw on pouI-
try and Condiments as to puzzle the
fairest judge on an award. Colston
knows this and gives US the slip
somehow.
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TEACHERS APPoINTED.--At a
meeting Of the School Board, last
Tuesday, the following Principals
and assistants, ranking in order
named, were appointed for the Ward
schools:
Grammar School-Prof. Gerhardt.
Principal; Misses Jennie Ditto, An
ME O'Neal, Annie Hill, assistants.
Second Ward.-Wm. A. Pitzer,
Principal; Misses Kate Ahern, Lulie
Muth, Bette Day, assistants.
Third Water.-A. +. Ryneal,
Principal; Misses Jennie Alburtis,
Minnie Blocker, Kate Bateman, az
sistants.
Fourth Ward.-J. l.. E. Coombs,
Principal; Misses Lille Mathews,
Lottie Mckee, Jesse McElroy, as
sistants.
Fifth Ward.-Miss Alice Wilson.
Principal; Mrs. Jennie Mann and
Miss Ada Rodrick, assistants.
Colored School,. r. Clifford
Principal; Henry Carter assistant.
The Board has determined to add
another room to the Fifth Ward
school building, which has at pres
ent but three rooms.
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VERY ENTERTAINING The lec-
ture delivered by Mr.. George Cotton
in Feller's Hall, on last Tuesday
night for the benefit of the Episcopal
church, was largely attended and
was very interesting and instructive.
Mr.. Cotton has made many friends
in our midst, is particularly fond of
our people, and spent several days at
the home of his friend, our genial
Sheriff, Mr.. Geo. A. Chrisman.
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BAsEBALL.-The Berkeley Star
club, of this place, will play the
Shepherdstown nine this evening
Saturday. at the g. V. r. r.
grounds. The game will be called at
2 O'Clock, PM. AS the Shepherds
town boys won a victory over our
club in the match game on the 10th
inst, the home team will no doubt
put forth every effort to defeat them
this time, and the game will prove
interesting and exciting. The home
nine will also play the "Crescent"
club of Hagerstown lat their grounds
in that city, on next Wednesday, the
2Sth inst. We wish them success.
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POTOMAC IsLE.-Committees of
citizens from towns along the G. v.
Railroad and from Martinsburg, rep
resenting Sunday schools, lodges &C.,
visited Potomac Isle on Thursday
last, for the purpose of inspecting
the accommodations and facilities
offered pic-nics and excursions. The
visit was upon the invitation of the
officials of the Isle, who are not
afraid to exhibit the beauties and at
fractions thereof in comparison and
competition with other places used
for such purposes.
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Scatter wild mint or pennyroyal
about the house il you would get rid
of mice, rats, ants and mosquitoes.
Save your cold tea leaves, good
housewife. They are capital for
many things, and especially for
cleaning grained wood.
EAMartinsburg will have no Fourth
of July, celebration aud persons
disiring to spend a quiet day will
find it by visiting this place on that
date.
Blaine's name is composed of six
letters. He was nominated on Fri
day, which is spelled with six letters,
the sixth day Of the week, the sixth
day of the month, the sixth month
of the year, and if elected he will be
the sixth James called to preside
over this Government.
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Fred Spillman left here on Thurs
day morning to accept a position In
Wheeling.
Miss Laura Robinson, OF Hagers-
town, was visiting Miss Jennie De-
Grange last week.
Miss Fannie Haldeman, who has
been IN attendance at Vassar Col
lege, New York, has returned home.
Miss Belle Bonner. OF Greensastle,
is visiting Miss Belle Hamill. of this
place.
Hon. D. B. Lucas, Of Charlestown,
was in town on Thursday.
Mr.. Robert Hughes is visiting his
uncle, Blackburn Huhges, Esq, in
this place.
Messrs. Charles and James M.
Stribbling, of Hamden Sydney COL
lege have returned home to spend
tnelr VACATION.
Mr.. William A. Turner, Of Cincin-
natl, is visiting relatives in this
place, and recuperating his health in
general. He says he is much pleased
with his western home. viii is q
graduate Of the INDEPENDENT Of
fee, and we wish him pleasant So
journ.
Mrs. Annie Jordon, of MERGERS
burg, Pa, is visiting Miss Daisy
Ditto, in this place.
Messrs. Ton. and Frank Heller
stay, formerly of this place, now OF
Kansas City, Mo-, are visiting their
parents here.
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Following is a list of dead letters
remaining in the Post Office at Mar
tinsburg, w. Va, June 14th, and
will be sent to the Dead Letter Office
June 18th, If not called for Persons
calling will please say advertised.
We clip from the Statesman:
Mrs. Geo. I. Booker, Mrs. Nancy
j. Hamilton, Miss Lulie Busey, Miss
Mollie Light, Mrs. Mollie Custer,
Mrs. Mamie B. Linton, Jacob Ed
wards, Hyrum Janer, George b.
Gortz, Chester d. Turner. Edward
Couradt, Conductor Ohio River Rail
road.
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THE Baptist Sunday School will
hold its anniversary meeting on to-
morrow, Sunday at O'Clock. In
teresting speeches will be made and
the music will prove enjoyable. In
addition to the organ, Mr.. Kugler
will perform on the cornet and DR..
Welsh and Joe Kearfott on the clari-
net.
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THE BAND PICNIC.-The excur-
sion of the Martinsburg City Band
to Mont Alto, on Friday last, was a
decided success in numbers and en-
joyment. 1t was day of pleasure
and recreation and the popularity of
the band drew with it a great NUM-
Der of its friends, and yet there were
hundreds left at home who would
have loved to be with them.
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POTOMAC ISLE is still being made
more beautiful and enchanting. and
is just the most delightful spot i'm
aginable to spend a pleasant day.
Boats and fishing tackle are handy,
and there is a large dancing Pavilion
and excellent music for those who
wish to engage in the Terpsichorean
art. The ride down the Potomac
is grand, and the many beautiful
features and places of amusement on
the island, will make visit to it a
very pleasant one indeed.
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Bargainsl Bargainsy

EOR the next thirty days, in order to
~ make room for new stock, we
will clear out at less than one-half OF
former prices, our VIII ole line Of Gents
Furnishing Goods, such as neckwear,
suspenders, hosiery, fine white shirts,
fancy percal shirts, filei and gauze un
derwear, hats, trunks. etc. Now is the
best. chance for you to supply ourself
at the Baltimore Clothing House.
doors south of the Everett House
Taos. KRAFT, Salesman.
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For MISUNDERSTANDING Mar
tinsburg Fire Department will visit
Winchester on the Fourth Of July to
take part in Winchester's celebra-
tion of the day. They will be accom-
panied by the Martinsburg City
Band, the Mechanics Band, and no
doubt a large number of our citizens.
The fare for the round trip will be
$1.25.
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~ ETTINGER 4 HOKE have receiv.
~ cd their Spring stock OF Boots.
Shoes. Hats, Caps and trunks, and it II
one ofthe most complete ever br.ught
to this place. They ask Gull from
every. ont in want. feeling satisfied
that they can 4 0 better for them, both
as to quality and price, than any 9th.
or house In town. They have quite i
unit Der Of job lots and remnants in
both shoes and hats. They are. az
teTmincc to close GU, without regard
to cost.
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Special Attraction.

TINE BOYS are delighted with the
a handsome suits we have in stock at
our spacious storeroom, and tho ladies
are highly pleased with our extremely
low prices and the polite attention
shown them when calling on us. We
also carry the largest and best assort-
ment of clothing fer men, ever shown
in Martinsburg, and are confident We
please ali lovers Of stylish and honestly
made clothing. Baltimore Clothing
House, 2 doors south Of tho Everett
House, THOS. KRATZ,
Salesman.
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OUR all-color serge suits. from
~ $3.50 to $40. the best in Martins.
burg. The coolest for warm weather.
seersuckcr coats and vests, crepe suits,
ALPACA coats and white vests-at low
or prices than ever before heard of. Do
not fail to see them at the Baltimore
Clothing House, 2 doors south of the
Everett House.
Glad to have you call, whether you
buy or not.
THOS. KRA1Z, Salesman.
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AN ERROR - Conductor Tabb
Snodgrass informed us on Sunday
last, that whilst the people living
along the G. v. Railroad are always
wide awake and earnest in their eff
forts to prevent accidents, still the
railroad employees are always on
the lookout for danger, and the
washouts were discovered by
the engine men noting submerged
tracks and stopping for safety. We
were therefore a little bit off the
track in our statement last week.
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KRANKs.-To fully appreciate the
term, and to be sure that you are
not one of them, attend Jake KEN
ple's lecture at the Courthouse to-
night. The proceeds will be used
for the benefit of TIT" Camden Light
Artillery.
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Mr.. CHARLES GETzENDANNER
caught a rabbit last week on his
place near Vanclevesville, that meas
ured seventeen inches from tip to tip
of ears. 1t was of the rabbit
species and turned out to be pet Of
Mr.. Thos. Files, which had made its
escape several months ago.
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CONGRATULAToRY. - We con-
graduate our neighbors of the States
man on having taken water, but to
take Baclk)chus and water at the
same time and get along so smoothly
and successfully is slightly astonish-
ing. Stick to it brother, and you'll
be happy.
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BAND FESTIVAL. The Mechan-
les Band continued their festival in
Wysong Hal during the week, and
we trust have been meeting with
generous patronage. They were sere-
naded by the City Band on Monday
night.
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The Martinsburg Bicycle club has
received an Invitation to meet the
Hagerstown club at that place on the
Fourth of July. Several other clubs
have been invited and will join in
the parade.
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ACCIDENT-On last Saturday eve
ming Mr.. George Kilmer got one of
his fingers caught i'll a hay and fodder
cutter, on the farm of Mr.. John E.
Boyd, and mashed it SO severely as
to require amputation, which was
performed by DR.. j. B. Snodgrass.
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HOME MARKET.-Butter 10(012
cts; lard 10 cts. per pound; eggs is;
dried apples .05; dried peaches .05;
potatoes Is cents per bushel; cucum-
bers rs cts per doz.; tomatoes 80 cts.
Fer doz.; string beans 80 cts per blu.
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twill be to your advantage to call
II soon. before the rush is too great
and the incest designs are picked over
a handsome Souvenir with every
Boys Suit. D. WE'LL, Bakers build
ing, Martinsburg, w. Va.
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TT OONENfS solid back French Hair
IL Brushes from 81 TO So. Every
brush warranted perfect. Hair brushes
of other makes, ranging from 10 cents
to $3 each at BOWMANiS Drug
Store. jnl43t.
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RAsPBERRIEs and blackberries
are next in order.

CLOSING EXERCISES. The clos
ing exercises of the Berkeley Female
Seminary took place on Thursday
night and we defer q report until
our next issue.
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A FULLSUPPLY of Homeopathic
"A Specialties always on hand and
for sale at bottom prices, by
jn2l J. L. w. BAKER.
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1yALLlat J. 4. TaAMMELL'S alc
~ examine his stock and pr ces. apc. q
you willnot want TO 20 jurtEsr.
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ID @. HUNTER will present. hand
= come Picture, Water Color or IN
dia Ink). TO The Lady OF Miss that ,akes
the premium on Hand made Laces at tho
Fall Fair OF 1854 Al Martiasburg, West
Virginia.
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Harvest Whiskey.

JUST REcElvRD, Eve barrels Of Ken-
~ tucky Whiskey for harvest use. Far
mers before purchasing will please call
and srmplr. Il CCOpRR,
Opposite Independent Office.
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Drugs and Medicines

DURE and fresh drugs and all the
Il new preparations on hand. Farm
er's receipts and d. ctor's prescriptions
dispensed intelllgently at @. w.
BOWMAN, 16 North Queen Street.
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SHORT STOPS.

1t is the rich who relish best
To dwell at times from state alOof,
And simple suppers, neatly dressed,
Beneath a poor mans humble roof,
With neither pail nor purple there,
Have smoothed ere now the brow or
care.
Warm!
Business is dull in town.
Butter is cheap and soft.
The honey crop this year was esti-
mated at over 4 100000 pounds.
Harvest will Ee general next week
and the crop will be very good one.
Squirrels are said to be plentiful,
and the sportsmen are making things
lively for them.
Three Indian chiefs of the Sioux
nation, stopped over Sunday night
in this place. They were en- route to
see their children at the Carlisle
school.
Master Ray Swartz left with US
Tuesday bunch of the largest cher
ries we have ever seen. They were
OF splendid variety and Of his own
raising.
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GPRlNG boots, shoes, hats and trunks
- coming in al the time n, GETTlN
SER y HOKE'S, at prices tina, car not be
duplicated by any other house
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THANKFUL for at least share of
Il The Drug trade of Martinsburg
and the country friends, i am, yours
truly, G. w. BOWMAN,
Druggist.
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TIVE LARGEST, ChEAf EST and
a most complete stock at ieerl's,
boys ync, child-eA's Summer Has eyer
brought to Martinsburg al GET
TINGER ~ HOkE'S
Examine them bcfore buying
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A LWAYS PURE,aId fresh syrups
"A at BOW MANS Drug store, l6
North Queen street
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N s. NOBLE has splendid line of
~ ready made suits, OF worsled, cork
screw, blne flannel, and fac cassimer
suits all suitable for this season Of the
year.
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a REyou a gengitman and n, ed ine
"A watch charA which Is FAN the
rage in We eiyes, gsil On W. l.. JONES. Z
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nRESS Goods for sale cheap AT
IL H. N. DEAIRICK'S.
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For Exchanges.

4 SPAN OF FINE HORSES, new
IA buggy and set Of double harness,
for town property. See J.. II BRlSTOR.
Juae Tat.
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EVERY BABY should have a bot
tie of DIR. Fahrney's teething
Syrup. All druggists sell it-25 cts.
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blue Front-BIuc Front.

Ladies Slippers, Ladies Slippers.
Job Lots, Job Lots,
Reduced from 81 rs to 90 eta.
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A BIG CRASH 5HOKS.
"A l.000 Pairs bought uader the
Hammer, al d must be closed cut in 90
days, Mt G. r. HtRRING'S,
Cor. Quttn and Martin SITS.
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THE BEST LINE OF SUMMER
Il HATS FOR MEMS AND BOYS
WEAR, consisting Of Manila, Maci
nav, straw and Malagss. Tor sale very
cheap at 63 Queen st
III. N. DEATRIlK.
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u EST and finest line of infants shoes
- in town ut HI N.DEATRICK,S.
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nONT FORGET. The only place III
II get the celebrated Carlisle shoe is
at III N. DEA1fICk,S.
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TO AGENTS.
LARGE PROFITS.
Hut Small Capifal Required

Cab on r. G. HUNTER, VINO Ia.
opened a photographic copying loAst
In connection with Photographic mere
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A LARGE lot Of Gents Dress Hats
"A very cheap. direct from the man.
ufacturt for saIe BY
Ii. N. DEATRICK.
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a FULL LINE OF LADIES. mis-
Uses, AND CHILDREN'S, FINE
SHOES of the celebrated Carlisle in AXE.
just received, and for sale only by II
N, DEATRICK.