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The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-05-16

Rare chance for persons of moderate
means, at the peremptory sale of 408 Sum-
NIT avenue, Jersey City Heights, on next
Tuesday, the 18th inst, at s r. NJ, at the
real estate exchange, AZ Montgomery street,
this city. J. NJ. Gibson, auctieneer. Sale
positive. BY ordersof the Union National
Bank, of New York city. For further par
ticulars, see advertisement under auction
heading. I'll bas Ali "a .siejeH
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-05-16

ExErKB, N. H.. May l5.--At the athletic
tournament of Phillips Exeter Academy
to-day Wurtenbefg '861beat, by two inches,
the best amateur record in the standing
broad jump, without weight, covering 10
feet 81 inches. ItG
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-05-16
H. 9Th, TaSkel
J 96MONTGOMERY st.,

49,
/ is just the place to buy them, be-
cause they keep the largest stock
Of ELEGANT LOOKING, EASY
FITTING and MOST RELIA-
BILE SHOES ever offered for sale
in Jersey City. They. don't adj
vertise to sell you SHOE
WORTH $3.50 for 89c,, because
that looks ridiculous; but they
do agree to give you MORE
SOLID WORTH FOR THE
MONEY than any other house in
this country. Their Shoes are
well known and extensively used
from Maine to Florida, and from
Arshamomoque to California.
They have been established in
business over 80 years, and have
gained a worldwide reputation
for fair dealing and good Shoes.
II They sell BURTS FINE
SHOES for both GENTLEMEN
and LADIES at lower prices than
any other firm, and their MODER-
ATE PRICED SHOES EXCEL
| ALL OTHERS in STYLE and
DURABILITY. They have an
immense stock of very DESIRA-
BILE SHOES for BOYS AND
GIRLS, made from GOOD,
HONEST LEATHER. Every
body can be fitted from their SIX
WIDTHS, and having but ONE
PRICE, a child can buy as cheap
ly as the most renowned bargain
hunter.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-05-16
Agricultural instruments for your gardens and
lawns. Get them at Wood l. Menaghs,


meeting Of the Reform Club was held In the
rark Rink last Sunday evening. There was alarge
attendance. Addresses were made by j. Bradford
cleaver and Mr.. J. B. Gibbs. OF Kew York.
Nowhere else in Jersey City can you secure such
bargain in Irish linen handkerchiefs as at Kess-
lers. IL Newark avenue
4 The Jersey city Reform Club will hold Gospel
avenue and Eighth street, tits Afternoon, a. 1
o'clock The meeting wiz be addressed BY Rev. j.
B. Albertson, of New York.
Don't forget those 1Oc., all linen, standing OF
rundown collars Baron's, Newark avenue.
DR.. James Wilkinson and wife, of Bergen ave-
nue., Will sail for London next week. They will
spend six weeks on the Continent.
Fins grass seed. in large or small quantities,
found 81 Wood Menaghis great hardware store.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-05-16
DIED.

EDMONDs.- Died, at Somervilie, N. j.. May ia
Samuel D. Bdmonds, formerly a resident OF thii
city. Funeral from his late residence, Someryille
to-day, at p. m. Hudson Council, No 4. r. T. d
T., and members Of the Order are invited
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-05-16

Jersey City Division. No. IS, Brotherhood Of Lo.
connective Engineers. will give literary and
musical entertainment In The Tabernacle next
Tuesday evening under che direction Of Prof. W,
Hen-stitch 3D. fancy border. extra quality Irish
inen handkerchiefs zoe. each. $225 per dozen, at
Kesslers, 70 Newark avenue.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-05-16
ROOTS AND SHOES.

Now that moving time is over
and the Carpets all tackled down,
the next thing in order will be a
NICE-LOOKING PAIR Of SUN
DAY SHOES, something that
will FIT EASY and WEAR
WE'LL.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-11-13
FULL. RETuRNs-OFFIcrAL COUNT,
]. Brafnan.

FULL. MISUNDERSTANDING COUNT,
1000 yards Canton Flanuels for &
cents per yard, at II. G. Berry u Cos.
5000 yards Best Calico only cents
per yard at III G. Berry Sc Co.'S.
1000 yards Best Navy Blue and Old
Gold Calico only cents at Fl. G. Ber-
ny d Co.'S.
The best, largest and cheapest line of
Dress Goods in Martinsburg is at II. g.
Berry II Co.'S.
100 Electric Gossamers for sSc. This
price for one weekly ut III. G. Berry &
Co.'S.
1000 yards double-width Cassmeres
and Grey Debiege only l2a cts, at II.
q. Berry & Co.'S.
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THE LELAND OPERA TROUPE This
splendid troupe with its sixteen mem
bers aud full orchestra will appear I'M
this town at Feller's Hall on the nights
Of the nth and is insts Owing to u
prior engagement Of the Central Opera
House, by the W. G. Band for their
fair the Leland troupe WAS obliged TO
take the less spacious accommodations
offered atFeller's Hall. The "Ameri-
can Minister" will be rendered on the
18th, aud "Mikado" with It's gorgeous
costumes and exceedingly pretty girls
on the 18th. The manager OF the
troupe regrets that they could not stay
longer in Martinsburg but they are
pressed for time 10 meet engagements
in Ohio. This is really good company
and ought TO be we'll sustained. = States
man. ~
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TIE Seward Alexander dramatic
company, which billed here last week,
we're compelled to disband on Saturday
night, and to meet the angry denuncia-
tion of number of creditors. Frank
ness, not enmity, bids us say the troupe
was very poor one, in point of acting.
Such people should refrain from as
piring to win the applause of the world.
Merit itself, has hard time to win
these days.
In order to assist them, however, a
benefit was given on Wednesday night.
Free hall and free band. Such kind
ness speaks we'll for our people.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-11-13

LUNCH AND SALooN.-Mr. j. a.
Blondel has fitted up nicely and taste.
fully the rooms adjoining the drug store
of Williams and Bro. on N. Queen ST.
and has opened therein saloon where
the choicest viands can be had, and
every day supplies his customers with q
free lunch of varied condiments and edi-
bles. lie regularly sets table of edi-
bles free from 10 a. to Up. m. and later.
He will soon add oysters, other delicacies
and meals to order.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-11-13

THE NJ. c.. BAND FAIR. Next
Tuesday night the M. G. Band will
hold its annual fair, in Central Opera
House. 1t will be continued ali week.
Everyone can anticipate q pleasant
amusement. a select orchestra will
render choice music each night. The
special features are too numerous to
mention. Just think over one hundred
pretty ladies' will be present, as partici-
pants. Among the articles to be chanc.
ed away will be beautiful silk quilt.
Now, let Martinsburgers patronizs this
fair. All of US remember how enjoya-
BILE were the Summer evening concerts
They were given, even though many
members of the band could scarcely
spare the time. Turn out and spend
your money for good cause. We all
should, and do, feel proud of the Mar
tinsburg city Band.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-11-13

Our PROSECUTING ATTORNEY. -
Hon. G.. w. Feidt, newly elected Prose
cutting Attorney, was given supper at
Mrs Feller's hotel. Wednesday night.
The Mechanics Band serenaded him,
and mad the house rirg with choice
music Ahout twenty-five friends at
.tendfd and sat down to splendid re.
past, TO which they did ample justice.
Besides the band music numerous pref
ty vocal and instrumental pieces were
rendered by various guests, and other
social and enjoyable features made the
evening pass by very pleasantly. George
was in fine spirits and deeply apprecla-
ted the kind congratulations showered
upon bim. The gathering lasted until
late hour, and all enjoyed themselves.
We hope our new Prosecuting Attor-
ney's life may be as joyful as the hours
of Wednesday nights festivities.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-11-13

FATAL ACCIDENT.-On last Satur-
day week Mrs. Henry Civilians living
at Hainesville, with her three little
children, drove in buggy to visit her
mother, Mrs. Roppat little Georgetown.
When leaving to go home. at a short
distance from Mrs. Ropp's house the
horse, which Mrs. Civilians was driving
started at same object in the road and
in attempting to guide him, Mrs.
Civilians ran him on a bank and upset
the buggy. Little Kitty Civilians
aged about s years was caught under
the buggy aud dragged some yards,
7 When extrieated she. walked back to
her grandmother's. and it was at first
supposed that she was not much hurt,
but investigation showed severe cOntu-
sion about the head and death ensned
in just one week after the accident.
The heartbroken mother and father have
the sincere sympathy of the whole COM
munity. - Statesman.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-11-13

SwEETHEARTs, READ THIS. This
month is one of special attractions, ow>
ing to the prevalence of shooting stars
or meteors. This is owing to the pas
sage of the earth through the track of
comets. Once in every SO years the
earth arrives at the point of intersec-
tion, just as the Temples comet crosses
it, giving rise to the brilliant displays
of 1888, 1866, to be repeated in 1899.
Tonight, the heavens will repay watch
ing, and sweethearts, we presume, will
embrace the opportunity.
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LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDRENs'
WRAPs.-The first thing we mention in
wraps is a rough or boucle stocking net
Jacket for ladies' and misses fall wear. this
is jaunty and stylish little wrap with
metal buttons, price from 81 TO $3.50. The
next is short jacket Of heavier material,
long in front and short back, mostly of
rough material or astrakan, this is q very
popular wrap, We have ordered the fourth
lot of them this season already. Price
from $3.50 up. The next is the Newmarket
this is the most popular wrap that has
ever been on the market. sltis stylish, IL
is convenient, it is warm, It is especially
adapted to persons living in the country
as it is very warm, and We don't believe
it will ever go out of style. We have de-
cidedly the largest line of Newmarkets
that we have ever had, and we had them
made to our own special order, and at
prices far below any former season. just
see the comparison. Newmarkets that
sold last year at 81, we are now selling at
So; last year atS9,no 81; last year Mt $l2.-
80 now $40. and so on. We have also a
nice line of astrakan and seal plush sacks
which are very handsome. Now the ques-
ton is, do you want u wrap this season OF
any kind If so, all we ask of you, is to
call and see us and examine our line and
if we can't suit you we will be to blame
and not you. EArMERT u FIERY.
z. S.-We have a full line Of children's
wraps. Size from years and up.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-11-13

WE regret very much the news of the
death of MIR. Eugene Willard, only son
of the Sheriff of Morgan county. He
was an exemplary gentleman in every
way, and a model son of great comfort
and solace to his parents. He left a
wife and four dear children to mingle
their tears of sorrow with the aged fa-
ther and mother. May the Great Mas
ter comfort, as only He can comfort
these bereaved ones in this touching
and sad affection.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-11-13

SCIENCE destroys some of the most
cherished popular delusions. Catgut is
derived from sheep German silver was
not invented in Germany, and it con-
tains no silver Cleopatra's needle was
not erected by her, nor in her honor f;
Pompey's pillar had no historical con-
nection with that parsonage sealing
wax does not contain particle of wax;
the tuberose is not rose, but poly
anth the strawberry is not a berry ;
Turkish. baths did otoriginate in Tur-
key, and are not baths at all whale
bone is not bone, and contains none
of its properties.
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STEADY, steady, Mr.. Free Press,
don't get so wrothy! You 'uns can
count faster than we 'uns, and always
could. Jefferson is pretty well accom-
plished in the art herself. Remember
the Bible lesson about the mote and
beam. Please don't kick us because
your dyspepsia hurts you. We do not
belong to the school that taught show
to count President out" Born and
reared therein yourself, we presume
you understand the business, and have
many acquaintances within the fold.
BY thy works art thou known.
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/ ROM a GRAND ARMY MAN.
ELrAcorr CRY. sin. June /. lgs.

EIIitofT tlINt NJ H.. June =, lNHi.s
Dear Sir:-I have boon sufferer for a
long time with dyspepsia, and have tried
most everything in the way OF medidine,
but nothing gave me any relief. | procur-
ed one bottle OF Your @ABoMANNA,n and
had only been taking it about SIX days
when began 10 feel II WAS doing me good.
told a number Of my neighbors what II
had done for me and they commenced u.s.
ing IL, and all agree with me that il ~ the
only medicine that Will do all that 1t is re-
commended to do. One thing about "ARo-
MAMMA" while 1t is acting and cleansing
the system il does not weaken, but builds
up, adds new strength and imparts new
vigor. l do not think can say too much
in favor of 1t. You are free to use my
name in any way you see best, to proclaim
the meritsof 'sARoMANSA." 1t will pay
any sufferer to try it.
J. G. MOONEY. A djutant.
A. ID. Reynolds, Post No. %, q. A. II.
Price % and rs cents. Sold by A. M. Gill
bert, Martinsburg, and country dealers.
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1T Is an established fact that the Mar
tiDsburg Pottery is turning cut the very
best ware. Persons in need If crockesy
Will consult their interest by dealing d.
rectly with the manufacturer. All orders
addressed to =. A. BOYER, will receive
prompt attention. Special inducements
to dealers.
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THE BEST chill MEDICINE.

SALISBURY, p.NAug. 1884.
Dear Sir:-I had the agtIe and chilIs ann
fever for six months, had taken several
different medicines, put none done me apv
good. Through the decentralization of i
friend was induced 10 try AROMA MAJ
a used one bottle and have not had d chilli
stDce.li'ps JOHN PARSONS.
T36t SALISBURY, Md, May %, 1883. /
Dedf SRI was cured OF Dvspepsia by
using two bottles OF "ARoMANNA.'i
MARY HEARN.
Price % and IS cts. Sold by Al. NJ. Gil
bert, Martinsburg, and country dealers.
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AN INSTITUTION THAT SHOULD DE
During the past week.
through the efforts of the State Secre-
tary OF the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION OF Virginia, we have organic
ed in our town Young Mems Christian
Association, whose object it shall be TO
provide for the welfare of the many
young men of Martinsburg. The AS.
ISOLATION has determined upon an ag
cressive line of work, from the begun
ming, aud hope to open rooms, provided
with papers and magazines. provide
evening lectures. practical talks, social
and religious meetings, and, IN fact,
make for the many young men here, n
home.like place: where will be exerted
over them moral and religious influence.
To ensure the largest success 10 the
work. they feel that it Is necessary TO
have in charge of the work. young
man fully acquainted with the needs OF
young men and experience in providing
for and dealing with them, and are now
making canvass fer funds to open rooms
aud employ general secretary for three
months. AS this work is directly for
the churches, in that it brings them to
reach young men. and brings them into
church relationship, we bespeak for it
the warmest support, both financially
and every other way, that all interest
ed In the welfare of young men, can
give. There is a large field here, for the
work of such an association, and We
hope it. may succeed and accomplish
much in Martinsburg. Statesman
AmenI We heartily endorse every
word of the above. The officers are:
President, f d. Staley; Vice President,
d. f. Barr; Secr'y, s. l.. Dodd, Treas
urer, Lee M. Bender.
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SALISBURY, MD, May q. lssr
School to 3I1 to his Fa..

PA, ba sure to stop at q. .Ps HER.
RINGS ana get 4 pair Of lis guaranteed
shoes, that he sells at Sd 70 The hoys
say they can't wear them out, His shoe.
stock Is enormous, and he gggs new styles
daily. '
gaFy OPP HERRING &'CO's.
Popular Cash House.
6ei Cor Queen and Martin sts.
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Any person sending fifteen cents to
+. Chandler, G.. p. % L. A. w. St. l..
u p. R'y., st. Louis, Mo-, will receive
by return mail handsome, well bound
book, entitled "Social Amusements,"
containing all the latest and most novel
parlor games, cbarades, etc. The
hest publication ever issued for
any one giving an evening party. = Y
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WANTED.

1000 bushels CLyTER SEED
for which the highest market price will be
paid. Ill. A. FRAZER.
0, 30, Pm.
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The cool weather has not affected Mug
wnmp. which continues to boom. 1t is
still the popular beverage. Five cents
per glass, at FOUT'S DRUG STORE.
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1t Has q, busy Weeh

The past six days, ending with the close
Of our store on Saturday night, gave us the
gratifying record Of having realized the
largest results Of any one week since ne
commenced business in Martinsburg.
1T is A PLEASURE TO DO BUSINESS
when your efforts are appreciated. We
are puahing the marked and arelup to the
times in everything othing pertaining
to the clothing business escapes our no.
tice. We are awake to every advantage
which willIresnIt to the mutual interests
of our patronsand ourselves; never firing
Of hard work when good results follow
our Efforts 8sl@9 layHit8S
awc .REAsuHs WHY WE ARE BUSY.
II is because we carry three times as
many goods as any other house in the town
and working earnestly for trade, early and
late -Order and cleanliness prevail every
where, and our statesmen are always oblig-
ing and courteous to everybody treating,
every one alike, rich and poor, which
means, doing business for the patronage Of
all. Transacting business upon the prin-
ciple Of square dealing. is perseverance
and hard work--eyery successful business
man knows what that means.
It's our excellent variety of goods and
sizes, which enables us to satisfy every
body. Its our determination 70 know that
every customer is fully satisfied with his
purchase before leaving our store. Its
knowing that business means something
more than the mere getting OF dollars.
We positively handle the finest goods
made ;9seiiing good aii Wool, seryiceable
oyerco.sts at$8.5o, $500 and $500. Selling
bodybuilding, tallormade suits, that are
equally as good as merchant tailor gar
nients, costihg5o per cent. more money
selling in line, goods as fine as fine can
be made, IN Frocks,. Four-button Cnta-
ways, Sacks, &C., Barnockburns, Coik-
screws, Fine Cassiiners, Piaids, Checks,
Diaggnals, Chesiots, real Worsteds, sc.
| With the capital ipyestfG and the stock
we carry, we are bound to 60 three times
he business done by any ether house In
the city THome tff J. BRAFAIANQ *
BALTIC. Clothing HnHe. "a
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For frst-class hal, or Furnishing
goods, the oply place in town to get
First-class goods, go to the BALTIC,
Clothing House,
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THE council dispensed with the SER
vices Of Mr., Page, the colored police
man, last Thursday night, We see no
business in its action. Page was an ef
ficient officer had the endorsements of the
western. sections of the town, aud should
have been retained. If any reason
could be assigned for his removal, which
would Justify the same, no one would
object but faithful officer should be
retained Some people never learn 10
do right.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-11-13

WE had very pleasant call on Wed
nesday from Mr.. E. g. Unger, of Fred
erick, the energetic and pushing young
General Manager of the Baltimore Mu-
tual Aid Society, at that city. Ed
claims the company is one of the best
in America, and showed numerous ref
erences and endorsals. Those who wish
to test the validity of his claims should
write to him, Address AZ s. Patrick
street. 81 sa.
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Storc Roonas for Rel.I.

The well known Rooms known as the
BLU II FRONT. Apply at
Blue FRONT.
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SHERIFF Henry Willard, and Coun-
ty Court Clerk, T. Fl. b. Dawson, of
Morgan county, we're In town on Tues
day.
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If you want to save money, in buy
ing tirst-class suit, or overccot, go to
the BALTIC, Clothing House.
j. Brafman,
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The election Is over ard We are selling
Boots. Shoes, Hats. Caps, t.loves d
Trunks. to every one, regardless of Party
or previous condition betterandscheap
or goods than anv house in he County
See our stock and prices befVe buying
your winter supply. ii
GEaTINGER Il HOKE
Blondel building
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A large line Of Updegraffs celebrated
gloves, for theseason at Factory prices
by, GErTfNoEa & HoKK
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Personal.

Mrs. Shaffer, of Baltimore, mother OF
Mrs. Thomas Byers is visiting her
daughter.
G.. w. Walker was in town this
week
Hon. d. b. Lucas, and Cap. George
Baylor of Charlestown, attended court
on Wednesday.
Messts A. r. Pendleton, of WincheS-
ter, aud J. S. Duckwall of Berkely
Springs, attended court this week.
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TEE5
Winter Is Coming.
THE TIME FOR
2 % " H. R 90 At T IS.

81
Sly o. eight years ago, there were very
few oKERCoATS used, compared with
to-day. (OVERCOATS) It was rare thing
in those days TO see n child wear an Oy Err
COAT. But the time has come when an
OVERCOAT is as essential to ones ward
robe, as a fine suit or dress shirt. Moth.
ers are not satisfied until Jonnie, Tommy
or Charley has a good, warm, neat fitting,
dressy OVERCOAT, aud 1t arises in their
mind, where can we purchase one to the
best advantage. We can truthfully say
that our stock of OyERCOATS for MEN.
YOUTHS, BOYS and CHILDREN were
never more complete, or bought so low as
this season. Our position then, is such
that we can and will sell you an OVER
COAT fully % per cent. lower this, than
any previous season. 1t is no trouble for
us to exhibit our oyERCOATs. We can
not sell them unless we show them. We
know there viii be great many who will
say, how can you sell OVERC0ATS lower
than any previous season, or lower than
any other clothing house. 1t Is because
we bought our stock of OvERCOATS in
| the early part Of July, when trade with
the manufacturers was very quiet. and the
outlook FIR them wasvcry poor for good
fall trade, hence they sold ON ERGOETSat
great sacrafiee, and OF course we took
advantage and beughtvery heavy. There
fore, our. stock Of OYERCOATS Is scom-
4 pIete in assortment, exclusive In Designs
and late in sfy hes and lower IN prices than
any house in our city dare offer tIien for.
Come and be convinced OF the truth Of all
/ We says ~ Il sm5lii =
THOMPSON & TABLER,
GENTEEL CLorHIERs,
No. 81 Queen ST.,
o a0-tf Martinsburg, w. Va.
y. B.-New neckwear just received.