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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-03-01

THE ARTILLERY--CHAN or NAME
SENATOR G AMDEN COMPLEMENTARY
The Artillery Company organized on
the 18th Of February, now numbers SO
men, and at meeting held on last
Thursday night, adopted the name OF
"The Camden Light Artillery, OF Mar
tinsburg.' This is quite a compliment
to Senator Camden and one Of which he
should feel highly elated; for we can
truly say that it is composed Of men
from among our best citizens and of
both political parties, and 1t was by a
unanimous vote.
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THE FAIR PREM1uMs.-We learn

THE FAIR PREMIUMS. - We learn
from the committee on catalogue
and premiums, that several dealers
in agricultural implements, mer-
chants and others, have offered spe-
cial extra premiums on exhibits Sc
lected by themselves. The commit
tee is yet holding the book, and will
meet again on March 8th, when
those who desire, can make arrange
ments to offer goods in their line or,
in the interim by calling on the
Treasurer, Mr.. j. Howard Getting
or, or the Secretary, j. Nelson Wis
ner, arrangements can be made with
them, and they will report to the
committee.
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THE lyceum met on last Monday
night and large audience was pres
ent. A. S. Goulden opened the exer-
cises with defamation. The de-
bate of the question, RESOLVED, That
woman exerts greater moral in
Auence upon society than man, was
argued in the affirmative by Messrs.
d. I'll. Dodd and w. O. Nelson; and
in the negative by Messrs. ID. w.
Shaffer and p. A. Rohrbaugh. The
negative won. The appointments
for next Monday night are: Reader,
G. s. Hunter; declaimer, Joseph III.
Nicklin; question for debate: Re
solved, That the civilized man is
happier than the barbarian. Affima-
tive j. w. Homrich and e. j. Simp-
son; negative, j. w. Dodd and r. A
Rodrick.
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TO Our Patrons.

The increase of work in job print
ing requires new and improved
job press, and we have contracted
for one, which we are to pay cash
for within thirty days; and we urgent
ly request our patrons who are in
debted to us to endeavor to make
it convenient to settle within that
time. We will appreciate their eff
forts in the emergency.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-03-01

THE lime-kiln and works located
in the south end of town were sold
at Trustees public sale last Saturday
for the SUM of 81 $50, to Mr.. F. B.
Hambry, who will be remembered
as the former owner of the property
and q resident Of this place, having
sold out the business about two
years ago to Markle & Son, of Pitts
burg. We are pleased to learn that
Mr.. Hambry is again owner OF this
enterprise, and Of his intention to
engage in business and becoming a
citizen Of this community.
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SHORT STOPS

| We are indebted to Hon. J. N.
Camden for valuable public docu-
ments.
Mr.. Joseph Crjswell has purchased
the ''old Honeywood'' farm near
Dan No 5.
Mr.. John f. Keller, patentee of
the Keller grain drill, has been grant
ed patent for feed roller for grass
sewers.
There ale six legal holidays in each
year. New Years. Day, Washing
toms birthday, Decoration Day,
Fourth of July, Thanksgiving day
and Christmas.
The Martinsburg Cornet Band at
tended the Zouave Fair last Thurs
day evening in a body, as also did
the new artillery company on Satur-
day.
With the warm weather the loaf
ers have again taken up their po-
sitions on Street corners. The
freeze wasn't deep enough to last
during warm weather.
We understand that some time
this month the Martinsburg Min
strels will give two performances,
one night proceeds for the benefit Of
the band and the next for the Zou-
ayes.
The Mechanics Band and the city
council took part in the carnival at
Hagerstown last week. The Zouaves
celebrated the day at home and at
tracted more people to town than
the 22d, has called out for years
past.
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IF OUR policemen who are gen
orally on the inside at all the shows
and entertainments that stop with
us would exercise their power in
keeping quiet the noisy roughs who
take possession of the back end Of the
hall. their presence would not only
be appreciated, but they would es.
cape unpleasant opinions expressed
by those who go to hear and be pleas
antly entertained.
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THE Kittie Rhoades Combination
which has been playing at Fellers Hall
during the week has earned reputa-
ton among our theatre goers that will
always make them welcome visitors to
this place. They pAsent new pro-
gramme each evenini and the acting
and costuming is "a superior to the
average troupes th4 stop with us. In
"East Lynne" Mon&y night and "The
Two Orphans" TRrsday night the
company won the admiration OF all
present, and it is sal to say that the
latter play especialllwill draw them
full house at any me they would
produce it. This afteloon at 2 O'Clock
there will be matineEhen the farce
of 'sRobert Macaire" bid the "Quiet
Family will be prodrAd. Little Lot.
tie Oakley will also Sppear in her
charming songs and daies. Take the
children to see this britt little lady.
Admission: children, Rents; adults,
20 cents. Tonight IAN Blakev and
the farces, Trough nmondo and
"Slasler and Crasher'' " be present
ted.
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ILLUSTRATED LIE It UREA
large audience assembled on Tues
day night in the First Methodist
Episcopal church, to witness an ex-
hibition under the auspices OF the
infant class. The infants and those
who helped them did admirably. A
Lecture on American scenery was
given as part ofthe entertainment,
by the pastor Mr.. Leech, illustrated
with magnificent Photographic pic
lures thrown on screen Is feet
square, by the Oxy-Hydrogen lime
light. The pictures were sharp and
true to nature, and ELECTED the en-
thusiastic applause of the large au-
dience. A handsome sum was real
lied for the infant class.
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Contents OF Insitle Pages.

Page 2.--ssComforts OF Late Risers,'
domestic Recipes, y etc.
Page {. seThe Migration Of Birds,v sOn
Its Back" "How They Cuntribu-
ted" Lines on Freedom
Page 9. Fashion Notes. Shook No
tees" "The Copyrighting of Daily
News etc.
Page 7.--'Janet's Mistake,r an inter-
esting love story; sThe Moneyless
Man, IA Lawyer with Heart,v
court the SUM-" Al Wendell Phil
fps "Reminiscences ssThe I4oneliest
Man in the World ssAn Editors
Doubt" Pasture for Bees" etc.
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Religious.

FIRST METH EpIsC. CHURCH.
Sab. March 2, 1884 Preaching at II
a. m. Sacrament of Baptism after
the sermon. At 100 p. m. Sacra-
ment of the Lords supper.
Preparatory services in the Pres
byterian church this Saturday
morning at IL o'clock, and COM
munion services on Sunday morning
at the same hour.
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MIR. CHARLIE MATTHAEI made q
narrow escape from injury ,on Friday
evening of last week. A horse he
was riding, took fright and began
rearing and plunging, and fell throw
ing Mr.. NJ. to the ground and nearly
falling on him. No damage was
done more than shaking the rider up
somewhat.
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Very Fine.

Mr.. R. M. COOPER desires to call
the attention of his friends to the Cream
Ale he has on draught. 1t is drawn
through patent condenser and is kept
always fresh and nice. If you don't
want the ale 60 and take . look at the
eonaeI SER Charlie Bentz is back
from his visit, and welcomes his
f.iends and the trade as cordially as
ever.
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MARRIED..

Feb. 10Th by Rev. Il. l.. Wilson, at the
iel, Berkeley Co w. Va. WILLIAMT.
HESS and MISS MoLLIE O.. MCDANIEL.
On the 2Sth of Feb. 1884 at the resi-
dcnce OF the brides parents Of Toma-
hawk Springs, by Elder John Brindle,
Rev. W. A. GAUNT, of Barbour Co., w !.
Va, to Miss III. JENNIE TURNER.
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The Baltimore Conference of the
M. E. Church will hold its regular
annual meeting in Washington, d.
c., beginning on Wednesday March
9th. The Baltimore Conference of
the M. E. Church South will convene
in Baltimore one week later, March
18th. 8.
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GILBERT's DRUG STORE, corner
Race and Queen streets, presents an
appearance as neat as a new pin.
The addition of new bottles and
other store furniture indicates that
Arthur is meeting with the encour-
agement in his business he deserves.
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Mr.. VIM. SMITH, who was re-
ported to have been found dead neal
the mountain last week, has not ye,
crossed over to the majority. He
was picked up insensible, but is still
living and improving.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-03-01

THE Williamsport Infantry com
pany was insulted and outraged
while marching on the streets in
Hagerstown, on their return home
after the carnival, by some mis-
creants throwing eggs at them, be-
smearing their uniforms.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-03-01

Mr.. VIM. CALVIN and his two
sons, of Wytheville, Va, have taken
charge Of the wooden factory belong
ing to Mr.. Geo. Small, one mile west
Of this place. We wish them sue
cessful management.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-03-01

CONFIRMED The Senate on last
Monday confirmed the nomination
Of Mr.. Geo. F. Evans as Postmaster
of Martinsburg. When the commits
sion will be issued, is as yet un-
known.
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EGGS are coming down and coun.
try editors are beginning to think
they will be able to indulge in q few
without bankrupting themselves.
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LIEUT.. q. H. LYETH left with us
this week several copies Of the
Wichita Daily Times, sent to him by
q friend gained while he sojourned
in that growing city. The papers
give evidence Of tho thrift and en-
terprise characteristic Of the west
ern country. es
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THE Carnival and Trades Display
on Friday, at Hagerstown, in COM
memoration of the birthdayo of Wash
ingt0n, was q grand success in every
feature, and more than met the
most enthusiastic anticipations Of
those who conceived it and carried
out the details.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-03-01

The people of the town will see that
there is no retrograde movement In the
character of the accommodation and
facilities to which they have now
become accustomed in the Post-O Office.
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Have you seen EMMERT & FIERY'S
new stock Of shirting, cottonade, mus
lin, calicoes, percalls, sersuckers, ging-
hams, &c. yet? mot, do so before you
buy, as they are selling them far below
the regular price and they will sell
them 10 you at the same price they
charge everybody else. They are not
two-faced and two-priced people.
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ces Beyond the usual announcement
In Martinsburg, Of Consumption, Mr..
JOHN w. HAYES, son of Nicklas and
Elizabeth Hayes, aged 35 years, IL
months and "a days, leaving a wife to
mourn his loss.
She has the sympathy of the commu-
nifty and friends. Jesus said, sCome
unto me, all we that are heavy-laden,
and will give the e rest"
In Martinsburg, February 9th, 1884,
Of paralysis, Mrs. DORA b. FRIsKnY,
in tho roth year Of her age.
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INDEPEN

QUITEa sensation was created in
Charlestown, several days ago, by
the passage through the streets of
the lumber that composed the scat
fold upon which John Brown was
executed, on the nth of December,
1859. Shortly after his execution
the scaffold was taken down, and
this lumber used in erecting back
porch to dwelling in that place.
By singular coincidence, this lum-
Der has been handled by the same
parties upon each removal The
carpenters, two in number, and who
still live there, erected the scaffold,
took it down after the execution,
built the porch which it composed,
and now, to complete their labors in
handling it, have taken down the
porch and stored it away. Each
piece is carefully numbered and pre-
served, so that there can be no pos
silbe question as to its identity.
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An old man in North Carolina has
lived to the age Of 81 burdened with
the name of Alexander GumbletOn
Ruffleton Suf1leton Oberdo Whittle-
ton Southenhall Benjamin Franklin
SquireS.
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GETTINGER 4 HOKE are selling
NJ boots, hoes and hats at heavy re-
ductions, to clean out lots, and make
room for spring goods.
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n AIDES RUBBER SHOES that
- only weigh one half ounce, the
very thing for ladies this slippery time.
Come and see them
JOSEPH III. SHAFNGR.
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THE committee appointed by, and
working under the Relief Associ-
alton are requested to meet at the
Mayors Office on next Tuesday,
March 4th, to render reports and
make final settlement.
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MRS. B. F. BoLEY was married
at her residence in this place on
Thursday night, to Mr.. Luther Van
metre, of Missouri.
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Married life should be a sweet,
harmonious song, and, like one Of
Memberships, "without words. y
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Mr.. BEv. RANDOLPH has made a
survey of the public square. Now
let the talked of Improvement be
made.
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40 TO MOBILES and get an ov.s-
NJ coat at cost--ho ID now closing
these out. Now il the time to buy
cheap.
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THANKS We are under obliga.
tions to Hon. w. l.. Wilson for a
package OF garden seed.
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X REAT INDUCKMEN1 in mus-
NJ lin by the bolt at cost prices,
C.P. HERRING,
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A job lot of MONOGRAM BOOTS
and SHOES, cheapest goods in town.
for sale only BY II N. DEATRICK.
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Brogan sand Pillow Shoes, good ana
bad as to quality. Cheaper than ever
ut GET'fINGER 81 HOEE's.
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HORSES SToLEN,@Sometime during
Wednesday night, the Stable Of DR..
John B. Snodgrass, in this place, was
broken into and his handsome gray
horse stolen, together with set OF
harness, whip, lap robe and riding
bride. On the same night buggy be-
longing to Mr.. Charlie Matthaei was
taken from his stable, it is supposed
by the same party. We are informed
that Mr.. Hunter Small and Mr.. Scott
Couchman, living short distance from
town, on the Williamsport pike, also
each lost a horse, one Of them being a
colt would not lead was left along the
pike A little further on Mr.. Merchant
was visited, and horse taken from his
stable. This Indicates the work of an
organized gang, and that they got their
work in very effectually for one night is
evident. AT intervals during the past
four or five years there have been sew
eral horses taken from here, and as but
little effort was made toward their re-
covery, the thieves seem to be embold-
ened and are determined to work this
section for all it is worth; but it is very
likely this last wholesale steal is going
to make trouble for the gentry, and il
they are caught, there is a chance that
some one will get a long trip ticket sup
the road" Since writing the above we
learn that Mr.. Brown Morrow also lost
a horse the same night.
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r AIDES, call
- white spread ana see the large
we are running ~ nsas Z ana good That
Uvss ra.f K;1 ever offered in 3 Mous.
q quod n,,a1 ~ I Glove, good length and
K vIa ;qus lily, fer 80 cents Der nair
a Ills = one of the best bargains Nc
nass ~ or had. G. w. HOKE.
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TOWELS AND NAPKINS just
Il reduced lower than any Other
house at q. p. HERRINGS,
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GOOD cent calico II c.
NJ RINGS. W 8. HE
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MOBILES is the place to getA fash
IN ionable hat.
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SALE REGISTER.

Notice will be made under thf head Of
date and day of all sales, the PILLS for
which are printed at this ofEse, or the
sales advertised in this paper
PRIVATE SALE of Town Lots on High
street; for particulars address Peter
G. Strine, Greencastle, Pa. See ad.
PRIVATE SALE of Fine Stock, by Jas,
". Campbell. See ad.
THURSDAY. MARCH l3.-Public sale
Of stock, farming implements, &c,
by Richard Garrett. See ad. and
bills,
TUESDAY, MARCH lS.-Public sale Of
stock, farming implements, etc., 8
miles northwest of Martinsburg, by
Nathan Vanmetre.
SATURDAY, MARCH 20. - Trustees
Sale of Town Property, by George E
Showers, Trustee, and at same tire
and place, Executors sale ofland, by
Philip Showers, Exr., and sale OF
PERSONAL property, horse, cows, bug.
gy harness, ETC., by Philip Showers
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DOn,t Forget.

TyHAT You can buy your groceries
4 dry goods. boots, shoes, notions,
glass and queens ware, and In fact al
most everything on want In the line
OF housekeeping. at the lowest prices,
at j. y. LIS.
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Come and see our beautiful line of
hats and caps. BLUE FRONT.
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THEAPEST GINGHAMS ia tho
~ county best goods made. only Sets
at DEATRICK,S
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For Rent.

Blue Front blue Front.
HEADQUARTERS for Boots and
III Shoes. Gum Boots and Shoes
sold very low.
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f00 BOLTS brown and bleached
~ muslin. Special prices. Must
be sold.
BLUE FRONT blue FRONT.
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NOBLE keeps the be, -.
IN market y shirts IN this
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DLANKETS, awful cheap at g. p.
ID HERRINGS.
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Another lot Of those extra cheap soft
and stiff hats, latest style, direct dpm
the manufacturer, at III. N. DDkT-
RICK'S, opposit Post Once.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
SAFE FOR SALE.
EOR SALE, asmall safe, Inquire
Il 1t this Office. mi If.


DLACK SILKS,
ID BLACK SILKS.
BLACK SURAH SILKS
BLACK SURAH SILKS.
BLACK SATIN MERvELIEUX,
BLACK SATIN MERVELEIUX.
COLORED GUINET SILKS.
COLORED GUINET SILKS.
We have Just received . larger and
better line Of the above goods than
we've ever had, which We are able to
sell at verv low figures. beitg bought
direct from the IL porter.
Silks arr very cheap now, and those
in want of one. will do well to give US
q call; as our long experience In this
line and buying them direct gives US
. great many advantages. Also line
Of Black Laces, Fringes. Velvets. etc,
suitable for trimming just received
An inspection Of our goods and prices
is solicited. Very Respectfully,
g. w. HOKE.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.


paVGHMAN BROS. MEDICAT.
~ ED MEAT SACKS will surely
preserve your meat and prevent skip
pers For sale only by d, w. ROD
RICK, opposite Ma ket House. (f23 GO
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Turing 80 DAYS, il order to
IL make room for spring goods.
will offer for sale, Mt greatly reduced
prices, ladies, misses and childrens
shoes, also mems boots and shoes.
Come early and secure bargains, Re.
mem Der the place. j. LYONS BOOT
q SHOE STORE, N. Queen St, op-
polite A. X. Undertakes dry goods
store. seb16-4t
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Blue Front-Hluc Front.
EvROM now until LIST Of April {
II classes of Winter Goods mar
down 10 to Is per cent 4,
COMBINATIONS
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Blue FrOnt-BluC Front.
l00 BUSHEL SNOW FLAKE 20
TATOES only so cts per bushel
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IABBAGE SEEDS, all varieties,
~ fresh and pur at Il. q WILL
LIAMS, Jr., s. BROS.
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4 SMALL LOT Of Burt's selebra.
"A ted dress shoes for gentlemen,
broken sizes will be sold 1t 8 discount
Of 8e3 per cent to close.
GETTINGER 4 HOKEs
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Die 81.

81 Halt rates-sve cents per tine-for Obituary No
ces beyond the usual announcement.
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GORSETS chea or than It anv othar
~ store II town at G. r. HERRII(yE
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1HEAPEST OIL CLOTHS AND
~ CARPETS.
Cheapest oil cloths and carpets.
Cheapest oil cloths and carpets, ct G.
Z. BEHRING'S, cor Queen and Mar
tin SITS,
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OUR PATENT OVERALLS-all
~ sizes-fhe cheapest ever sold, call
and sac them.
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MONEY SAVED ON SHOES.
AVA money saved on shoes.
money saved on shoes, at O. p HER.
RINGS, Cor. Queen and Martin SITS.
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Blue FrOnt-Blu0 Front.
II ARGEST ASSORTMENT OF SHOES
Ia and lowest prices ever offered.
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just received another lot Of thors *
ira good prints, only Scents per N Nat
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4 WADE DOLLARS wanted xs0) u
A cash At 6. p. HERRING. :
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SILK CAPS FOR SALE CHrA p
NJ AT DEATRICK'S.
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"HEN in want Of any srtiele id =
wv the dry goods or notion line. tryg
the ndersigned. You will be sure
to find 1t cheap. JOS. Fl. SHAFFRR
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6ALL at ]. =. TkAMMELI6 and
~ examine his stock and prices, and
you will not want 70 60 further