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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-15

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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-07-19

THE ZOUAvEs will hold their
first annual picnic next month, at
Potomac Isle, and nothing will be
left undone to make it one of the
largest, most attractive and pleas
ant social affairs of the season.
Potomac Isle, which is under the
management of Berkeley county
gentlemen, has been selected by the
Zouaves as being entitled to patron
age from home organizations, pre-
senting as it does all the advantages
and Accommodations of other picnic
grounds before the public, besides
a great many not afforded by them.
A ride by rail to Falling Waters, and
from there down the river five mil IS
by steamboat is alone worth the arc
The Island is furnished with "A ex.
ce]lent restaurant, large danciao
pavilion, bath houses, &c, a large
number Of row boats, and no bette,
fishing can be foune in the Potomac
The company will go in uniform,
and will give an exhibition dri,
during the day. Further notice a,
to day and date, and particulars w il
be given next week.
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THE benefit entertainment tender
ed DIR. Arnold IN Feller's Hall,
Thursday night, in point Of attend
ance was not as large rs expected,
owing tounfavorable circumstances,
but as to character and merit, was Of
the highest standard. DIR. Arnold's
reputation as musician, singer, ann
show within himself, is as wide as
the States, and second to no one any
where, in his line OF business, and at
any time be may give an entertain
ment here, full house will be as
certain as his announcement.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-07-19

The Eighth Annual Reunion Of
the Society of the Army of West
Virginia" will be held in the city of
Cumberland, Maryland, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, Septem-
Der 2, and 4, 1884. Arrangements
are making to render this the most
notable gathering of Veteran Sol
diers ever held in this section of the
country. Immediately following the
Reunion, Friday and Saturday, Sep
TENDER and 6, the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company will run a
two-day's excursion, at very low
rates, to the Winchester battle fields
and Luray Caverns. All the rail-
roads leading into Cumberland will
issue excursion tickets, to the Re-
union.
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ARRESTS. Policemen O'Neal and
Henry, and Deputy Sheriff Creque,
on their rounds last Saturday night,
made the following arrests:
Chas. Johnson, (col.,) on a war
rant issued February 9th, charged
with assault with intent tokill Nan
ME v. Reed. Held for court in $500
bail and in default sent to Jail.
Chas. Monday, drunk and disor.
DERBY and resisting officer with a
knife. Held for Court in 500 bail,
G.. w. DeGrange, bondsman.
Pent Williams and wife, drunk
and disorderly. Fined So each.
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THAT BRILLIANT METEOR. -
Over one hundred and fifty nebula
which have escaped the vision of
previous astronomers have recently
been discovered by DIR. Lewis Swift,
Director of the Warner Observatory,
Rochester, N. Y. One of these Is OF
most peculiar nature, and seems
to be undergoing wonderful change.
DIR. Swift desires to thoroughly in
vestigate the great meteor which ap-
peared on the night Of July Sd, and
for this purpose requests all who saw
it to communicate with him at the
Warner Observatory, Rochester, N.
Y, Immediately, giving the direc-
tion of view, motion, color, etc.
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JEFFERSON REpuBLIcAN MEET

JEFFERSON REPUBLICAN MEET
1NG.-The Republicans of Jefferson
county met in Charlestown, pur-
suant to call, on Tuesday last, the
5th inst. The meeting was called
to order by Mr.. S. Fl. Higginboth-
ON. Mr.. C. G. Getzendanner
was made Chairman and Mr.. Geo.
w. Halter, Secretary. The fol-
lowing gentlemen were appointed
delegates to the State and Con
gressional Conventions, viz: B,
f. Leisinring, S. V. Yantis, Jr.,
Geo. Z. Curry, James d. Butts
DIR. ID. w. Border, A. S. Yantis, G.
G. Getzcndanrfer, ID. G. Adams,
S. Slower and j. II. Ray.
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SHORT Stops.
Muzzle the dogs !!

Muzzle the dogs I!
Thebase ballfield should be moved.
Picnics are becoming quite num-
erous.
The farmers report a slight defec-
tion in the fruit crop.
People who want to can now in
dulge in green apple pie.
The days aud nights arc tempered
by cool shifts OF wiuter breezes.
The "B. B. b. will picnic at Po-
tomac Isle next Tuesday. the I'D.
The dry spell may have retard-
ing effect upon the roasting-ear crop.
Take things as easy AS you can
during the summer, aud don't get
excited.
The home market is we'll supplied
with choice variety of vegetables
and fruits.
A general cleaning up of the streets
would add to the good appearances
Of the town.
If you go fishing. go where the
mosquitoes are the thickest. You'll
never be troubled to get bite.
The Saturday night market is gen
orally we'll attended, the supplies
last Saturday were not equal TO the
demands.
Now comes the time when sleep
forsakes the youngsters eyes, and
he is troubled with visions of green
apples, dogs and doctors.
When a young man steals a kiss
from Hagerstown girl she bushes
like full blown rose, and says
smartly "You darsn't do that
twice more ~
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Picnic Bulletin.

On Thursday, July "a special
train will convey the u. b. Sunday
school 70 Island Park on their an
nual picnic.
The ladies of w. q. T.. u. will
picnic at Island Park, Tuesday. July
%. The public are invited.
The Mechanics Band have billed
the town for their annual picnic.
They have made arrangements to 60
to Pen Mar. They will take large
crowd on the excursion, Fare Sl.09.
Catholic picnic at Island Park to.
day.
Picnic AT Mr.. ALTO. The Sun
day school of the Lutheran church,
this city, will picnic this year at
Mt. Alto, on Thursday July 3lst.
Greatly reduced rates for the chill
dren. Train leaves G. ". Depot at
1880 A. NJ, and returns at 1855 r. M.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-07-19

TIE laying of the corner stone Of
the new Lutheran church, corner
Queen and Martin streets. last Sat
urday evening, drew forth large
congregation of the members and
spectators generally. After assemb-
ling ia the First NJ X. church, where
a short service was held, those as
sembled proceeded to the new build
ing where preparations for the oc-
casion had been made. The stone
is Ohio sandstone, nicely dressed,
and bears the date of 1S30-lSS4, the
former date the year in which the
old building was erected the latter
the date OF remodeling. A history OF
the church, a number of documents.
list Of the membership, the names
of those engaged in the work, OF the
Mayer Of the town and others, the
INDEPENDENT ard the other papers
OF the town were enclosed and the
stone placed in position. The cere-
mony was performed by the pastor
Rev. Mr.. Holland, Rev. M l.. Cutler,
of Mercersburg, former pastor, aud
Revs. A. s. Hank +. M. Woods,
r. HI. Pitt. and VIM. Gerhardt,
ministers of the town, assisting.
The choir assisted by some outside
talent and several comets rendered
appropriate and excellent music.
Rev. NJ. l.. Cutler delivered the adj
dress for the occasion in the court
house Sunday morning to large
congregation.
The building of the edi6ce is being
pushed rapidly forward and when
completed will be the most imposing
place of worship in town.
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Watches, WatchesNeW
Stock! Bargains for
Everybody.
determined to- again el

"AVING determined to again en-
Ill gage in business in this place, 1
have purchased large stock of Clocks.
Watches, Jewelry and Spectacles OF
all grades and gu ality,to which the at
tenticn of my friends and the. public iss
invited. Watches specially. and
prices to suit all, ranging from the
lowest to the highest. The highest
cash prlce paid for old gold and silver.
Repairing Of all kinds done promptly
and at reasonable terms. Not being
able to secure suitable room at pres
emit, for my business, purchasers can
find me and inspect my stock at my
residence, over II. Q. Berry Cos
store, near the INDEPENDENT office;
Call and see me before purchasing, and
save money. s. p DOUGLASS,
iy l2-4t. Martinsburg, w. Va.
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MIR. JULIAN HAWTHORNE, gives
in his adhesion to the cause of mus
cular Christianity in a paper on
"The Building of the Muscle" to
appear in the August Harper's. The
paper includes a pleasant sketch OF
his college-mate Blake, and ex.
presses the belief that "young men
cannot make one another's acquain-
lance upon a sounder and more nat
ural ground than is afforded by their
MUSCLES
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OPENING.-Last Wednesday at
Cooper's Restaurant was celebrated
as an opening day. The occasion
was the Inauguration of a lunch
counter which was well supplied
with seasonable delicacies, lunch,
&C.. This move on the part of Mr..
Cooper is taken with an idea to
supply want in the community,
and to provide a lunch for those not
desiring Square meal. Besides
what the counter contains, Cooper
is prepared to furnish families with
deviled abs,and picnics and fishing
parties with canned goods of every
description. Give him call, aud
he will furnish anything in the line
of first class restaurant and at
rates that cannot fail to give salts
faction.
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Dog days commenced on the 2lst.
The growing corn stands in the
need of rain.
Zouave picnic next month at Pc
tomac Isle.
The Democratic State Convention
meets in Wheeling next week, the
23d. Ia
The Maryland State fair and the
Hagerstown fair will be held jointly
this year.
Contractor Buxton is rapidly push
ing along the brick work on the new
Lutheran Church.
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TOMORROW Sunday will be
childrens day at the M. E. Church.
The services both morning and even
ing will be highly interesting. A
centenary program will represented,
and distribution of medals will be
made. Several speakers from dis
lance are expected to be present.
Morning service, IL O'Clock, and a
mass meeting in the evening at 8
O'Clock. All will be welcome.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-07-19

THE following officers of Washing
ton Lodge No. knights of Pythias,
have been elected and installed for
the ensuing semi-annual term
j. O., G.. F. Gregory.
G. c., G. III. Becker.
Y. G., G.. II, Daily,
p, VIM. f. Long.
X. r. ~ S., Vim. Gerhardt.
Nj. e., III. b. Gerhardt.
M. F., Chas. Zimmerman.
M. A., Aug. Zimmerman.
0. e., Geo. Dalwick.
Grand Rep't., II. B. Gerhardt.
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DEAD LETTERs.-Following is a
list of letters remaining in the Post
Office at Martinsburg, w. Va, July
18th, 1884, and will be sent to the
Dead Letter Office July 26th if not
delivered. When calling say adver-
tised. We clip from the Statesman.
Miss Mary III. Askey, Miss Mamie
Hart, Miss Sale Lillis, Mrs. Waern-
icke, Howard Bentze, Henry Hin
ton, r. B. Rupert, Geo. G. Thomp-
son, John Blue, Jas, Russler, A. w.
Laney, Isaiah Wharton.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Edgar Duff
Janney, about sixteen years old. son
of Mr.. j. T. Janney, died suddenly
last Wednesday night. He had been
about during the day,assisting his ia
Their about his agricultural works, and
was apparently in good health with
in few hours of his death, when he
was attacked with paralysis, result
ing fatally, Duff was a bright,
Industrious, good boy, a favorite
with his companions, and he gained
the favor Of all with whom he came
in contact. The sympathy of the
community goes out to the stricken
parents and family.
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DESPITE election excitements the
Mormons are always with us, as a
perennial occasion of political dis
pute. A sketch Of Salt Lake City,
promised in the August Harper's,
from the pen of Ernest Ingersoll, has
therefore permanent timeliness so
to speak. Besides fine illustrations
of the city and its picturesque vicin-
age, there will be portraits of many
of the present Mormon leaders.
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Unparalleled

Assortment Of elegant clothing for
Men, Boys and Children, guaranteed
the lowest prices in Martinsbutg, con
sisteut with quality and workmanship.
Do moi fail to see the fashionable stock
shown at the BALTIC. CLIO HING
HOUSE. I'd door from the Everett
House, leading ciothers
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Fine CIO,hinr.

NOV is the time. for you to buy a
IN suit of fine Clothing cheaper than
ever. In order to make room for our
Fall goods VS. viii give you goods at
greatly redaced prices Call ut the
BALTIC. CLOTHING HOUSE, I'd
door from the Everett House. and be
convinced that you can save money,
before making your purchases. Lead
ing clothier.
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THE Sunday Sch ,ool If II

THE Sunday Sci 4ool of the Reform
ed church, in tbs place, have decid-
ed to hold tb'eir annual picnic at Is
land fark Harper's Ferry, Friday,
August ist, where they will be join
Cd py the Sunday school of the
sec ond Reformed church of Hagers-
own. The friends of the school
and the public are invited.
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Frutt Jars! Fruit Jars!!

WE beg tho public 10 call and ex
w anime store Fruit Jar, which
we have Just received. We guarantee
it far superior to anything ever brought
to this market, and with any care in
handling will last for years DO lot
fail to see /; before buying, for there i
nothing like II elsewhere
July l93t. BURk Ill ART d co. &
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SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1884.

THE PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY
SCHOOL. This school, as announc-
ed, held its annual picnic or summer
festival at Island Park, on Tuesday
last. Thus far, it was the largest
from Martinsburg. Sober, steady
man and womanhood, hopeful, eager
youth, rollicking children and pratt
Ting babies joined hands in a day
off, and a pleasant, happy day it was.
The majestic old mountains, with
their fitting changes of shadow and
sunlight, never witnessed, and the
murmuring waters of the placid and
historic Potomac never bore onward
to the fathomless ocean tidings of a
happier gathering than on this occa-
sion. We gazed into faces that re-
hected recollections of former
picnics and of the flying years.
We could see gray hairs, facial fur
rows. boys that had become men,
girls, now fair women, and children
who were then little toddlers, but
thanks to the Great Master, all
were bright, loveable and happy.
There was kindly greeting, and
friendly, social relations, and a
plentiful, bountiful supply of the
choicest of edibles. May recurring
seasons find the fold as blithe and
untouched by affection or-aching,
silent, speeches. vacancies.
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TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH
will be open for service tomorrow,
Sunday Goth, morning and even
ing, the Rector having returned to
resume his labors.
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A MOTHER great fall in watches;
"A cheaper than ever to be had be-
fore. A large case full Of American
gold and silver watches, which al Q
being sold at astonishingly low prices,
at w. l.. JONES JEWELRY STORE
Peoples Bank Building.
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THE following excursions and
camp-meetings are booked to leave
Martinsburg, via. G. V. r. r.: Ber-
kelley Broom Brigade to Potomac
Isle, July ED; colored Baptist camp
at Conococheagus Island, July 9th !;
st. Johns Lutheran Sunday School
to Mont Alto, July 21st; Mechanics
Band to Pen Mar, Aug. I'd colored
Methodist camp at Berkeley Station,
August 18th to oath colored Meth
odist excursion to Harrisburg, Sept.
11th.
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4 S our room is 100 smail to cary a
IN large stock Of shoe, We have de
ermined TO close ont our present stock
1T cost. Call early md get the best SO
eciiou. EMMERT Il FIERY
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B. b. B.-We invited the Berkeley
Broom Brigade and their friends to
an excursion to Potomac Isle on
Thursday last. They have changed
the date to Tuesday next. The three
BIS probably, also means badly back
ing backward. Next time invite us
and we will go.
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TIME Harvard Fountain pen, canno.
l. blot nor blur nor tire the hand, as
stylographic pens Just the thing for
copying, and for stress men nj w
r., J0NES
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Mr.. JOHN FITz, agent for the
Pitt Agricultural works, Buffalo,
N. Y. sent out from his works in
this place last Monday, two thresh-
ing machines to Bunker Hill, for
Mr.. Mart Payne. They passed
through town drawn by a traction
engine, in charge of AID Fitz and
Dan Mathews, and the trip was made
in good time, every thing working
smoothly and satisfactorily. The
return trip with the engine was
made after dark. We understand
Mr.. Fitz has purchaser for the
engine in this county.
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION will
be held Saturday, July Goth, in the
3rd Ward building, beginning at 8
O'Clock. s. l.. DODD.
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Ladies' AafclleIs, sc.

DANCING from SO CTS upwards; also
III Gents and Ladies purses and pocket
books 10 cts aud sls.--BO VIVIAN S
DRUG STORE.
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Of Mems y omen's and Childrens
shoes, ut 20 per cent reduction to m k,
room for fall stock.
BLUE FRONT, BLUE FRONT.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
a ETTlNGER 4 HOls i har1. IA. ..iN

GETTlNGER \ EOlSE havc Il Nv.
NJ ed their Spring sseck IL Beet,
Shoes. Hats, Caps ara Ks, and IL II
one OF the mos. complete vrr hr.auht
to this place. They ASK call ir,,n,
et cry ont Ia WALT feeling SKIS fsN
that they can do better tnr them both
ms 20 quality and lfice, thar any 9TH,
err house IN town. They buve qaite i
1 umber OF job lots aud remnants ia
both hoes and hats. They are as-
iermlnet ~ close an without regard
to cost
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.VyisIT THH LADIES FRENCH IA
v ZAAR for musical Instruments
Bauios, Violns, Aceordtons, llartnoni-
cas-, etc, EVERETT HOUSE CORNER.
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a FINE LINE Of ce ear, brilliant.
A Crystallized quartz Sps ctacles.
A full case with god steel aad rubber
frames, ut w L. JONES
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yyERY IMPORTANT TO LADIES

ItTWAHIOWH JHFIIf ~ UUHH ~ 7tttH
per or; Zephyr in All colors down TO
locts per OF Ladies French bazaar
Corseis, Only scots Queen Bess Cor
set regular 8 4, down 70 ST. 20; Ladiys
Muslin Underwear Hoopskists and But-
ties very cheap. lol different imper a
novelties .peciailv ger ladies'.
EVERETT HOUSE CORNER
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a LARGE STOCK Of mems Plow
"A shoes and bsogans. every Erat e
and price, at GE1T1NGEk& HOhE5.
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DIG line Ladies' Jerseys, at Ladies
ID French Bazaar to be I'm out very
cheap. EVERETT HOUSE CORNER.
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DIOR cigars. 2for and c,s.-the best
Il in town s'all AZ 3oWMAN'S DRUG
STORE
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save Time

DEMtMRisR, If YOU 80 to j. IS.
LII TRAM MELLS ytu can save
time, because you will rot have to run
around to different places to find what
you want. There i Is sll under one
roof--a coujlftc asscrtnen, Of every
thing. 4
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Goods for So IL cheap OF
IL III. N. DEA1kICk'S.
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UyATCH CHARMS, Of the most
w worn and the latest varieties.
Gold finger rings with beautiful sets, In
many varieties, at w. l.. JON u >
JEWELLERY STORE.
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-Tr YOU WA MT TO see iSig crowd
Il go t. Tx crowded stere ~ &. p.
II EkRlNG 4 co.'s.
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DURE ard fresh druss and all tha
Il new preparations on hsrd Fargo
er's receipts and d. ctor' prescriptions
dispensed intelllgently al O. w.
BOWMAN 16 North Queen Street.
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CODA WATER and Deep Ii csp
NJ Mineral Water, drawn from POI.
celain-lined fountains, through gire-
lows Patent Cooler, for sale by
j. Il. Vi BAKER.
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T1OR fine aud fresh drugs, patent Med
T icines in fact every thing kept by
Drug gists, and as cheap as elsew here,
Give me call @. W. IMAM DRUG
GIST l6 w. Queen ST. July 6.3t.
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Great Bargains.

a FEW OF BURT & COUSINS'
IA CELEBRATED LADIES
SHOES LhfT, which viii o. CLOSED
out AT reduce ,onof % to 81 per uent,
By q ETH NiEls Ii HGkE
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-07-19
Blue Front Rlne Front.

Shoes : SAoes
dob l.pls, LIB l.pss ! N T.9ts.
llal g'iiee. Halt pgiee
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-07-19

PAY DAY on the B. & O. railroad
yesterday.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-07-19

ICE COLD SODA WATER and pure
i fruit syrups at BoWMAN'S DRu q
STORE
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-07-19

TINE BEST Lire OF SUMMER
\ ATS FOX MEMS AND BOYS
WEAR, consisting of Mnnila, Maci
nav, straw and Mangns tor sale very
cheap 1T 10 Queen 81.
III. N. DEATEIS X.