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THANKS. Rev. w. b. Evers is emit.
tied to our thanks for kindness In fur
nishing us with half dozen boxes of
large and delicious strawberries. We
passed by his place recently and was
pleased to note the evidences OF thrift
and plentifulness with which he was
surrounded. He understands how to
handle slate land, and some of the farm
ers will do we'll to confer with him as
to how to till it.
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WE have already received our second
supply of clothing this spring, which has
never been the case SO early before, which
much better trimed and made up, than
any other, and, that we guarantee every
garment we sell, and the best of all, is
that we save every purchaser from IS to 20
per cent. on any garment he purchases
from MS. Our new line comprises some
new plain and fancy pin stripe Cashmere
suits, also, some beautiful sack and cuta-
way corkscrews, and beautiful selection
of pants. All we ask is to give us call,
aud we Will guarantee you polite attention,
and show you through our immense stock,
at the BALTIC. CLOTHING HOUSE.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS AT stated
communication of Equality Lodge held
June Sth, the following officers were
elected and installed for the ensuing
masonic year Chas. =. Matthaei, w.
NJ, E. g. Bartlett, S. W., w. l.. Jones,
j. w. w. M. Hollis, Secretary Jocob
Gassman, Treasurer Chas Lamar, S.
d. Harry L. Doll, j. ID. Rev. j. r.
Andrew, Chaplain Thos. w. Kearns,
Tyler.
AT Stated Conclave of Palestine
Commandery, knights Templar, held on
Monday evening 18th inst, the following
officers were elected and installed
DIR. j. w. McSherry, Emit. Comman-
der DIR. E. G. Williams, Jr., General
issimo S. v. Yantis, Jr., Cap. Gener-
al ; Rev. j. r.. Andrew, Prelate; G.. L..
Sencindiver, Treasurer G.. w. Feidt,
Recorder Robert Criswell, d. W.;
Kinsey Creque, J. W.; G. M. Lamar,
Standard b.; j. w. Mcdonald, Sword
b.; Alex Parks, Jr., Warder.; Thos.
w. Kearns, Sentinel.
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REMNANT DAYS AT EMMERT a. FIERY s
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JUNE, IS AND
19.-On the above named days we viii
have measured and marked remnants of
all kinds of spring and summer goods,
such as White goods, Lawns, Percale, Sa-
teens, Worsted goods, Swiss Hamburg,
Nuns Yelling, Ginghams, Batieste, Cali
co, Cottonade, etc. These remnants must
positively be closed out IN two days re-
CARELESS of cost. See if you want bar
gains, call early and'get the best selection.
EMMERT & FIERY.
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ALWAYS IN THE LEAD.
WILL sELECTED STOCK.
,LosU Prices.
BARGAINS
BARGAINS.

SUMMER, one Of the most beautiful
seasons Of the whole year, is herein all
its glory. Tho old man, the middle aged
man, the young man, the youth and the
boy will want to appear in accord with
the season in wearing apparel, and as
naural c onsequence. they will want to
know where to buy, what to buy, what is
and of course the most reasonable in
price We can suit the most fastidious
and sell the closest buyers and we will
let our known reputatios speak for us for
low prices and honest representation,
SEERSUCKER coats ard vests in rs
difreren, styles and col,rs,
SILK MoHA1R coats and vests very
handsome i, styles and patterns
ALPACA coats well assorted long
hi short cut
SUMMER CLOTH coets aria vests,
with rolling collar very nobby.
SERGE UITs beyond comparison.
LINEN BUSTERS in endless varieties.
SUMMER neckwear, Il fall line just
opened
We solicit an inspection Of our stock Of
summer clothing, and will guarantee sat
isfaction TO / II
THOMSON g. TABLER
--GENTEEL CLoTuIEgs,--
Homrich's Old Stand, SO Queel st
N Remember our new neckwear
ew goods received daily.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. - Mayor
Lambert called Council to order in reg
ular session, Thursday night, June 10.
All Councilmen present. Petition of
business men and merchants asking to
have market ordinances enforced; re-
ferred to Market House Committee.
Application for water on Sd Street; re-
ferred to Water Board. Bids were
made by Messrs. Hyde, Jones and Mess
man for the erection of new town
clock; referred to Market House Com
mittee. A night policeman was asked
for in the western part of the town;
granted. Bonds of newly elected off,
GERS were read and accepted. Com
plants of different uuisances were made.
Messrs. Bristor, Reynolds, Grimes and
the School Board were ordered to be
notified to lay pavements in 80 days.
Notice ordered to be served on Mrs.
Cavanaugh and Mr.. Wisner in regard
to nuisances in the northern portion OF
the city. On motion the members Of
the Council were requested to visit the
different portions OF the city and in
spect the same. A number Of bills
were read and passed. Contracting
prrties for work, ordered to be looked
after, and that work be done promptly
Adjourned.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR SUMMER UNDER
WEARING house in the city can show a
line of goods, equals to ours, plain and
fancy Balbriggan Shirts, all sizes, also a
full line of Jean Drawers, and we have al
so received lately, drawer called the
"Challenge" drawer, with no seam in the
crotch, and many other kinds, at the
BALTIC. CLOTHING House.
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CrockerysUGre.

IF you wsnt crockeryware. such As
farmers use for the dairy and other pur-
poses, flower pots, stove pipe pots etc,
you will please call on f. d. BOYER,
King street, two doors below 81 Clair
Hotel, whore you can be accommodated at
reasonable prices, and satisfaction guaran-
teed. We are manufacturing the same
and rope tae public VIII encourage q
home enterprise. m29-tk
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ROSES.
LOSES.
now TO SAVE MONEY.

FIVE POINTS, N. j., Feb. II, 1856.
Dear Sir:-I cheerfuliy addmy testimo-
ny as to the merits and value Of your
ssAromanna.' | think it IL one Of the best
medicines in use, and don't like to be with
out 1t. AIN satisfied thatit has saved doc
tors bills In my family. III / am bilious or
have the sick headache ordyspepsia( which
used 10 trouble me much, sAromanna7 is
my remedy for them all. j. s. SKINNER.
Sold by A. NJ. Gilbert. Martnsburg, and
country dealers at Is and 70 cents.
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CHIEF JUSTICE MARsHALL.-The
venerable colored hotel porter, John
Marshall. is dead He will be remem-
bered AS the short, thick-set colored
man who wore Tin plate on the front
of his tall hat, bearing the words
"Chief Justice John Marshall, of Vir-
GINA, porter for all the hotels, railroads
and steamboats, He was familiar
figure at Camden depot and at some of
the hotels, especially the Howard House.
He was not known to sleep in q bed,
generally taking his rest sitting in an
armchair. He left wife, lat whose
house in Washington he died last week.
and six grown sons and one daughter.
He was, in early life, house seryantof
Gen. Boyd, of Virginia. He was SER
want of the Marshall House, in Alexan
dria, Va, when Ellsworth was killed
by Jackson, the proprietor, and he got
his sobriquet of ''Chief Justice" from
this connection.-Balto. Sun.
The descendants of Gen. Boyd, of
this place, and all of onr people who
have passed in and about Camden Sta
ton, and occasionally visited Berkeley
Springs during the summer season will
remember this kind hearted but eceen-
trio old colored man.
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AN EsTrMABLE GENTLEMAN DEAD

AN EsTIMABLE GENTLEMAN DEAD.
Mr.. Solomon Boyer died at his resi-
dence on South Raleigh street on Sun
day night last. He was the father of
Messrs. f. d. and G.. w. Boyer, two of
our enterprising and energetic citizens.
Mr.. Boyer was in his 73rd year, and had
Eeen constant sufferer for some time
past from the effects Of cancer. How
ever, he bore his sufferings with pa
thence and fortitude, until relieved by
death. He was well known throughout
this and adjoining counties, and the
sad news of his death will be heard with
much regret by his many friends.
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A VALUABLE cow belonging to a Mr..
Foley, living on the Peter Bowers farm,
near Summit Point, was killed by hunts
meE, it is supposed, few day ago; and
Mr.. Alf Riley, an employee of the B. Sc
0. at Summit Point, also had COW
shot and injured seriously. Free Press.
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DON'T you know that SMALL 4 CO
can furnish Doors Frames and Doors.
Window Frames, Sssh and Shutters,
Brackets and Balustrades--saw or turn.
ed mouldings of all kinds Slate roof
ing done to order, from $500 per square
and upwards. Call on them at the old
planning mill, foot Of Maple Avenue. near
B. Il O. Freight Depot.
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OUR stock of white goods is larger and
more varied than ever before, in tact we
have everything that can DO procured in
white fabricks, and at prices that will suit
all. In trimming we have Oriental Lace
and all over in all widths and prices,
Swiss Edge, and all over, in all widths and
prices to suit material. You should not
fail to see our Oriental and Swiss Ham
burg Flouncing, as we have some great
bargains in these goods, in fact, IL you
should want anything in the wash goods
line you should not fail to see our stock
EArMERT C FIERY.
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We omitted to return thanks last
week to our kind friend, Mr.. James e..
Hill, for basket of fine early potatoes,
dug by him from his garden June 1st
Who can beat that in this section? If
you want good garden plants Mr. Hill
can supply you.
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T.4YL0R,S MA0KINA ms.

GETTINGER - H0EE have Just re-
ceived full line Of these Justly celebrated
goods, and sell them az city prices Trey
are certainly, % those wartinga good are
ticle, the CHEAPEST Goods Ia the mar
ket.
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Mr.. CHAs. SHARFF. presented US
with radlsh this week, which is GER
tainly queer thing. Five separate
portions branch out from the bofy, and
looks as though the seed must have all
been put in the one hole when plaAted.
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RELIGIOUS First M. Z. Church,
quarterly meeting and childrens' day,
Sunday, June 18th. $50 a. M, love
feast. IL a. M. preaching by Rev. G..
G. Baker, z. E. SIP. M, exercises by
infant department of Sunday School,
conducted by Mrs. L. Westall.
Special Whitsunday services in the
Lutheran Church to morrow at / a. m. ;
confirmation at s p. m. Address to the
young, Welcome to all.
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THE Technicon purchased by Miss
Ida Henry, will be used by her music
class next session. 1t is highly spoken
of by some of the worlds best musi-
clans, and Miss Henry deserves great
credit for the interest manifested in the
class.
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Izv Som ething NesO !! = -

LADIES' Hammered Watches, also new
goods at prices that defy competition. A
hrst-class workman for repairing, etc.
~ HYDE'S JEwELRY STORE. -wN
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Mr.. THEODORE BUsER and Capt.
Samuel Maxwell, have purchased the
Kilmer Mill and will run it after July
the 1st, under the firm name of Buser
s. Maxwell. They will command a
large trade, being square, honest bust
ness men.
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The sale Of the Porterfield property
occurred last Saturday. Mr.. II. T.
Cushwa bought the single lot on Burke
street for $S25.; Mr. A. M. Bentz, the
double brick dwelling including two
lots on Martin street, S2,095,; and Mr..
f. D. Staley, the double frame house on
Martin street, 81 500.
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THE officers of Berkeley Council No
14S, American Legion of Honor, have
promptly paid to E. Boyd Faulkner,
guardian of VIM. It. and John :. Hen
shaw, two thousand dollars, the full
amount of the benefit certificate held
by the late VIM. S. Henshaw in that
order.
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WE regret to learn of the illness of
Chas. Feldman, Esq, agent for the
Cumberland Valley and Shenandoah
Valley Railroads in this city. He is
threatened with pneumonia. His many
friends in Hagerstown and elsewhere
hope for his speedy recovery. -Hagers-
toacn Globe
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THE parents and friends of Mrs. r.
w. Gibson, nee Dora Gerhardt, were
anticipating a happy time this summer
from visit she intended TO make but
they will now be sadly disappointed in
consequence of her husband having been
seriously injured by the explosion of an
engine
Mr.. Gibson was ready to start out one
morning, about two weeks ago, but as
his engine was not ready he
was conversing with some of
the men near another engine
outside of the round house, and
while they were thus standing and
conyersing, this engine suddenly ex-
ploded, killing several men instantly,
crippling some and scalding others. Mr.
Gibson was considerably scalded, and
otherwise seriously hurt, to such an ex-
tent as to disable him for some months.
This, of course, dissipates the vision of
the pleasure and enjoyment by the
expected visit of Mrs. Gibson to
the place where, and the people among
whom she spent many happy day.
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BUTrERIcKs PATTERNS, I'VE have TAX
en- the agency for the above named popular
patterns and will always keep on hand a
full stock of the latest styles. When you
come to town call and get fashion sheet
free. EMMERT Il FIERY.
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Cool weather.
HARVEST next.
IN town-picnic chickens.
VEGETABLES are abundant.
Look out for bicycle club.
WHAT has become of our market ?
THE army of the Benedicts increaseth
MosQUITos-Better known as alarm
clocks.
HARD work-trying to chew tough
beefsteak.
WHY can't the Zouaves turn out on
the Fourth Of July?
LOST, strayed or stolen-Martins
burg's Fourth of July celebration.
MRS. j. w. PITzER has our thanks
for splendid treat of fine cherries.
WE received a pleasant call from Mr..
Hyde, of Piedmont, on Wednesday last.
A LARGE number of our citizens Wis
tied Shepherdstown on Saturday last,
Decoration Day.
THE rain on last Wednesday was
greatly needed, and vegetation received
fresh impetus thereby.
THE Episcopal Sunday School will
picnic at Island Park Friday, July End.
All are invited to attend.
THE Jefferson County Teachers In
stitute will be conducted by Prof. T. e.
Hodges, commencing August 10Th.
THE NJ. q. Band concert Tuesday
night was very delightful treat to our
citizens, and the strangers within our
midst.
A BREAK twenty feet long and eight
feet deep occurred on the Seven-Mile
level, of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
on Friday night last, ~
IN another column will be found an
account of the hanging of Banks and
Honesty, for the murder of Joseph Nc
Fault, at Winchester.
Mr.. GEO. M. BOWERS has purchased
from Mr.. John Criswell, for 1000, the
property occupied by Mr.. E. G. Har-
wood as dry goods store.
OUR genial friend, Mr.. VIM. Black
well, had the pleasure of taking the
train to and from Keyser, containing
President Cleveland and bride.
THE Corporation authorities are now
making arrangements for new town
clock. 1t is badly needed, and will be
appreciated by the general public
THE carriage of DR.. j. w. McSherry
presents fine appearance since the new
Shepherd 81 Hendricks patent metal
wheels have taken the place of the wood
ones.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND and wife
passed through here Tuesday evening.
The Chief Magistrate smole smile,
which was reflected on the face of his
wife
ON Tuesday last Mr.. Jno. Rankin pre-
sented US with branch of cherry tree
that must have, at least, contained a
quart. They were large and delicious.
The tree is said to contain very heavy
yield.
THE Chas. Dyche arrested last week
at the G. ". Depot for drawing pistol
on MIR. w. A. Gard, was colored
man, and not our genial young towns
man Charles Dyche.
THE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
employees annual excursion to Island
Park will take place on Wednesday
June %, 1886. Misses Jennie Smith,
Ada Sherman and other promine mt
speakers will deliver addresses,
On last Sunday morning the G. A. r,
met at their hall and from there pro-
ceeded to the NJ. E. Church. Rev. III.
S. Hank delivered very appropriate
sermon in regard to the celebration OF
Decoration Day, after which they
returned to their headquarters and
passed resolution Of thanks for the
interest manifested by Rev. Hank.
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ITCH, Prairie Mango, and Scratches
of every kind cured in 80 minutes by
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. Use no
other. This never fails. Sold by John
Lee Fout.
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TO all who are suffering from tie errors
and indiscretions OF youth. nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss OF manhood, .Se.. !
viii send recipe that viii cure you, FBEE
OF CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by missionary in South Amer
lea. Send u self-addrcssed envelope 10 the
REV. JosEPH Il. ISMAN, Station y, New
YORK Ctty. Nov. Z, 'S5--1yr.
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Fishing Tochie.
Premiums For The Ladies.

500 LOVELY and fragrant flowers now
at our store for distribution to any lady
purchasing one dollars worth Oh goods
consisting Of G-raniuins, Fuchias. Daisies.
Roses Scarlet Sage, Verbenas. ETC., etc
g. T. HERRING & co.
Cor Queen and Marin Ste.
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The marriage of MIR. G.. w. Appleby,
of Baltimore, and Miss Laura Miller, Of
Hedgesville, was consummated at the
resident of the brides father, Mr.. John
Harley Miller, on Wednesday last The
bridal party took the ABS Express for
Baltimore. Many handsome presents
were received by the bride Mrs. APP.
pleby will be greatly missed by our peo-
pie, with whom she is a favorite, not
merely because Of her friendlness, but
also on account of her kind, amiable
disposition The best wishes of a host
of friends attend the young couple.
The following are few of the presents:
Swinging water set,C. A. Miller; dressng
case, VIM. Miller; gold cuff and collar but
tons, Mrs. Mitchell; cake basket, Miss
Jennie Miller, of Frederick; butter dish,
Miss Ella NolI; cake basket, Joe NJ Ca
trow; pickle castor, Mrs. Ida Miller; ditto.
Miss Jennie Murphy, Of Clarksburg, Md
silver thimble and pair linen towels, Robt.
Miller; pair linen towels, Eugene Miller;
ditto, Mrs. Mollie Poisal; ditto, q. Nj.
Brown.
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BUTrERICKs PATTERNs.-We have tax
en- the agency for the above named popu-
lar patterns and will always keep on hand
full stock of the latest styles. When you
come to town cali and get fashion sheet
free. ENNfERT & FIERY.
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Ean Phosphate.

A NEW and refreshing drink dispens s.
ed at FOUTS soda fountain. 10 cts. per
glass. Try it.
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NEW STORE.

JUST OPENED. #. G. MILES, No. 81
East Martin street, near b. d Q. Depot,
has a full line of groceries and provisions.
Call and examine his stock and be conyin-
ced that he sells as cheap as the cheapest.
a24 3m
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The Lutheran Church was the scene
on Wednesday evening last OF very
nice and impressive weddipg--that Of
Mr.. Elijah w. VanMetre, and Miss Mol
lie A. Byers, daughter of Mr.. Thomas
Byers. At o'clock the doors of the
church Were opened and in short while
the large audience room was comfort
ably filled. Promptly at 4;25 the soft
strains of Mendlesohn' wedding march
came TO each attentive ear.
Like a sweet wind
That breathes upon bank of violets,
Stealing and giving odour,"
and AS the upper door opened the bridal
couple, preceded by the ushers, passed
up the aisle to the altar, where they
were met by Rev. II. @. Holland, who
very solemnly administered the impress
sive wedding ceremony, and pronounc-
ed the contracting parties husband and
wife. Misses Lulje Wilen and Leila
Kratz were bridesmaids. The happy
young couple took the 4'35 Express for
Washington and Baltimore.
The church, especially the altar, was
tastefulIy decorated with flowers, and
the initials of the parties were formed
in a beautiful monogram OF pure white
flowers. The bride was attired in
nicely fitting, costly golden brown satin
dress, the skirt trimmed with beads,
and wore very becoming little French
bonnet. The groom was handsomely
attired in conventional black broad
cloth. Miss Ida Henry gracefully pre-
sided at the organ. The ushers were
Messrs. Lewis Dewitt Gerhardt, John
Byers, George VanMetre and Grant
Pitzer. The following is partial list
of the BRIDES PRESENTS
Plush Parlor Set, Brussels Carpet, Two
Bedroom Sets, Mirror, Silver Butter Knife
and Sugar Spoon, Carving Knife and Fork,
Two Silver Butter Dishes and Knives,
Turkish Towels and Vases, Goblets, Cele-
ry, Preserve and Berry Dishes, Glass and
Silver Fruit Stands, amber glass and tint
ed Pitcher, Silver Salt and Pepper stand,
Toothpick and Match Holder, Hand paint,
ed and Embroidered Splashers, Pair OF
Walters, Tin Set, Two Large Toilet Sets,
Chair, Silver Table Knives and Forks, Ice
Cream Set, Silver Flower Stand, Silver
Pickle Castor, Silyer-handle Comb and
Brush, Silver Table and Teaspoons, Ham
mered Waiter and Water Set, Pearl-drop
Pitcher, Silver Sugar Bowl, Fruit Stand,
Butter Dish and Casters. l boz. Pearl
handle Knives, Silver Tea Service, station
cry, Oil Painting, Blankets, Towels, Ia
BILE Cloths, Counterpanes, 'apkins, Lamp,
Flower Vase, etc.
The bride and groom are well-known
to our people, with whom they have
been associated since childhood. Mrs.
", lively, little, petite blonde. has
been one of the bellies of Martinsburg.
Everybody admires her. She possesses
gentle heart and many noble traits OF
character Mr.. ". is one OF Berkeley's
progressive young men. Our wishes,
deep and fervent, go with them both.
May coming years add 10 their happi-
ness, and give solemnity TO the divine
injunction: "Whom God hath joined
together, let no man part assunder. "
May each, in looking back to the hour
that first saw them united for better or
worse, say, with truth, JOY and pride;
Never from that hour to part,
Wen live and love so true,
The sigh that rends thy constant heart
I u min
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For Safe.

A Mare, with colt two months old, safe
for family use, driving or riding Also a
use. Apply at this Office
PEL'S Hand made Ladies Kid, Straight
Grain, goat and kid foxcd Button Boots
are perfectly easy to the foot, and combine
beauty, comfort and durability. Every
lady should try them. Sold only by
GETTINGER g. HOKE.