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Covering Spinach and Kafe.

Before severe freezing weather
sets in, the spinach, kale and spring
onion beds should be covered with
long straw, marsh hay or corn fod-
der. By applying this covering early
these vegetables may be gotten out
at any time, and be found fresh and
crisp. They will also make quite q
growth under the straw, and little
will be wasted. Ifleft unprotected,
the severe freezing will cause loss Of
most of the outside leaves, and re-
duce their value by half. On Long
Island, where these vegetables are
grown by the acre, they are covered
largely with salt marsh grass, which
not only protects the plants, but also
acts as manure. Spinach is val
liable crop to grow, and finds ready
sale at all times. A few boxes taken
to the city markets when heavy
snow covers the ground will bring
as much as four horse load
of hay. The most successful gar
deners always have ready supply
cut in advance, and when snow
comes, or the demand is brisk, it is
sent to town. The unprotected
green's may yield . heavy crop later
in the season. but wagon load then
will not bring as much cash as few
boxes will In the dead of winter.
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For x.masa Goods m Dry
Goods and Notions "a. c.
BERRY's Store is the place. His dis
play this season lie greater than ever.
Take q look there before making
your purchases. Ifyou want nice
Silk Dress, q nice Seal Skin or Seal
Plush Wrap, or a nice Cloak OF
Wrap of any kind we are the people
to see. If you want nice set of
Furs, Ladies or Children's, our store
is the place. II you want nice
pair of Blankets or Comforts we are
the people to see. If you want a
nice Calico or Bingham Dress call to
see US, we have them. If you want
Towels, Napkins, Table Linen,
Bureau Scarf, Stand Covers, Table
Covers, Lace Curtains Portierres,
come to see us. Ifyou want Gloves
for ladies, children, and men, we have
all kinds. If you want ladies' child
ren's or mems Hose, see ours; if you
want Ladies' Gents or Children's
Handkerchiefs in silk, null and
linen, we have the best and cheapest
line in our city. Ifyou want Plush
es, Fancy Silks, and Ribbons, we
have the best selection our city af.
fords for Xmas season. If you
want boxes, cases, fancy goods,
banks, baskets, albums and novelties
come to see US. As of old we are
determined to be the leader in our
line and will sell youfor less than
any other house in our city, Our
store is Santa Claus headquarters.
Respectfully,
Ell. G. BERRY.
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Oio.

John Edward, son of Charles Z and
Mollte K. Davis residing ON High street,
this city, died on Sunday night at 8 O'Clock
aged months and IL days. Funeral took
place ON Tuesday last at IL O'Clock j. r.
Ridenour officiating. Interment in Wag-
oner's cemetery, near Stokes School
house.
At her residence near Arden, this
county, on Sunday night, Dec. It'll, Mrs.
diver, died from hemorhage, in her 66th
year. She was buried at Darkesville,
and not withstanding the inclemency OF
the weather large number OF friends fol-
lowed her to her last resting place,-the
grave; her funeral services were conduct
ed by Rev. Engalls, of the NJ e. Church,
South, of which church she had been q
She leaves husband and i've children to
mourn her loss; but how appropriate and
how consoling the words OF the poet In
these sad Affections:
Over the river she beckons to me,
My mother, who has crossed to the other
side,
The CLEAN OF her snowy robes see,
But her voice is lost in the dashing tide,
She crossed in the twilight gray and cold,
And the pale mist hid her from mortal
view,
We saw not the angels who met her there,
The ga ties of the city we could not see,
over the river, over the river,
My mother stands waiting for me,
For none return from those Quiet shores,
who cross with the hoatman cold and
pale;
They cross the stream and are gone for
aye,
we may not sunder the veil apart,
That hides from our vision the gates OF
day;
Yet somewhere, / know, on the unseen
Shore
She watches, and waits, and beckons for
me.
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WEEK OF PRAYER.-UNIoN SER
vIcEs.-opening Service, Sunday
evening, Jan. 4th, 1891, I p. M, at
M. E. Church, sermon by Rev. j. w.
Dufey, subject, "The Holy Spirit"
Monday 9Th, 7:3O p. M, at Pres
byterian Church, Topic, prayer for
the Church-Its Spirituality and
Unity" led by Rev. j. r. Ridenour.
Tuesday 9Th, 1870 p. M, Baptist
Church, Topic, "The Church in Her
Missionary Work at Home and
Abroad" led by Rev. g. S. Trump.
Wednesday It'll, 7:3O, Lutheran
Church, 1.-The Church and Worldly
Amusements," led by Rev. w. HI.
Chapman.
Thursday 9Th, 1870, U. B. Church,
"The Church and the Home led by
F. p. Robertson.
Friday 9th, Trinity M. E. Church,
The Church's Responsibility For
the Prevailing SINS" led by Rev. F.
M. Woods.
Gospel Hymns will be used. Let
the christian people seize upon this
opportunity to seek Gods favor up
on us. BY order of the Ministers
Conference, F. P. ROBERTSON,
F. M. WOODS, Secy,
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You are in a Bad Fix

But we will cure you if you win
pay US. Our message is to the weak,
nervous and debilitated, who, by
early evil habits, or later indescre.
tions, have trided away their vigor
and body, mind and manhood, and
who suffer all those effects which
lead to premature decay, consump-
tion or insanity. If this means you,
send for and read our Book OF LIRE,
written by the greatest Specialist OF
the day, and sent (sealed) for 6 cents
in stamps. Address DR.. Parker's
Medical and Surgical Institute. Isl
North Spruce ST., Nashville, Tenn,
sept 6 | y
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A REMARKABLE RECORD. tur.
key hen belonging to Joseph W.
McManamy, Of Derry township,
Mlfflin county, Pa, made a remark
able record in egg-laying the last
season. 1t did not stop to bother
with Matching or any other nonsence,
but kept strictly to business until it
had laid l49 eggs. The Lewistown
Democrat and Sentinel says the hen
finished the record late in the fall
and then shed all its feathers, so
that it had to face the chilly blast 8
in a state of extreme nakedness. It
was well cared for, however, and is
now putting on new winter suit.
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A PECULIAR HIsToRY.-A man wi,

A PECULIAR HIsToRY.--A man with
a peculiar history died in San Francis
co Sunday. Isaac Bluxome's name
means little to anybody, but his sig
nature, 1873 secretary" once had an
unearthly meaning to the early des-
peradoes and cut-throats who gather.
ed at theGolden Gate. He was secre-
tary ofthe so-called vigilance commit
tee ofl856, (Which William T. Cole
man was president. He was the thirty
third man to join the organization,
and being chosen secretary, his offic-
ial signature became the mysterious
synonym of terror to evil-doers.
Bluxome's position was hazardous,
but while In Office none outside the
vigilance committee knew that this
quiet peaceable man was ts33
secretary" whose proclamations,
banished or hanged swarms of crim-
inals. Il is said that Judge Terry
owed his life at the time of the
Broderick duet to Bluxome's efforts
to save him from the mob after he
had been released by the vigilance
committee. Although he was "sS
secretary" but eighteen months, his
service covered the most exciting
period of CALIFORNIA; early history.
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A PLEASANT AFFAIR.-The first
party of the holiday season was CIV
en- on Tuesday night last at tho home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. E. Boyd, on
North Raleigh street. At nine
o'clock the large and elegant parlors
were filed with the society people
of our city, and dancing was the pro.
gramme of the evening. Supper was
served at eleven o'clock, immediate.
ly after which the German" led by
Mr.. 81. H. Emmert and Miss Boydie
Faulkner, was danced. The party
consisted of seventeen couples, and
the following were present {: The
Misses Viewer, Miss Colston, Miss
Eicelhberger,i Miss Bocock, Miss
May Faulkner, Miss Fiery, Miss
Grim, Miss Stewart, the Misses La.
mon, Miss Landstreet and Miss
North, Miss Constable, of Eastern
Maryland, Miss Lille Bridges, of
Hancock, Md, and Miss Eva EN-
inert, of Hagerstown, Messrs. Frank,
Harry ami Newton Baker, Strlder,
Cecil Baker, Wiltshire, Nelson, Snod-
grass, Swope, DR.. and John Hen
shaw, Strong, Gilbert, Mr.. Chap
man, of Washington, Frank and
Oden Eichelberger, and Mr.. j. c..
Frazer and wife.
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MoLER-STRoNo AT the Presby.
terrain Church, this city, Rev. E. l..
Wilson, of Gerardstown assisted by
Rev. F. M. Woods, officiating, on
Tuesday afternoon was solemnized
a pretty wedding. The contracting
parties were Mr.. Robert Mohler, of
Fincastle, Va, and Miss Strong,
daughter of Mr.. Jas. W. Strong, a
retired farmer Of this county.
Promptly at the hour, two O'Clock,
twenty minutes, the wedding party
reached the church preceded by the
four ushers, Messrs. FL. FL. Emmert
and Stewart Boyd, DR.. S. V. Fiery,
and Mr.. A. Hopkins, of Charlestown,
enclosed the large congregation on
either side of the aisles with bands
of white ribbons, then came Miss
Eva Emmert, of Hagerstown, and
Miss Constable, of Eastern Maryland,
DR.. Bland and Mr. Stewart Strong,
Miss Boydie Faulkner and Miss
jamie Boyd, Mr.. S. w. Walker and
MT. hyeIn, OF virginia, MISE
Stewart as maid Of honor, fol-
lowed by the bride leaning on the
arm of her father, and at the same
time the groom and his best man,
Mr.. Robert James, ofVirginia, pre-
coded up the opposite side of the
church, The bridal party formed in
a half circle during the ceremony,
and presented a very beautiful APP
pearance, the ladies dressed in white,
wearing white poke hats. The bride
wore castor-cloth travelling dress,
feather trimming with hat to match.
Miss Wisner presided at the organ.
The party then drove to the G. V.
depot, where the newly married
couple took a north bound train for
an extended trip.
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81 THE GOLDEN GRAIL.
Acknowledgement Order Pays lie First
Maturing Certificates.

AsNeUsEHuOWWeHt OfueT ray Ue ftrSt
Maturing Certificates.
Nearly 800 people were gathered on the
Meionasn last evening, part to recsivs crisp
500 bank bills for only SAT expended DUR
ing thespast months, and the rest so1Arn
of the order whose financial arranRsmenss al
low 80 liberal . percentage of interest.
This order is the Golden Grail vhose
charter was duly framed under the Lawn Il
Massachusetts, April 20, OF the present ysas.
Its first commandery was The Suffolk, insti-
tuted In American Hall, Washington street.
on the 10th of the following Nay, b. Imper.
ial Commander e. A. Chase, Imperial Keeper
of Records r. e Stedman, Master Of Rxche-
quer e. 8. Chass, Medical Examiner B. r.
Galloupe and Master alarms r. E. Steiman
Jr. Its own elected officers were. ana sti!l
are, j. r. Littlefeld, com mandsr; j e. Her,
mer vice.commander; Nellie J.. Edwards,
scribe: Lillian n. Carter, masser Of 6naAcs:
J. O Carter. guardian of Exchequer; Mrs.
j. O. Carter, prelate: John Breed, mas,er-
alarms; Frank De Silva past commander
From the loo names enrolled on the char
ter of Suffolk commandery, the organizat On
has grown in strength and members, especi-
ally in the New England states. and those
the west and South, until it's 70 commsad.
riss OF to day, number fully 5000 nafries.
Now the statistics Of the order show that 1t
is increasing at the rate of fully l,7eO' new
members each month. and that already
thousands of dollars have been psid in sick
benefits.
Last night the imperial officers, assisted
by those ofthe home commandery paid the
charter members of Suffolk commandery the
first maturity on these certificates, ameaat-
ing to $l2- 300.
Wv. HoLLIss. o.
WV. A. PITzERsS
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PUNY CHILDREN MADE STRONG. -
Don't you think your children are
troubled with Worms I Children
are often weak and puny from this
cause. There is no remedy equal to
BoREMAN's SWEET VERMFUaE for
removing these pests from the sys-
tenn. Sold by all dealers at Is cents.
Do not be put off sith something
else called just as good.
InI., oQwen
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KEEP PosTED.-If you want 8
good newspaper during the session
Of the legislature subscribe for the
Charleston Daily Gazette. 1t gives
all the news. 1t owns the Associated
Press Franchise which gives decid-
ed advantage in printing the latest
happenings. A full report will be
given each day of the Legislature
proceedings. Price fifty cents per
month. The Weekly Gazette, nine
large columns to each page, only 81
per year. Address, The Gazette,
Charleston, w. Va.
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Beware Of Olntments for Cstarrh that
Contain Mercury.

as mercury will surely destroy tho
sense of smell and completely de-
range the whole system when enter:
ing it through the mucous: Such
articles should never besused except
on prescriptions from reputable
physicians, rs the damage they will
do is ten fold to the good you can
possibly derive from them. HaIpa
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by r.
j. Cheney & Co.. Toledo, O., con-
tains no mercury, and isrtaken'inter
nally, and acts directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces Of. the
system. In buying Hsll'a CatsFrh
Cure be- cure you get the gepuiEe.
II is taken internally aud made in
Toledo, Ohio, bv f.. Cheney 4 Co.
1FSold by Druggists, price I5c.
per bottle,
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HAPPY WILL THOMPSON,

Thompson had a it to-day.
ssSakes aiiyel Didn't kHow'he was sub.
ject to them.1
ssWell, he isn't exactly. Never has ZEN
only when he goes to Thompson q Tablers
They give him q fit like kid glove.
.ssize man upn and give him the right
article, or II there is misfit in any part,
they are quick to detect it, and their rule
is never to let customer go till he is a OF
only fit ed but "suited.v Nothing alarm.
ing about the fits fellow gets at
THOMPSON d TABLER'S
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A PRAUrICAL JOKE.

That was q joke on Mayberry Tabler
last night. ewas awakened at midnight
blythe Telephone bell;
/, "Can't you dress quickly and see a Gus
t0merfv Came the query.
sUml You mean the doctor In the next
room to see q patient, L presume. His
telephone is number
~ want to buy Some of those suits you
are selling 90 cheap. Best goods ever
saw. Pve been around and md they can't
be duplicated IN the city 'ss any thing near
ind it out and mark them up in the
morning.
No, come early and we'll let you have
them at present figures. Shall not raise
the figures until this stock is exhausteds
then look out. Tell your friends about it.
Then Tablef went TO bed mute -ing talk
about q man s.leayingehis business behind
when be goes to bed.v He can't do il
when be offers such. bargains.
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"A SUGGESTIVE QUERY.

email DO I grow faster, do you suppose,
when you buy my clothing atThonlpson s.
Tablersw
BecauseI always outgrow suit that is
bought there,
we'll that lie because the cloth Is the very
best, and i'll wear longer. / wonder that
l never thought of it, sonny. You may
give that suit to little brother end Pll go
to Thompson & Tablers and get you anoth-
er suit. Really pli only have to buy
clothes for one boy, instead of two, while
deal there.
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1890. 1890.
GRAND SPRING OPENING.
I'd MY FRIENDS AND PATRONS
/ U9n


/ have now finished and in course of
completion, as large aud fine lot OF
Pleasure Carriages as have been offered
in this market.
My stock consists in part of Spindle
Wagons. Buggies. Canopy aud Falling
Top Phaetons, Surreyes, Dayton Wa
CONS and Jump Seats, at prices that
defy competition.
To my customers / would say, I shall
maintain mp reputation as a manufac-
tnrer of only first-class work. To 9TH
ers, invite a careful examination OF
my stock, as I feel confident that a
comparison of my work win secure your
trade
pay particular attention to ordered
work, and parties entrusting orders to
me may feel assured they will receive
just what they want. also keep in
stock lower grade OF work. not of my
own manufacture, which offer as low
aSthe same can be bought for anywhere.
Particular attention Is paid to repair
ing and painting of old vehicles. Char
ges moderate. Call and be convinced.
Requesting continuance of favoIs,
and thanking you for past kindness, /
am Very Respectfully Yours,
JOHN HELLER,
Carriage Builder, Martinsburg, W. Va
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n Useful Knvontion.

Having purchased the patent Win
dow and Door Strips for Berkeley
Morgan and Jefferson Counties, we
call the attention of Carpenters and
Builders, and all who have trouble
with cold windows. We intend to
put them in all new window frames
at a small additional cost. It will
repay you to come and see them be-
fore purchasing. We also want good
men to representus in. these counties.
w. e. TEBo &.Co.,
Between B. b. O. Depot and Han
mis- Distillery, Martinsburg, w. Va.
n15,tf
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The editor is indebted to Messrs.
Thompson & Tabler for very kind
remembrance and the substantial
liberality of Mr.. w. B. Clendening
will always be remembered by ye
editor and Messrs. Bowers and
North. May you live long, happily
and prosperous.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1890-12-27

The Martinsburg Mining Manu-.
featuring and Improvement Co.. has
elected very able and efficient off,
GERS and VIII open an Office in the
rooms formerly occupied by the
Berkeley Savings Bank.
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It was quiet Christmas but .
very typical. one. Jack Fross's
elder brother, Mr.. Snow, made q
regular old fashioned visit, making
Christmas trees in abundance, so
weird and wonderful in their drapery
that old Santa Claus, stopped prais'
ing his own efforts.
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CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY EXCURSION
RATES ON THE CUMBERLAND VALLEY
r. R.-The Cumberland Valley
Railroad announces the sale of ex-
cursion tickets between all stations
on its main line aud branches, and
to points on the PENIS System east
of Pittsburgh and Erie, Mont Alto
r. r., and Gettysburg and Harris
burg Railroad, from December Gath
to January LIST. inclusive, good for
return passage until January 5th,
1891. inclusive.
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Siqnor Succi Outdone.

MARTINS FERRY, o., Dec. 22--An
Irish woman in this city has accom-
plished feat greater than that of
Succi. Mrs Timothy Callahan, aged
20, has lived ON milk and tea for A
months, or l22 days. Her son says
that for seven years, prior to his
marriage and leaving home, he never
saw his mother eat a single bite of
bread. This was on account OF
stomach trouble.
Mrs. Callahan has reared seven
children, all healthy, is active, able
10 d" household work every day,
or y hair in her head, 4
tWaik and member of tie
famlly.
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A son Of Mr.. NJ. D. Pusser. q mer.

A son OF Mr.. n. D. Pusser. q mer-
chant Of Gibrslser; n. G., was SO
badly afflicted with rheumatism for
agar or more,z as to be unable to
work or 60 to school His father
concluded to try Chamberlains Pam
Balm on the boy. It soon cured
him and he has since walked one and
a half miles to school and back every
school day, 90 cent BOTTLES for sale
BY p. @. Williams, Jr., & Co., Drug
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Hope you all enjoyed a pleasant
happy Christmas in an intelligent
sensible way and that you all there
by feel happier. Our best wishes
are with you for both happy and
PROSPEROUS New Year.
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miles, Nerve q Liver Pllls.

An important discovery. They
act on the liver, stomach and bowels
through the nerves. A new princi-
pie. They speedily cure bilious
ness, bad taste, torpid liver, piles
and constipation. Splendid for men,
women and children. Smallest, mild
est, purest, surest. 80 doses for Is
cents. Samples free at A. M. Gill
bert's Drug Store. feb,22,ly
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If you want to hear some beauti-
full singing, consisting of quartettes,
trios, Duets, medleys and solos, if
you want to see some graceful dane
ing, some fine Dutch and eccentric
character delineations, go see Dan
Mason in ga Clean Sweep" at the
Opera House Saturday night.
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Call at JOHN A. WILEs's, and see
the furniture on exhibition for the
Railroad Trainmen'5 Fair TO be held
at the Central Opera House com.
mencing December 18th.
j. A. WHEN, King Street, st.
Clair Hotel building.
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WE beg leave to announce to many
patrons that we VIII continue business
and are ready to display our large
Fall stock of Latest Styles in our line.
We have received the Latest Selection
of Millinery and Fancy Goods that
has ever been offered for sale In this
city. Our many years Of business
experience with the public sufficient
" establish our reputation for GOOD
GOODS and Low PRICES.
Respectfully,
L ScHEu.
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Last Call.

Having rented their store rooms
BURKHART & Co, at public square
will sell at auction. Their goods
must be sold they give possession
Jan. LIST so mean business. Come
now and get your Xmas presents.
You can save money and buy at
your own prices. Goth %.
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BURKnAG- < Co., Public Square,
Our 5 cent glass dishes will surprise
you. Our 90 cent mustache cup
will make you say chow cheap
Handsome water bottles 355 cents.
Fancy plates. Large line of beauti-
full vases atprices unheard of. 90 ct.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1890-12-27

Another mark down at BURKHARr
Il Co.'s Their stock must go now
at any price,. I'D st.
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WALL paper in all grades cheaper
than ever at BURDETTE's--good paper
s yds. to the roll 6cts.-better at 8
& l0cts. Paper trimmed without
extra charge. Samples mailed to
any address.
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JEwEIRY & sILvERwARE,


especially designed for the HOLIDAY
TRADE for 1891. At this season when
everyone desires to participate in the gen.
eral Incorporating, and to gladden. the
hear Is Of his or her friends by some small
token Of remembrance, you should not
make yourself an exception lest you lose
brings. MY stock il complete, and trust
that you may find it convenient to call be-
fore making you purchases. have just
returned from the East where ! had the
advantage OF securing the CREAM of the
INNOVATIONS IN NOVELTIES anil
STANDARD GOODS, as we'll as the first
choice in DOM ESTlO wares. In
watches, Clocks, Diamonds, Jewelry, &c,
have ar assortment shall feel proud to
show you.
Respectfully,
III. j. HOMRICH,
Jeweler and Optician.
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A cali at Burdette's will convince
you that his stock of fine Christ mas
goods Is. unequaled in the town and
that prices are lower than ever
before.
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Beware ofFiauduIent limitations.

See that our Trade Mark (sams az
above1 appears on each jug.
Send for book History Of the Mlcrobe
Killer given away by D. G. Williams,
Jr. d Co., Druggists, sole agents for
Berkeley County.
July III, le90-ly