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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-03-01
The National Democratic Conven-
ton,

The Democratic National Committee
met at Washington. and after a close con-
test. it was voted to hold the convention
on the 5th of June at st. Louis. The
chairman was directed to appoint a COM
mittee OF seven, OF which he shall be chair.
man, and the secretary OF the committee
secretary which committee shall have
authority to make all the necessary ar.
rangements for holding the convention,
and also have charge OF the preparation
and organization of the canvass until the
meeting OF the convention. That committee
was not announced. Announcement was
made OF the death OF Edmund Wilson OF
Maine and Hurbert o. Thompson Of New
York. The committee adjourned, to meet
in st. Louis on Monday, June A. 1888.
THE CALL.
The following is the call for the conven-
tion The national Democratic committee,
having met in the city OF Washington on
Feb. %, 1888, has appointed Tuesday. the
5th day of June next at noon, as the time
and chosen the city OF st. Louis as the
place for holding the national Democratic
convention. Each state is entitled to a
representation therein equal to doub-
lie the number OF its senators
and representatives in the con-
gress OF the United States, and each terri
tory and the District OF Columbia have
two delegates. All Dem ocratic, conserva-
tive citizens Of the United States, irrespec-
tive OF past political associa auions and diff.
tsyences, who can unite with US in the
effort for pure. economical and constitu-
tionai eOvernment, are cordially invited to
join NJ in sending delegates to the conven.
ton.
WILLIAM H. BAREUM, Chairman.
FREDERICK O. PRINCE. Secretary National
Democratic Committee.
Awards IN Department OF Dakota.
Col. Thomas G. Sullivan. chief commits
sary OF the department Of Dakota. has
made the following awards under propos-
ais opened on the 14th inst:
Six hundred and seventy thousand three
hundred pounds OF issue flour at 81 80 per
100 pounds, to John Russell OF Valley
CITY. .Dak.; 1886, 500 pounds Of issue flour at
81 .93 per 100 pounds to James s.. Hillyer,
of Bismarck, OAK; 80, 200 pounds OF fami
Il Rour at $4.2O per 1913 pounds, to e.
Zeidisr OF Minneapolis, Minn.; 27,.
600 pounds pf family flour at
S2.16 per 100 pounds, to Charles
q. Hood Of Mandan. Dak,; Ia, 900 pounds
81 hard bread at 1926 per 100 pounde
to Clifton P. Lewis OF st. Paul, MINI; A.:
$50 pounds OF laundry soap at So. 67H pei
100 pounds, to Arthur @. Rice af st. Paul
Mimi: 22, 500 cigars, ct $40 per /. 900 and
IA; 900 cigars. at 443 per 1000, to Henry
Doerr OF Minneapolis. MIMI; 5. 100 cigars
at $50 per /. 600, to Adam Fetech; IA. OO0
cigars, at $40 per / 900. to g. +. Monfort
| 26. $50 cigars, at $68 per !, 600, and i, DOC
cigars, st $55 per 1000, to g. n. Kuhles
all Of ST Barl, MINI.
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DIED.

DIR. A. Howard Scott, formerly OF Peters.
burg this State, died suddenly Of hsart dis
ease At his home in Mansfield, I'LL uois, on
the 9Th Of October, aged 81 years.
October %, 1883, at his late residence in
Frankfort, Mineral Cou nty, West Va, Isaac
Dunn, Esq, sged IS years, months.
hr. Dunn spent the greater part OF his
life in Frankfort, and was esteemed as an
honest man, a useful citizen, and an hum.
bic christian. Appropriate funeral services
were conducted by his pastor, Rev. r.
DR.. wsrdlsw NcGin. q former resident
and prac:icipg physician Of Cumberland,
died at Ashevile, N O. on Friday, the 26th
ut. DR. McGill had been q resident of
Asheville for the past eight years He 10 a
brother OF Mrs. Hill, wife Of the Principal OF
the Deaf and Blind schools OF this place. He
married Mics George Pearre, daughter OF the
late Judge George A. Pearre, OF Cumbe rIand
On Jersey Mountain, October 20. 1893,
Eva Elizabeth, daughter Of J. II. and Kate
r. Thompson aged one year aud six month";
Not n year taS passed sIuce these parents
gave back to God their lizzie treasure. Oar.
ling Mamie Berkely. Again the voice has
said Suffer the little children to come
unto me, aud the little fair. faced, blue.
eyed Eva answered the call. These Chris
tian parents, loving tSnderly their precious
babes yet recognizing their Heavenly Faith.
er's superior claim, bow with bleeding vet
trusting hearts, saying. "Thy will be done. -
oh glorious assurance "Pareuts and
children there shall meet in Heaven 20
part no more. PASTOR.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-09

N. II. Hills, Oct. 27.-Mr. Rem.
jamin Martins barn burned on
the evening of the %, he had been
thrashing with the steamer, and
the straw caught while they were
at supper. 1t is thought it was set
on fire; they got the machine out
of the barn all but the riddles. the
barn was very large one, built
about one year; the barn. about
one thcuss nd bushels of grain,
hay and harness we're all burned.
loss not less than two thousand
dollars. Mr.. John Sewers and
Miss Lizzie Smith were married
the 23. People are not done seed.
ing yet on account of wet weather,
Mr.. Griffith is holding protracted
meeting at Salem. "**
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TRUSTEES SHE.

DY virtue Of q deed Of trust from Moses
ID Lar2ent 70 ms as trustee, to secure the
payment to David Ginevan Of the sum oil
S!42 80, with interest thereon from the 10th
day Of May, 1887, which deed IL dated the
l9sh day Of May, 1882, and 10 recorded in the
Clerks Office Of the County Court Of Hsmp.
shire county, west Virginia, 10 desd hook
No. 81, on page <04. I will sell a. publ ic
auction at tho old Home Place Of Noses Lar .
gent, in said county, about three miles South
OF Paw Paw,
On Wednesday, the 2Sih day of
November, 1888,
at one o'clock, P. NJ, OF said day, the
REAL ESTATE,
conveyed in said deed Of trust being a Tract
or Parcel Of Land on the West side Of Spring
Gap Mountain ia said county, which was
con vey.d TO said Moses Largent by James
Powell by deed bearing date sn the llih day
Of February, 1878, containing
q 4 "A Q II Il 9,
more or lessJ and being iimbered land, and
adjoining the old Home Farm Of said Moses
LargsDt, upon the following terms, namely (:
One,,bird OF the purchase money cash in
hand one.third thereof with interest In one
yeac and tie residue thereof with interest.
in two years from the day of sale the pur.
chaser 10 give his notes with good security
for the deferred pay ments, and the legal title
10 be retained as further security.
JOHN W. PHILIPS.
Oct. 20, 1888 Trustee
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-09

one Of our mos' accumulated and
popular young ladies', and in her De.
psrlure Ronney society l,ses one of
It's brightest aud most attractive
msmbers. The groom " promine Mt
,armer OF Loudoun couu.y. Va, and.
u his judgment in brsin, "a m.t,e,.
be as good as that mat Tested NV him
In his choice OF a wife, We bespe, :
for BIN prosperity and happiness .d
hoitum. lie and his bride left the
same morning for their home in vir-
GINA.
g. q. Smith vans Il und,,sto,i
that /, ti=s AMI quality his stock Is
'x"ei eli b. n'ne n Cumb. Rand. and
mo. tnan that, lac never has bc. n
AID n'ver will ne nndsrsoiI. lie has
mag iiiceat assortment Of Boots
Shoes, Hats Caps, etc all Of which
Will be sold es low, il not lower. than
the same class oI 'ods can lie b,uoht
elsewhere. he is the successor In The
famed house of Perry & smith,
ana well maintains the envisblc repu.
'"tion acquired by that popular and
successful firm. Everything in hi
mammoth store rooms at l39 Baltic
ST.. Is OF The very lats.. styies. and
sold at astonisbingly low prices. Call
and be convinced.
There's wonderful rush of bps;.
ness at Siefers Bros Store. No TX
NORTH Centre Street, Cumberland.
we were IN their establishments over
a haif-hour Saturday. and during ali
that ume it was just crowded with
customers while some half dozen
clerks uere kept constantly busv.
Ihey carry Tie largest stock of Gro
ceries in the city, sell at Wholesale mi.
ces, and are very court aus and Al Il.
tentive TO their patrons. Send them
a trial order-you will never regret il, !.
The old end well.established house
OILS. j. Edwards. Boots, Shoes, &C..
is Too ell-known 10 our people to
need any recommendation from Us.
Everybody knows that he carries a
stock OF goods that would be con.id-
cred enormous even in New York or
Phila !elphia, and his prices are so
extremely low that they have left him.
as he truly says, without a competi.
tor" Try the Great Wholesaler when
in need OF anything in his line.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-09

RECEIPTS FROM CUToMs DUTIES
From statement prepared by j III.
jewell. sup ,rvising special agent OF
the treasury. it appears that the to.
tai collections from customs during
the last fiscal year amounted to
$22O.30l, 1873 and tue cost OF collec
tiGn was s6.502.579. The collie ctions
sho~ an increase az compared with
the preceding year, of Sl.638,19l.
while the expenses were reduced
sl65.24O. The percentage OF cost
Of collection was 95.l0O per cent.
a. agains, 3 l2-l00 per cent. in 1887,
and is tic lowest rate touched in many
years. The percsn'ag 8 OF expenses
were decreased in New York mill.
in Philadelphia mills. In Chicsgo 5
mills, in San Francisco l3 mills.
The total value of goods awarded
under tho immediate transportation
act was s3s 92l ,395. which is an
increase OF about 100000 compar-
ed with the preceding year and OF 20.
100000 as compared with 1886.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-09
VII; stand by them.

Viii stand by them.
We will parade to-morros NIGHT.
and do defy tho republicans ITO meet
rs man for man, ge neral for general.
olncei 'oe oihcer. Farther, we pro-.
pose 10 90 beyond this election and
invite the democratic soldiers to jim
"a iofmiog q society throus hout the
Co'on which will prove that the de-
mocrsls OF this country held the guns
That saved the Union.
among the sig natures to the above
are those Of Gems. Ii. w. Slocu,u.
Daniel E. Sickles. Martin +. McMa-
hon, Franz Sigel, +. b. Spinola, John
Cochran, Coils. Harvey Cha,hsld. w.
A. Tredwsll, John Tracey. K. B.
Dickinson. Ii. F. Clayton. and some
twenty OTHER prominent officers.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-09

How BLAINE PUT HIS Foor IN Ir.
In his speech at Albany. N. Y,
Tuesday OF last week the Hon. james
&. Blame said: "rhree foreign
ministers in the history of our gov
eminent thus far have had their pass
po is given them by the adminis,ra-
tion a. Washington for doing less
than Lord Sackvllle has done in inter-
fering with our affairs, ard Mr..
Bay ard or President Cleve' and, Meth.
er one OF them-I make that prcdi -
ton today, there is we k left of the
campaign-will dare to send Lord
Sackvillo home" About the hour
MIR. Blaine was making this conf.
dent prediction, the Presidents
notice OF die pissai was seIyel on the
British minister.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-09
November
JUST
NEW GOODS.
New Goods.

NcW 1OOU6.
We are receiving our second
stock OF new Fail Goods, which
will be found to include come of
the be t bargains we have ever off.
cred in Dry Goods, Clot hing, La.
dies WRAPS.
We have opened nearly 400
yards Of mems heavy Kersy, abeo.
lutely the best value we have ever
known at the price; these goods
usually sell for 60 and SIS cents, bu,
orr price will be 37a while this
lot last
In Ladies' long and short wraps,
we are we'll supplied: also childrens
wraps, one fine lot ladies' tailo +
made jackets, beautiful styles and
colcrs. all of the very latest pat
terms at s 25 really worth nearl y
double the first of the season.
A superb stock of Ladies' dress
goods in plaid and stripes and fan
cies with pushes and velvets to
match at as close prices as can be
found any where.
|. II. G. PANCAKE.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-09

BALrIM0Re CATTLE MARKET. =,
HkuHadaY Nor 4 saaa

! BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET
Thursday. Nov. I, :sss
Cattle are sold at these figures Evs weight.
Hogs ere sold Il ue, weight, that Il 70 per
cent.genersily )o6 from live weight. sheep
are solt gross, that 10 live weight. o: roih-
ing Cd.
AT CAivERroN YARDS.
Prices Of Beef Cattle this week r-nxed -
follows: Best Beeves at IS = - 50, those gea-
ers!ly rated G-st quality, 3 so q 81 90. neii-
um or good fair quality 90 s. IS. and or.
iissry thin Steers, Oxen aud Cows IS .
% IS per 100 ms.
" the Cattle received II came from mary
land, 1883 from Virginia 3l3 from west
Va. 26l from Ohio, 55t from Illinois, and
$50 bead from Keatncky. Total receipts for
the past weak 3333 against s4l5 last week,
and 1894 same time last year.
Or the sder'nxs 9o4 we're taken BY the Bal
timore butchers, 3l2 By counry dealers,
ssd 30 BY Eastern buyers. Total sales for
the week LAG against 1850 last week, and
1865 same time last year.
SHGEr AND LAnBA-Thers 10 . decided
falling on In the aumber Of the offerings ~
compared With last week. The quail tity vail
scarcely average mp to that Of last Thvrs.
days receipts. Prices are tri6s Oh from
those ruling last week, fewer sales being re-
corded at the top figures than we're obtained
then Trade at best has not ben By any
means active We q1ots butcher Sheep At
q at cts FER 10 gross. and Lambs at S}a5}
eu. per 10 gross. Stock Sheep sell ct SO q
80 Is per head. Recsipts this week Of Sheep
and Lambs, 5000 bead.
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK YARSD
MONDAY, Nov. 8, 1855
Sw,Hs. With the number of the rsceipts
some 1850 head less than last Monday, there
has been . fairly active demand prevailing
in all the yards. aud prices have ruled Q
shade higher than last week. The quality
throughout average trifle better than IL did
last Monday. We quote Hogs at "a u cents
Tor common; TO z oodI and n per ID net. for
extra, most salsB were at III II cents.
Receipts this week 5,l.9 head.
CLAREvONr STOCK YARDs,o
BALTIMORE, Nov. 8.
Arrivals OF Live Stock at Claremont Stock
Yards via Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad for
the week ended Nov. 4.-l49 cars, con-
tanning ,l60 Cattle, "a Calves, 1850 Sheep
and Lambs, AGA Hogs, and o Horses
Shipments 10 New York, Philadelphia. &c
l,5lo Cattle. Calf, $50 Sheep and L,mbs,
and |. 4O7 Hogs.
All Hogs and Sheep sold 10 these Yards
at gross weight. Receipts of Hogs this
week are 3, 545 against 2,978 last week; fair to
good Hogs sold at So co. Pigs at 8 IS a Ss5
so, and rough hogs at 5 90 q S. IS per 100
lbs.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-09
County News

OKoNoKo, Nov. 5.-While nj.
II. Russell, Esq was driving some
Gait lie across a: the ford Saturday,
the horse rode by j. w. Sny der.
who was assisting fell and both
would have been drowned but for
the timely assistance of Mr.. Rus.
sell. The new Episcopal church
Lear here, which was began the
latter art of August last, is rap
idly approaching completion.
OKoNoKo.
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sIssSW 10 kJus3v Suystl n 1T
.LsApy isdvdsAeN Jtn ~ X3&aA Gill
SiqdlspsIIqd NJ 0iu no u 08Q w OuUA
Trustees Sale.

RY virtue Of deed OF trust execu-
ted by Martin X. Hoffman. dated
the 9th day Of December, 1877. and
Of record in the Clerks Office of the
County Court OF Hampshire county,
W. Va, will sell ut public Sale, TO
tho highest bidder, on the premises.
On Thursday. the goth day of No
vembcr, 1888, at IL O'Clock, NJ. of
said dsy, at the house on SAID farm,
near Levels Cross Roads, that
Certain tract or parcel Of Land,
conveyed in said deed of trust, lying
on the Levels, in said county, and
containing
94 Il g Il Els,
and having upon IL q good Dwelling
House ard Kitchen, Barn and Out
Buildings, good Water and plenty Of
the best Fruit OF all kinds. Two
thirds farming and grass lands, aud
the balance timbered lands. And
also oil the personal property con-
veyed in said deed of trust, which re-.
mains on the premises, consisting Of
Horses, Cattle, Farming Implemer t.,
and all the Household and Kitch.
en- Furniture Of said Martin
X. Hoffman.
TERMS THE real estate will be
sold subject 10 the widows dover,
for OnesthiTd Of the purchase money
cash In hand on day Of sale, and the
residue In two equal pay ments al one
and two years from the day Of sale,
with interest from date and lien
will be retained to- secure the pay
ment Of the purchase money. The
personal property will be sold on the
terms. Of all sums Of FIVE dollars and
under each, over that amount credit
OF elk months will be given. purcha.
ser to execute note With approved
security.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock,
A. ".
JOHN W. PHILIPS,
Dot. &c. -. Trustee.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-09
RAILROAD CONNECTION TO
BERKELEY SPRINGS.

The rkeley Springs and Potomac r. R.
operated by the g h . r. Z. Co. running
from Hancock, W. Va, s..rion on The Bal
t;more 4 Ohio z r to Berkeley Spnpes, "
Va, will be opened for business on Thurs
day, November Let. when trains will run as
follows; leave Hancock $40 A. NJ, IL IS
r. u. aud $40 P. n.
Leave Berkely Syringe SEQ A. 81, o.35
A. u and 4 10 p. N.
The running time between tn, two points
being rs minutes. Nov Q.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-09

DOODLE, DOODLE, EvERYwaEIE.
We hear that Republican Doodle
Is being used in cur county, but can
hardly believe it. We don't think
that the Republican leaders IN this
section would resort TO such methods
rs that. We have too COOL an opin.
ion Of Capt. AID I'm Fisher and Squire
Dufey TO think tina, they would be
gully OF conducting campaign on
that principle. We believe them to
be fair, honest gentlemen. and can't
think they would want to carry an
election by The degrading and illegal
practice OF buying votes Moorefeld
Examiner, IF Frid M.
This fat distributor favored MANY
other localities with Lis presence last
week, among them Keyser. as v ~ be
seen from the following. taken from
the Tribune of the I'd:
TIE Democratic Comnittee of this
county have relieble information that
Sam Hoo en-, of Preston county. who
has been making various my al erious.
visits through this SECT n. a few days
ago left large amount OF money in
this county TO be used In carrying this
county for The Republicans. The in.
dividuals who IL il stated received
this money from Hoo'en are known.
They will be watched and IL any bri-
berry Of voters is attempted they may
find themselves in the custody Of the
Law. The use Of money in our poll,
tics hos heretofore been unknosn.
We have had fair md honest elections
and our people without regard to par
~ shou put their emphatic condem.
nation on such corrupt methods as
we believe will he attempted by GER
ttin parties at the approaching cleo.
ton. That Hooten had a large n.
mount Of mo1ey with him is we'll
known, and BIS only business here
was ~ put IT. where II could be used
10 influence voters caoDot be denied.
lie was not here To make speeches,
he is a stranger here and he had sew.
eral secret conferences with certain
individuals.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-09
MARRIED

On The 18th NIT, near Brady's, Maryla I'd
by Rev. c. L. Guthries Mr.. Robert G.. Will
SOM son Of SIR. James Wilson Of RAWLINGS
Station, 10 Miss.Lilly b Stoter. The groom
is grandson Of the late Capt. Alex Kipg,
so well KIN own in this county.
By the Rev. n p. Hsmmsll, at the resi-.
dence OF the brides parents at Burlington,
Oct. 25ih. Mr.. Oscar A Frye, of Hampshire
county to Miss Carrie r. MsNemar.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-09

DEMOCRATIC VETERAN SOLDIERS.
"A number Of cx-Union soldiers
have signiicl their Intention of for.
ming a society OF democratic soldiers
SIR oueLont the Union. A document
wa drawn mp IN New York Wed.
ne sday which reads as rolloas:
For 20 years HE republican party
has claimed that The rebellion was
democratic war, aud that republican
soldiers woa the victory. New York
CITY furnished at least 10000 SOL
diers, mono Of whom were republicans.
The time has come when democratic
soldiers arc prepared to claim their
rights. Two thousand enlisted men
are ready TO stand by the side Of our
Generals Slocum, Sickels, SiRel.
Cochrane. and 1000 more will wheel
into Ire II satisfied tiat .hoir pariv
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-09
Notice Change of Service.

To the members and friends Of 81.
Stephens Church. Romney, w. Va:
There will be Morning and Eve
ming Service in St. Stephens Sunday,
NoU. 25, and NOT the Second Sunday.
as was announced I find II noces-
sarv 90 make tins change.
G a. Gibbons, Rector.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-09
Eczema, Itchy. Scaly, Skin Tor

The simple application Of SWANS OIsr
NHxT.' without any internal medicius, viii
cure any case Of letter. Salt Rbeum, Ring
worm, Piles, itchJ Sores, Pin pies, Eczema
all Scaly, Itchy Skin Eruptions, no mattel
how obstinate or long standing. Il il DO.
teut, effective, and cos:s but IiHe. 7
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-09

Prof. Jesse Trawin Little, the ex.
pert Opticisn, will be In Romney
Nov. IL 10 and ~; Moorefell -,
l6 ard IL. Keep this in mind, and
call. No charge for testing or H..
limo
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-09
l WANT YOU ALL TO REMEM.
BIER THAT j. +. CARSON

Has the finest. cheapest and largest
lot Of Toys, Fruits. Candies, Cigars
and Tobaccos, OF any house in the CT.
ty. You will save 10 per cent. by
calling on him for your Holiday goods
At No. 45, Baltimore ST.,
Cumberland, Md
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-09

The Baltimore \ Ohio Railroad Company
Will sell excursion tickets TO Richmond, Va,
every Monday and Thursday during osiober.
and until November 10Th, for the 4ccomoda .
tioa OF those desiring 10 Wait the Exposition.
The tickets will be gsod going on day Of is
sue aud the day following, and will be valid
for return trip until November 26,h, iEelu-
sivs.
We give below station aud round trip
rates via Washington, d. G. From Rom
ps 50 o.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-09
LOOK HERE !!

Our fall and winter inow We SPECIAL
ieuon To CHAMPION BRAND OF ROOTS AND SHOES
veil
We
lew tie highest kei = a
~ Alsays on hand full socko MErcuANppr
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-09

Excursion Tickets to the Virginia
Agricultural, Mechanical and
Tobacco Exposition, Richmond,
Virginia.
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{ Nd II II " r. II RI

Our Underwear Department ia
perfect condition. as it now is
,.st with complete line of all
s'is and styles Of underwear for
Mules, cents md chill
dyen
el'eq1ontIy we are enabled to Of
u 'lc public some rare and choice
Ngaus.
We are selling Gents Camel's
laF Shirts and Drawers at soc.
ae6
i. Laiy's Jersey Ribbed Vest
Ine.o are certainly very great
.''1aH and are wholly worthy
'.' o.n-Icration.
A' have ou order from you
J.. NJ SHEPHERD,
ll3 Baltimore. St,
','.. -. Cumberland, Md
'- Wedding Of Miss Mattio Har.
4 70 Mr x l.. Adams on Wcdnes-
y, ~ last week was one Of the most
hat has occurred in this com
W ior some time. Tbs BRIDE IL
'.-.'er q Charles Harrison. 81.
y, our wcaItuiest, most iDhuen-
-.' ,lCC'cd ci''zcca She is