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a Ratsssng GOOD Parade

At THE DAYLIGHT CLOTHil16
HOUSE, 2 doors above tn LufnSxSn
church. Cor special low prices % ovuzS
coats and heavy weight suits IL whit ~
doing the business. We hare got ~
goods, we have got the prices. ana wanr1
getting the trade.
OUR GOODS FIT BOTH FORM AND rcsknA
We don't want the earth, but We asr1Sff
10 see how large business VIZ can BIN
upin Martinsburg. Mothers come -
SEQ our nice children's quits from t. ~
years Of age. Our compl4ts line or GaGfss
furnishing goods, hats, caps. etc Is unGx-|
oelled 81
DAYLIGHT CLOTHING HOUEH.
D. MYRRs Proprietor.
RS. Cheap John will be pleased ~
see all his friends ard the public gen1u
ally. nov III g
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In OPERATION.-The property for
merly known as "Flagg's Mill" now
as the Enterprise on the line of the
B. s. O. r. r., and previously owned by
r. S. Eichelberger, has been once more
put in running order by the present
owner, Mr.. Alex. Parks, Jr. The mill
has long been idle but Mr.. r., with
energy and enterprise, has improved
and refitted it and is now prepared to
furnisq good -four and mill stuffs, and
also to grind corn. The mill will prove
convenience to the community
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THANKSGIVING DANCE.-On last
Thursday night large number of the
young folks, Of both town and country,
assembled at the house of Mr.. Jacob
p. Swartz, South Queen street, and in
short time proceeded to Wysong hall,
and passed delightful evening in
dancing. The large hall presented a
scene of merriment, it being very ap-
propriate time for such enjoyment and
those present certainly made everything
lively. Nice refreshments, of sub
stantial order, were served in abund-
ance, and the kind host and hostets
did everything to make those present
enjoy themselves. 1t was throughout
pleasant event and delightful celebra-
tion Of Thanksgiving and Miss Grace
and Master Rays birthdays.
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Now for i business campaign.
Prepare for Christmas holidays.
Pay your hets--ditto your debts.
We're ish dot Pen Putler Barty ?
Young man, you may be good on a
loaf and be bad bread winner.
Democrats and republicans are again
getting on speaking terms. Hurrah
for our country
Tie new order Of thingswill probably
benefit the country by removing the tax
on these two prime lecessaries OF life,
tobacco and whiskey.
Flowers are iinding their way into the
front windows Thanks to the ladies'
They show retirement and a love for
the beautiful and good
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HEDGESYuLE'S CELEBRATE

HEDGESvILLE'S CELEBRATION -
The democrats of Hedgesville had big
celebration over the election of Cleve-
land d Hendricks, on last Friday night
a week, as announced. The square of
the village way hung with bunting and
gayly lighted by Chinese lanterns, pre-
senting beautiful scene. The nj. e..
Band and a number OF our citizens, left
here about 7;30 y. M, on an excursion
train in order To be on hand and enjoy
the occasion. The visitors after arriv
ing at North Mountain depot marched
TO Hedgesviile, where they were cordi'
ally welcomed. The torchlight process
sion then occurred, which was quite a
lengthy one. AT its end speeches were
made by quite number Of gentlemen,
among whom were Messrs. d. G West
onhaver, /. B. Snodgrass, w. s. Hen
shaw and j. w. Dodd The crowd en-
joyed each speech, and at their close the
band and delegates from this place were
escorted back to the North Mountain d.
pot, where they took the back train for
home. Many OF the houses in Hedges
Vile were handsomely decorated and H.
Illuminated, and the celebration was not
interrupted or disturbed.
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Ncsu Goods.

We have just received our Fall and
Winter Stock Of new goods, which hnsA
never been SO complete w, have taken
special pains this season to procure nicov|
and finer line Of Silks and Dress Goods;
than we have had heretofore. and can ~
that our stock rss never been 80 complies
as now. We buy none but the best BRAID
of Silks, hence the rsrson thes give ~
much satisfaction In Dress Goods Xo
have some beautiful novelties in all ~
leading shades. We would like our LAZY
friends ana customers to give US call ~
fore purchasing. as we are sure we pan,
suit them, Respectfully,
ocls g. w. HOKx.
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THE meetings Of the Deacons Of the
Shenandoah Association of the Baptist
Church, now in session in this place.
have been very interesting and instruc-
tive. To-day Saturday at 1890 a. N.
the uses and abuses of religion con-
troversy," will be discussed. At3p
m. the BEST methods of raising money
for home purposes" and at 7;30 p. M,
the" Prayer meeting how to conduct it, y
will be considered. On Sunday at II a
m. Rev. Julian Broaddus. of Berryville,
will preach; at Sp. m. there will be a
Sunday school mass-meeting, and at
p. m. Rev, A. J.sReaney, Of Wildwood,
Va, will oficiate. Public cordially in
vited.
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nov %,

NOvEMBER-This drear month came
Ia gently, and continued to be warm
for the season, till Sunday night last.
at eleven o'clock. AT that time the
wind shifted and blew off a Northwestern
such rs we have not felt since last win
ter. 1t is now almost as gloomy and
bleak, as the veriest mi. intbrope could
wish. The bright hues Of the October
leaves are fled, and the trees stand ma
ked and leafess on the hills. There
was ice ON Tuesday morning.
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Dress Goods-Ds ess Goods.

We desire once more to esll public at
ten,ion to our Large and varied as. ortment
dress goods, which we arr constantly
repienishing. Wecannot attempt to men.
ii II The m in detail, but following ar,
some of the special bargains which We
would be particularly glad to show
IN Tricots we have all colors. In cui
merinos, ca>hmeres and p|sids, we have a
rch and varied stock We are ampl,
applied with trim mings to tnatco all col
ors and styles of dress goods
We have bought these goods with
intention to sci tn m, and we have marx
I'd them at prices so moderate and ca, on.
able that thew must sell We have on,
price for all persons. No trouble to show
goods EMMERT s. FIERY.
nov %
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SALES Of REAL ESTATE OR PERSON.
AL ESTATE. The best of auctiooner's
To be successful must have a large ac-
tive crowd of buyers and TO get this the
most judicious system of advertising is
necessary. A few dollars thus expend-
ed bring TO the seller hundreds of dol
lars ty increase Of prices. Hand bills
are the cheapest, but in these days OF
home reading, advertising in the paper
IS the surest method of reaching thu
people. The INDEPENDENT reaches
not only the best OF buyers but the
masses Of the people, and the men OF
all parties, because it is not controlled
as an organ of any faction. It's rates
may not be the cheapest, because, hav-
ing large circulation its value is in
creased. When you buy good hors
or a good vehicle or anything, you
must pay more than for ordinary stock.
The same principle applies here as in
other kinds of business. We expect to
keep a register of all sales advertised OF
for which bills are printed at this office.
well before the people in the INDEPEN
DENT. We employ no dTummers or So
licitors, as the people know enough to
understand what they want.
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SHORT SIOf1s.

Cold !
Overcoats.
Turkey bones.
Christmas next.
I,ceum Monday night.
Business dull for the meat dealer.
Well, how do you like the weather
Cries will soon be heard for sleds and
skates.
o, where, 0, where, is the printers
turkey
Now is the time to advertise for the
Holidays.
Who is it that said fie~ were not
comfortable.
What Is the matter with a good plate
OF oysters? Eh2
Walnuis aud shellbarks will be nice
deserts this winter.
The small boy is preparing for Kris
Ktingle's presents.
The Thomas cat grows each night
less spiteful--the stove he sleepeth I'M
der.
Leap year will soon have passed away,
and many tears will be shed until its
arrival once more
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20. 1884
Contents Of Inside Pages.

ssThat Thank YOU Prayer poem, ..How
She Saved Him." il story, "Going Home
Once More,r "Only Baby TT g
Kingdom Of Home,' "Some Useful
Hints" s.Au Auctioneer's Miss, y. TIE
Farmers Joke,'' .'Fashion Notes."
elite Troubled Dream,' "fna Sa-
gacity of Animals "A Disguised
Dude" "Boston's Beautiful Quf 8.
rooms" ssTo Sis, "Multum in Parvo,'
etc.
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TOUCHED UP.-Mr. A. Kogleschatz
is improving his liking Street Hall"
property, by giving it nice bright coat
of paint. The old hall is one of the
landmarks of the town and after the
painter has changed its color and the
other improvements inaugurated by
Mr.. K. have been completed, it will
scarcely be recognizable.
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WEDDING BELLs.-We extend our
hsartiest congratulations to our young
friend, Mr.. George Bowers and
bride, whose marriage is noted else
where. May the sun ct prosperity, the
smile of happiness, and the song of
contentment be and abide with them
through life.
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THE WATERBURY, WATCH. Several
persons have tried this watch, which
we advertise with the INDEPENDENT,
and we are carrying one ourself and
find them fair time keepers. Ours has
done as well as the more costly watch
that we have carried for years. Read
the ad and call and examine.
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We are Sure to Cut.

Cut on good grey blankets to s5c per pair
Cut on best Germantown yarn to SC per or
Cut on best Factory yarn to soc per ID
Cut on good bedroom carpets 10 aoc per I'D
Out on mems boots, cheapest in the city
Cut on mems working gloves, very cheap,
C.P. HERRING.
nov %. Cor. Queen and Martin SITS.
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NEW TINE G. vi Ron the oath
inst. the time of arrival and departure
of train at G. v. r. R. depot was chang
ed to following: Leave at s a. m. and 8
p. m. Arrive from Harrisburg and way
stations at 11.40a m. and SOP. m.
The third train is discontinued except
between Harrisburg and Hagerstown.
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THERE'S NO POCKET IN A STROUD.

You must leave your many millions,
And the CAV and FESTIVE crowd.
Though YOU roll in royal billions,
There's no pocket ii shroud.
Whether pauper, prince, or peasant,
Whethe. iich, or poor, or p, oud,
Rene noe iaat there ism
Any pocket in shroud.
You'll have all this world of glory.
With g record long a1d loud,
And place in song and story,
But no pocket in a shroud.
So he lavish of your riches,
Neither VAN nor cold nor p oud,
And you'll sain the gol'en inches
In Il CLINE without a cloud.
John a. Joyce
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q. p. MArHAEI. ESQ.,, one of our
newly elected Magistrates, will have
his Office in the room recently occupied
by the democratic club, on west Burke
street. Mr.. M. is one of our enterpris-
ing and high ly respected citizens and
will make good and efficient officer.
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BUSINESS LOCALS,
Something Forth knowing.

GENTLEMEN who have been paying
high prices for made to- order gods, and
especially those who have been poorly
fitted, should call on the American cloth
iers at Baltimore. and select from their
fashionable stock, suit or an overcoat.
Tho house bears the name of ACME
HALL" the glass of fashion," 2O9 w.
Baltimore Street, is the location oct IL
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Mr.. GEORGE A. CHRISTIAN, as ad-
ministrator of Mrs. Beulah Siler, de-
ceased, will sell the personally Satur-
day, December 9Th, ut the late resi-
dence of said deceased five miles west
of Hedgesville.
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WRECKED.-Last Saturday evening
as freight train was coming down the
mine mile grade," near Couchman's
bridge, spindle in one of the car
wheels burned out, and resulted in the
wrecking of three gondolas. The cars
were thrown roughly up bank; no one
received any damage, however.
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AN editor thus explained to young
lady the difference between printing
a book and publishing one for her. IF
1 should print a kiss on beautiful
young lady's cheek. it would be print
ing, but if l were to tell the whole world
about it, that would be publishing
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"CHRIsTMAs comes but once Year,
sing the dear little ones. Happy may
they always be and the same festal day
always bring them joy.
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INDICTED.-The two colored men,
who are charged with the killing of j.
McFaull, In Winchester, Va, on the
night of the torchlight procession have
been indicted for murder by the Grand
Jury OF Frederick county. McFaull was
known as an upright and quiet man.
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Big Drires ia tYoshing.
UNAPPRo i CHI LIE


are or
Styles, QUALITIES. p~iees EverythiSE
fresh. This seasons stS lea arc made ele.
giant and artistic; suits and ovescoat ~
very little money.
Suits - and $40 ovarcoass S2 10 ID xl6
mcns' suits 81 $40, regulai price Sl5; mems
suits at SIS regular prize Saa
We bought these goods for cash lately
manuctursd them in eur bast manner md
they have just been placed on our CONN
ers. After these lots 90 you viii his sraec
bargains.
BAIT CLorHrSu UousK.
% door from Esc-e.t House
Saml Brafilman, Proprietor.
nj Thos. Kratz, salesman.
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RAT CATCHERs.-The Hannis Dis.
tillery has been visited by two ferrets,
in Rumdom and there is Rebellion in
Ratdom. They are making Rome howl.
Postofiice and other applicants should
capture them for use after March 4th.
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A FULL and complete stock Of gum
boots and shoes Mems, Women Miss
al children, from the best factories in the
country, now ready ut tiETTINGER'S 4
HuKE'S shoe and hat emporium.
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Dozen. Salt Ricer.

hrs. Pinkhams COMPOUND. 86cts.; B~k4
neys TetAhins Syrup, 1Dcts. All Pa0M
MediciAe at saving Of Is 70 % cents -
the dollar. DRue STORE SO. Quees S. 8
nov 10.
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BAD LUCK.-Mr. Joseph West, Of
East John Street has had somewhat of
bad luck with bis hogs this year. He
has already lost one and has FIVE more
that are under the weather.
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6ETTINGER 4 HOKE'S celebrated
premium" Farmers Kip and Calf Boots.
are superior to any sold in this market and
cheaper too Warranted WATER
PROOF and PRIME in every way.
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DON'T forget to attend the Peasants
Carnival, at Feller's Hall, Wednesday,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday of next
week, given by the ladies of the Episco-
pal church.
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Business Notice.

AS ms business necessarily calls ~
from my office great deal, hereby -
thorize Mr.. John 5. Mathews nj. clerk.
to collect monies for me and receipt 1sr
the same. J H BRIsToR. nov liz.
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Religious.

The international Bible studies for
next Sabbath are from Proverbs VIII !:
LIZ. Title, True Wisdom. Golden
text, II love them that love me; and
those that seek me early shall find me -
Proverbs VIII; II.
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YOU ought to see that fine lot Of ,lr cf~
wear and novelties in n4ckwear, that W. S
received direct from tho manu- soturere
lately, at the BALTIC. CLOTHING linusw
$, nRArFmAS Prop'rs
T. KRATz, Sa osn,an nog is.
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These are the best. incest ftufg and
nost comfortable goods made in this coun-
try and reall, cheaper than any lower
priced ones. tThes mako no common, low
priced sooAs Every pair warranted as
represented. Try par AMI you will be
convinced. For sale only by
3HTTINGhR a HOKE
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Our Motto Cut Rates.

Cut on ladies' and childrens' knit hoods.
Cut on ladies' under vests, awful cheap.
Cut ON mems medicated shirts, dirt cheap.
Gut on cotton fannels, from 6, z, 8, to Gets
Ont on dress goods, down TO SC per yard.
C.P. HERRING,
nov %. Cor. Queen and Martin Sts
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NesU ODes.ju0.

GO TO BALES 4 HOLLIS for your fresh
oysters, fruit, edibles etc. They have them
always on hand, and sell very cheap. Call
on them at corner OF Martin and Spring SITS.
nov %,
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80 Dnys-3O Days.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in shoes
and boots, prices that will astonish all.
BLUE 'FRONT.' BLUE FRONT.
nov l5.
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YOU ought to see them fne overcoefo|
and corkscrew suits, In both sack ia
getaway styles, at the BALTo. CIoTnaxa
Housx. s. BRATrMAx. Prom.
+. KRAFT, Salesman. nov is.
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EELs have been offered for sale by
the pound on our streets several days
this week. Two men had a number Of
bagsiul for sale on Wednesday.
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THE matrimonial market seems at a
standstill. Boys, don't wait until after
Christpas buy the ring now and get a
good wife In the bargain.
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DID you see Sprague Bishops pet
coon 1t is beauty and seems very
affectionate and tame.
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THE Lutheran church steeple is now
finished and presents very handsome
appearance--tall and shapelv.
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Blue Front Blue Front.

ANDROsUOGGlN bleached muslin 7c
Standard prints only Sc. Good canton
flannel only &c. nov. Is.
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GETTINGER HOKE'S stock Il Kid
pebbled and kid foxed fine buttoned boots,
cannot be excslled, either in quality or
price. in this market They recommend
only good goods.
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THE December term of the County
Court will commence next Monday, at
which time all the newly elected officers
will be qualified.
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THE country was secured by hunters
last Thursday, some of whom regretted
that they had gone, one hour after they
had left home.
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TO AGENTS.
LARGE PROFITS.
hut Small Capital Required
TO AGENTS

Call on P. G. HUNTfR who has open.
ed photograph coping house in connec-
ton with photography where you can
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Mr.. JAMES HILL has eight very fine
porkers, which will soon be ready for
the butcher.
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A FULL SUPPLY Of Homeopathic
Specifics always on hand and for sale ~
list prices, by
jn2l ]. L. w. BAKER.
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WITH winterish winds, what whim-
steal wars wage, with worrying weird
ness
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A HEAVY rainstorm visited us last
Sunday evening.
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BOOM! BO0N., BOO ~!

CU1' Boom Is Just looming.
Good Whole Stock Eoets $250.
Good Wool Hale down 10 90 CTS.
Goo Grey blanks;t only SIS c's per pair.
Good All Wool .ea shir.s for s74 cts
Good Fsciery Yarn only 60 cts per ID
Good Ing ain tsrpcis for Is cis rei I'd
Don't miss this baom, II will make you
Boom. q +. HERRING,
nov 90 Cor Queen and Martin Sis
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BIG REDUCTION in lsxdies ccrsets,
at the Blue Front.
BLUE FRoNT-isLUE FRONT. g
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MARTINsBURG was well represented
in Hagerstown last Thursday.
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get your pictures en-
Iarged to life size in
Oil, Pastel, Crayon,
India Ink and Water
Colors, at extremely
low figures. All dorA
ut home. and no dian
,er Of your not get ding
your old pictures back
again.
You can get such
portraits rs thut of the
Hon. Chas. j. and X.
Boyd Faulkner. that
was on exhibition ut
the Martins burg Fair.
The holidays are ap
preaching and yeu
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BIG LINE Of Tooth Nail and Hair
Brushes from importers, of French, Eng
lish and American make. Call and exam
inc stock.
G W. BOWMAN.
Druggist, l6 N. Queen ST.
Msrtinsburg, w. Va
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Notice.

Don't forget you save SOC, t. enc Dol
lar on each pair Of fine shoes bought al
the Blue Front
BLUE FRONT-BLUE FRONT.
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BUSINESS is still unsteady.

THE butchers have had their hands
full this week killing squealing porke,s.
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HATS in endless variety. Cheaper th1n
ever before. All the FAN and Winter
Styles ready at
GETTINGEK n ron ~ s.,
Cheap FashionahI Emporinn1
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Oar Customers are oar AdUer-
tiSeTs.

THEY will gladly tell you their exper :
fence by purchasing from ms. In every
instance they will say that the clothing we
sell are first-class in every particular, and
never misrepresenting any garment. They
will also tell you that we show the largest
stock Of any house in the city, and sell at
lowest prices, at the BALTIC. CLOTHING
House S. BRAKEMAN, Prop'r.
T. ERATz, Salesman. nov Is.
Reckless Cutting of Prices.
Cut on Mems gum boots to............... 81. so
= Lsdies Z shoes to......... 40
4 (" Mems buckle arctics to.......... $50
Our prices on shoes are cut all 10 pieces.
G. P. HERRING,
nov 20. Cor. Queen and Martin Sts.
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Cheap Hufs.

A Handsome lire of Stiff snd SOFT Hal
10 be sold very cheap IT a. r. HER
RINGS.
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