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ADVERTISING.

IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE ANYTHING
l. anywhere at any time write to GEO. 7. ROWELL
CO.. 10 Spruce ST., New YORK. anl9 ly
LIVERY ONE IN NEED OF INFORMATION ON
u the subject OF advertising will do well to obtain
copy Of "Book for Advertisers" 36S pages, price
81: mailed, postage paid. on receipt OF price, CON
tans a careful Compilation from the American
Newspaper Directory OF all the best papers and
class journals: gives the circulation rating OF every
one, and good deal of Information about rates and
other matters pertalningto the business OF adver-
tlslng. Address ROWELBS ADVERTISING BU-
RKAU. 10 Spruce ST New York aul9 ly
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Tor sALE-A FINE FAMILY HORSE. SIS
L Valencia ST seS 3t-
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RTsIHEss CntNCEs.

G-on LEGITIMATE BUSINESS: PARTNER
UOU, wanted IN hne store on Market 81. with
,Ectorv, employing 3 to \ hands; handles staple
Goods ia great demand everywhere; splendid
frade: clears To elcn 500 per month; can be
largely increased with help OF good active, indus
triuus man: VIII find plenty to do; no night OF
Sunday 4yurk: business light, pleasant and easily
learned has StOck, tools, etc; is chance IN NE
tre don't miss it; best OF reference; full investi
cation rfered: only Tor a few days al this price
@.e 81 o. STEW ART. ] 80 Kearny St 1t
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NOSSO COTTAGE OF ROOMS AND BATH
IN AOUU. on Sanchez ST. near 28th; contains D
rooms and bath: high basement; bay-w lndows; !;
stohe walks: stree work all donei Will take half
cavI Iots XVI
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GQ000 AN ELEGANT HOUSE ON 18TH 81,
u UVUO. bet Valencia and Mission, containing
rooms and bath; servants room; bay windows; /;
brick foundations: cement walks; sewer connee-
tions complete: mortgage OF 5000 can remain on
the property at per cent; this includes the furn
ture in the house. worth at the loves. calculation
$500: lot 81 :6XS5.
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0OOO0 COTTAGE OF ROOMS on LYON
SpOZUU. ST. near Bush; mortgage on the prop
erty of $1,000, which can remain at per cent; OF
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GTCDO FOR SALE-THAT ELEGANT ROW
IN ONIO. of houses just completed the T.
side Of Masonic ave. block S. OF Haight ST.; each
house contains salon pariors, large sunny dining
room. 4 chambers, finished basement. plate aud
art glass windows. electric bells and gas lighting
extra large yard: the cheapest houses In the city
maze your own terms. For particulars inquire Oh
premises au3U II SuTuTh
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PAINTERS.

pAINTING. DECORATING, TINTING. wHITEN-
l. Ing, papering. j. 5. MELLON, 80 o'Farrell. 5 I'm
CIGNs. PAINTING, WHITENING, PAPER
~ hanging. ttnting and decorating; wholesale and
retail dealers In paints. oils. glass. brushes.
nishes. MCRAE L. DUANE 205, 2O7 Fourth. "a 1m
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GSO 006 RENTS $500 PER ANNUM.
- W, ,OUU. Pays 5 per cent clear OF everything
first class downtown corner; 4story buiiding; built
only years; frontages; stores and lodging house
frSt-caSs tenants; years lease; no better Income
property in the city call quick.
MCAFEE, BALDWIN & HAMMOND,
au30 SuTurh 10 Montgomery ST.
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TOR SALE-SALODN AND LUNCH-HOCSE;
] good business. owner SICK, wishes to retire.
Nv. cor. Battery and Pacific SIS, sci 4t$
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

- H. UMBSEA y CO.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND HOUSE BROKERS.
Members Of s. 4. Real Estate Exchange,
II MONTGOMERY st,
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IpAEGAINS FOR SALE AT HEALY'S BUSINESS
u EXCHANGE, has Market st, near Taylor.
Manu- acturing buslueSs-ParIner wanted; fue
opening Tor steady man; money used IN business
Sl6uU-Hutel al POtrero; bar trade SO per day;
20 bUaIdeTs; luyestI gate
SaeO-Pauuer 90 cash commission business
SI6UO-tir0cerV aud bar; esiern addition.
- - u ----r :. L
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LoDG1xG-HoUsEs FOR SALE.


Sp5O BAY-wINDow HOUSE OF % ROOMS:
Il w. centrally located clearing $50 month;
bargain w F. HEALY, 1l4s Marker st. 1t
967S s ROOMS, ELEGANrLY FURNIsHED;
w u. mr. Market WE HEALY. has Market+
no FIND GENUINE BARGAINS GO TO l. d.
BARNARD. 224 Kearny st. Its.
G1Sn LoDG!NGHoUsE OF 10 ROOMS;
u lOU. Sixth st near Market; house flledi
cheap rent; good offer. NJ. LESS. Fourth St Its
RARGAIN-HoUsE OF ROOMS; FUEL. OF
u roomers 335Jessie st se3 Az
G676 IORooMS NICELY r FURNISHED FINE
Do y. dimng-room aud kitchen; splendid loco
ton Tor boarding; sunny sldestreet: y OF Market.
Address T., Box 81, CALL Branch once. seq StT
I ODGING-HoUSE OF IL ROOMS, CLEARING
u sos over expenses, suitable for man and wife
or widow, at a sacrifice. Apply THIS Office auS0 lt
I ODGING-HoUsE; 21 ROOMS: BATH; ONE
II floor; good location 532 Fourth. au2S St~
NEWLY FURNISHED SUNNY CORNER HOUSE.
:. Is rooms; reasonanIe InlnIre u IosL: N.S q
FUHNIGUHE FOR SALE.
CoLDING-BEDs, s22 so: BED-LoUNGES,' SIS:
/ parIor sets, $40 to $3.50: mirrors. pictures
aud terms; open evenings. J. NoONAN, IOl7 ana
1923 Mission st, above Sixth se3 I'm
FURNITURE oF4 ROOMS CHEAP. 81 EVER
Clio FURNITURE HoUsEKEEPING
tr ! O.rooms for sale cheap. 81 Tehama ST., in
rear; key upstairs. seq ST.
NEW FURNITURE: 3,ROON FLAT; COMPLETE
- housekeeping rent sl3. 5l3is Franklin sci SIS
DOR sALE-NICELY FURNISHED FLAT; 10
4 rooms. Gail, after IL O'Clock a. NJ, l1s Fifth
St. second fiat. auSO7t%
AFTER PRICING. FURNITURE ELSEWHERE
n see our stock: prices low for cash. SAMUEL
BEAL SlS Mission st, above Fourth aug In
FURNITURE FOR SALE BELOW COST. on AC-
/ count Of alterations Ia store: also ine club
room table and large Office desk. oSWALD'S, 11lS-
~ Mission St aull 3m
OAK BED SETS, .$32 so TO Sl45; BED
~ lounges, $l2 80 TO S35 parlor SETS S35 to
$50; cash or very easy terms; open evenings. j.
NOQNAN, lCl7-lU23 Mission st. aus In
gOOi SOLID OAK, SEv EvEN-PIECE BEDROOM
tIOZ;s. sells. J. NoONAS, lOl7 to 1928 Mission
street. au4 I'm
COMPLETE SET OF PIECES sl3 80, AT
~ NEWMAN BROS, 1T SiNth ST. jy29 2m .
GOOD CHANCE-YoUR HOUSE FURNISHED
~ complete with furniture. carpets. stoves cur
tains Blankets pictures and mirrors at cash prices
on easy instslments; small deposit. III. FRIED
MAN & CO.'S. largest inssliment house on tho
Coast, 22S-23O stockton. 2$7 Post St.; open even
lHgs; prompt attention paid to country orders ls Il
SPECIAL NOTICE. HAVE REMOVED TO
~ large, stores, l26 Fourth prices reduced
to bed rock all round; parior suits, S25 to SO;
ranges, So up; 500 secondhand carpets; chamber
sets SO s75 cash installmeuts; goods shipped
free. I. II. NELSON, l26 Fourth ST. ap1 If
n EW CHAMBER SETS or PIECES, sl5 CASH,
y or inStailmeat. WILEY BROS 93l Mission. e
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-.I-E GREAT BARGAIN: STATIONERY.
= y. notion. cigar and tOuaccO-store; also
.uudry oGice, furnished rooms; rent SI7. Ap-
.y JONAS < CO., 7Sz Market st. se2 PTS
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DFaD THIs-FOR SALE CHEAP; s7oUO: An
IA oid established and well paying saloon aud
hrer-ya.tIing business; fine place, in the Garden
cry a. san jose: suitable for partners horses,
wagons, and everything we'll stocked, and doing
good running business. long lease and cheap
rent: VIII take half properly all it suitable;
owner going East. Address MR. \. H, PostOfhce
Itor 4-y san lose. Cal sci IT
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

E'OR SALE AT A BARGAIS-S0 ACRES OF
Il land, all good except 10 acres, that are rocky,
212 miles from Cdlfstoga, on Lake County road;
house rooms, barn and poultry house; good water,
spring and weli Is acres cleared and planted In
choice vines, prunes and peaches level, good road
TO the place: must be sold soon: price $1,000. Ap
ply to q. w. JOHNSON, Calistoga, Cal. se3 At
GeS00 SU-ACRE RANCH IN r. X. TOWN
UOcOO. near Haywards; so acres level; run
ming water: part orchard; houses, etc easy terms
or exchange Pacific Exchange, % kearny st It's
GCHOoL LANDS. 81 so TO 50 AN ACRE; ON
~ very easy terms; sold by the State In tracts to
suit; no residence or improvements required: all
kinds of lands, in many different countless; send
stamp for list; open day and evenings y. W.
LAKE. d Flood Building 13u
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L OR SALE=BARBER-sHUP, MAR SEVENTH
i ST.; doing good business; call at S44 Broadway
and get particulars, such price: lease Of years;
reason for selling. owner wants 10 retire from bnsi-
O1kiaud. n jy2l II
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GU0Q GROCERY; BAR: LIVING ROOMS;
t wv fui value in stock; big bar trade; rare
uGrF, N. LESS, Fourth ST. Its
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-.rnn SALOON:. UNEXCEPTIONA LOCA-
= 0pGb. ton; large stock; foe fixtures: living
rooms rent only $50 big trade, both transient and
regular; daily receipts over SIS; fer money asked
.urrs is nothing like this in the Market N. LESS,
0uTtl Sc. 1t+
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? I.F' y y TI lFp'! 80 80 p
IOR sALE-GOoD SALOON, CONNECTED
7 with board and lodging house, good oppor-
rurIty. Inquire 3gS HeAie 81. sci l4t<
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I EUIT, CANDY, CIGARS, COFFEE, LAUNDRY
i and soda fountain business ~ best railroad
Ger iu The city; most positive bargain. L d. BAR
NAkp, .L4 kearuy st. It's
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.


GlOS0 NEW HOUSE, 2-SToRY; 5 ROOMS
slp COO. and bath: wood mantel; terms easy.
DOUGLASS. owner, 2S09 Geary st. seq 3tt
CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA-THH'
" eight-page WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address
in the United States or Canada one year for 81 ID
postage free
THE EVENING BULLETIN PRICE REDUCED
TO cents per week, delivered by carrier to any
part OF the city: the Bulletin IS the best oldest
and largest evening paper pubiishel on the coast;
orders by postA-card otherwise VIII receive
prompt attention. once 622 Montgomery ST.
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C.TGO SALOON: billiard TABLES; FINE
- !tV. fixtures; living rooms: really worth
Sl-Oo but must be sold on account of sickness fult
my les LisALlon. N. LIE s.. 3 Enurth ST. ltS
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GROCERY AND BAR; 5'LIYING ROOMS; FOR.
~ sale cheap 422 Nstoma sr. aus IT.
I WING FOR GOOD NAN: ROUTE FOR SALE
- morning paper; pays Sl6per week. Apply
Q
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.JENTISTs.

DR. DUCKETF. 997 MARKET ST., COR. SIXTH,
~ extracts or Ills teeth without pain. sci 3m
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A BEAUTIFUL LOTS FRONTING ON THE
Il electric road can be had cheap instalments
by calling ON the SOUTH SIDE LAND co, 644
Market st, au3O II
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,ALOoN FOR SALE AT SS9 THIRD ST. +;
= owner going East. seq 3tE
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:. .InDO IIVERY Ann BOARDING STABI.F.

-, nan ilNLhA AND BOAkDlNG StABLEi
4 iVJt. wanted, TO sell half Of finest uptown
- ,tv business IN state; conceded to be the and
snmc,t hest appointed, and conducted in the most
approved business manner OF any stable in this city;
vthIerrs, buggies. carriages, hacKs, etc; receipts
) $50 rer month; clears $500: lease; moderate
rent. is cheap ut $4,000: must sell; needs help;
greatest bargain ever heard oil; S25OO cash. bal
aare 90 suit. GE0 5 TEN ART. 1875 Kearny St 1t
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I OTIS 25xl35, 5000 LOTS 40xl 1876, $500, 1926,
IL $3.50. 1916 $4UO; lots 50x SO, S4O0; lots 4Ox
1870 S5OU each; S25 down, IS and $10'a month
Houses built to- order OH the installment plan:
ments.
Cottages for sale on the instaIlment plan or to
rent. furnised unfinished, Inquire of w. C.
MORAN, Lorn, or DUSINBUkY n WURTS, 467
Ninth ST. Oakland; take Berkeley train or new
electric car, which passes door; Sunday engage
ments. au29. 80 Septl,2,3 81
THE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
to 15 cents per week, delivered by carrier to any
part of the city; the Bulletin Is the best, oldest
and largest evenin paper published on the coast
orders by postal-card otherwise Will receive
prompt attention. 0fice 622 Montgomery ST.
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PIANOS. YIoLINs AND SHEET MUSIC.

A Lot or SECONDHAND SQUARE PIANOS:
y fine condition; at a sacrifice. KOHLER q
CHASE, - O'FarreIi st. Jy29 tf
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nR: REA. a23 MARKET, EXT. TEETH soc:
u with-gas 81; filings low open evenings. N.Y. u
CT SET: REPAIRING 81: FILLING 81 ;EXrG.
u painless. sue. DR.. ca. PERRY, Mason. m5tf
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G005 VERY CHOICE LOTS NEAR THE
y 10. ocean beach and Golden Cafe Park; s5x
100: easy terms CHAS. w. POPE, $50 Market st
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MCAFEE, BALDWIN * HAMMOND, Real Es-
Agents and Auctioneers, 10 Montgomery 81.
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OlT SET FOk TEETH WAEKANIED as
- I good as can be made; hliing 81 DR.. SIMMS,
lL-ufL,t go Market s. neTt Baldwin Theater ocltt
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THE FINEST LOT OF SECON D-FAND PIANOS
L ever offered, ranging from SIS up; organs from
$50 up; eyeTt thug guaranteed +. ". SPEN GER
S CO, 723 Market ST.. history building. second
floor. au29 u
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u0E0O BARGAIN; MICE HOME oS HAIR
uNCOOO. risOn ST., near Seventh; 2-story house
OF rooms and bath lot to alley; electric
ears pass owner must sell. JOHN II. GRADY,
22S1., MONTGOMERY st se3 IT cod
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a sELF-PLAYING ORGAN FROM $50 TO $500;
- plays everything as perfectly orchestra
kUHLER Il CHASE sole agents, 70, IS and 30
GFarrell ST. apps tt
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LHLEGANT COTTAGES FOR SALE; NEAR
u cable; In fine locality: elegance, convenience,
durability combined: best in the market: $500 cash,
balance easy monthly inStallmeHts. ID. Il. LIBBY
62S Market ST seY 1T
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J1NPRESS WAGON. DOU BE TEAM AND
y small business wagon. 1897 York st. aull If
TOR sALE-FINE LARGE HORSES AT A BAR
i gain. Inquire at sos Sutter St jy1T II
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L uHLER x CHASE. 20 2S AND 50 o'FARRELL
III st; leading pianos and organs: oldest music
house largest stock easy terms low prices. APPS tf
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3G STEINWAY u SONS: Sl25; YOUNG
u = ~. maker: new pianos II factory prices.
easy terms tays Piano Factory. l729 Mission a30 u
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goOi SOLID OAK, sEvEN-PIECE BEDROOM
u OA3. setS. j. NoONAS, l0l7 to 1928 Mission
street. :iu4 m
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.. - ST. lPuelan Buiiding) positively extract teeth
without pain with Cotton Gas -: also perform all
operations IN dentistry DR.. CHAS. W. DECKER. 7 u
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3. 6 O.'s New York Entrance.

New YoRK, April 22.-It was re-
ported in Plainfield to-day, ON good
authority, that the contracts have
been closed for the construction of
an extension to the Reading Rail-
road from Bound Brook to the Ar
thur Kill, and that the contractors
will begin the work ct once. Some
difficulty was experienced in obtain
ing right of way, as the farmers ask
ed full prices for all the land requir-
ed.
These difficulties have been over
come. however, and the road, which
is to cost over 81 500, 700, will be
in operation within one year.
With an independent line to New
York waters, the Reading Railroad
intends, it is said, to largely extend
its coal business in that direction.
1t will withdraw from the Central
Railroad of New Jersey the one mil
lion tons of hard coal shipped annu-
ally from Bound Brook 10 Commu
nipaw, for which the Jersey Central
charges 20 cents ton trackage, the
Reading furnishes the cars, train
crews and motive power. The 1907
900 tons of soft Coal sent annually
over the Jersey Central from Tama-
qua will be retained upon the Read
ing's own line all the way to tide
water.
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The Coming Great Shows.

The Adam Forepaugh Shows are
now on their 28th consecutive an
nual tour of America. They are the
oldest, the largest, the richest tented
amusement combination of circus,
menagerie and hippodromss in the
world. Their present manager, Mr..
+. Cooper, is also the oldest active
circus director in the United States.
He was one of the owners of the
"Great London Circus previ
GUS to 1860, and anterior to that,
joint owner in the Cooper and Whit.
by Circus" later on he was part
ner with z. L. Barnum, in the show
bearing the latter's name. The vet
eran manager has now the entire
control of the Adam Forepaugh
Shows, and those who may remark
the fact, that after so many years
faithful effort to amuse and instruct
his fellowmen, he still remains in the
harness, he can reply in the language
of the illustrious poet: otis no sin
for man to labor in his own yoca-
ton. ="
Manager Cooper says he is now
better prepared than ever to fulfill
his mission, for
Experience is by industry achieved.
And perfected by the swift course oftime."
The Adam Forepaugh Shows will
appear here on Friday, May LIST.
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Returned.

We are glad to inform our friends
that Miss Martin, whose taste and
skill did SO much to please our trade
last fall, has returned and will again
take full charge of our millinery de-
partment. Miss Martin came to us
last fall with reputation already
established in a leading millinery
house of Baltimore city, with whom
she was employed for four years as
head trimmer. She has purchased
our entire stock Of spring millinery
which is now open for your inspec-
ton.
Fashion has reyolutionized the
styles in he-nets and hats this sea
son. The shapes are greatly chang
ed and the patterns all new. Feath-
ers have been laid aside and flowers
are all the rage. In our stock you
will find many unique and novel
designs which can not fail to please
the eye. Miss Martin will at all
times he glad TO take your order,
and give you all the information she
can. EMMERT 4 FIERY.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1891-04-25

For number of years / have been
subject to violent attacks of in6am-
matory rheumatism which generally
lasted two months. On the first of
this month | was attacked in the
knee and suffered severely for two
days, when pre- cured bottle of
Chamberlain's Pain Balm and it re-
lieyed me almost Instantly. there
fore most chcerfally recommend it
to those who are similarly afflicted
every where. r. d. Whitley, Mar
tindale, n. c., Feb. 1888. Mr..
Whitley is very prominent man in
this place and his disease was very
widely known as he suffered severe
pains.-W. III. Houston & Co., Mer
chants, Martindale, N. c. so cent
bottles for sale by e. G. Williams,
Jr. & Co., and A. Nj. Gilbert.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1891-04-25

THE STREET ENooUNTER.-It has
been an age since an occurance, such
as that in which Jno Edward Hutzler
and Samuel Slonaker were partici-
pants on Monday last.
AS no evidence as to the cause of
the disturbance was brought out by
the Mayor at the Police Court on
the following morning, it is impossi-
BILE to state what the real cause of
the trouble was.
1t appears that a brother of the
combatants is indicted before the
Circuit Court for the seduction of
Hutzler's daughter, and that for this
reason they were in town as witness
ses before the court The case be
ing postponed, they were all taking
dinner at the Boarding House of
Mrs. Eugene Newton, and the par
ties commenced quarreling at the ta-
Bile. Being quieted they left the house
and Immediately on reaching the
street they continued their fuss, and
the result was, that very ugly cash
was cut in the left cheek of young
Slonaker, and Hutzler received a
terrible stamping in his face, from
which he is still suffering. He was
fined $40 and costs of nursing, which
amounts to several dollars, and al
though in rather a critical condition
is lying in one of the rooms of the
cells adjoining the police Office, in
the custody of the corporation, until
the same is paid.
Immediately on his release, he Will
be arrested on state warrant, for
the trouble, and as he has a bad
reputation, it is not unlikely that he
will receive severe punishment at
the hands OF the Court.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1891-04-25
GUIDE TO GOOD CLOTHING!

When you want to go TO some place ana
don't know the shortest and suresG way TO
get there, you are glad TO be directed, are
you not You are going somewhere to
buy clothing. You want TO go to the best
place and the safest place. Aud that means
the place where the good treatment is not
confined to pleasant words and smooth
talk, but where it is put INTO the goods aud
prices. Where shall you go to find that
place? That is an important question for
you. 1t touches your comfort as well as
your purse. When you can answer that
query in manner satisfactory to your
self, you have got through with half the
business of buying and the worst half OF
it. Let us lay before you some informa-
tion and leave you to answer the ques-
ton. Where can best clothe at the least
expense?
Of course you want style. Every man
does. Now, some people have the notion,
obtained by trading at second rate places,
that style is expensive. But it isn't. Not
do with price. Every garment we put out
carries style with it. Style goes into our
working clothes, Just as well as into our
dress and business clothes. And it does
not cost any more to put it in. The skill
ed workman does his work skiilfully. He
can't do better. Skilled workmanship goes
into every garment we sell. skill shapes
That is why they look well, hang we'll and
keep this shape, are satisfaction 10 the
eye as well as the body. Tested by STYLE
our clothing takes the highest place. For
no clothing is superior TO ours in this re-
spect.
No two are alike in locke and shape That's
fact that is stumbled over By many who don't zee bow
ready-made clothing can be perfect ct. Bat what's
the good OF skill and science in huiusn dress, ~ were
be doored by commonplace fact The truth Is, that
the can be classified By its type 70 nicely The
variation from the type few. Fit he type nd 500
t the class he Representa-. That's how its done The
suit Pc RECT Fitting Ready Made Clothing That Of
course when you where they sell only the best There
10 readymade clothing atdoesn't Is It's inferior IN
manufacture. Y0u can get only the Be- OF U.s.
But what's this best clothing going to cost Now, we
relieve you Of anxiety that score in word The
best clothes don't bit than no.bes clothing
Aud that swhy quality considered. We can efer our
high grade at a. low figures a. are made anywhere.
That's all we have 10 gay, goisg 70 urge you 70
trade with us, Why. what inducements could We oher
you that would be effctns II the facts we've giyen you
not sufficient Bat don't need 20 urge You wasi
good material and NJ, you want well made clothing -
good style In short yoH want the beat for The least
money. and you plainly that the way 70 get Is K
oot 10
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT

ROBERT WHITE LODGE No, 81 A.F.A.M.
Martinsburg, w. Va, April IA.
WHEREAS. 1t has pleased the SUI
preme Architect of the Universe to
remove from our midst our esteemed
Brother, j. F. Links, therefore be it
RESOLVED, That whilst we bow In
humble submission to the dispense
ton of Divine providence we feel
that it is but meet to say that we
have lost worthy brother.
RESOLVED, That whilst We deeply
sympathize with the family of our
deceased brother, we devoutly sub
NIT to the decree of him who doeth
all things well.
Resolved, That the Lodge be
draped and the members wear the
usual badge of mourning for thirty
days.
RESOLVED, That a copy of these
resolutions be sent to the family OF
our deceased brother.
Signed
J. P. GEYER,
". G. FAuvER, Con-.
j. S. TRANINIELL,
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1891-04-25
SPRING STOCK OF NEW
SPRING GOODS.

just in this week at Fl. G. Berry's.
Note few prices:
Black Suiah Silk, 81 in. wide. -. .42c
Cold Cambrics for dress lining. only Sc.
200 pair elegant Lace Curtains, 3yds
long, only. ---...... 9l .UU
One case Dress Ginghams, only. &c.
One case best Light Calicoes, only .5e
One case Curtain Scrim, only. .... SC.
Best line of fine Dress Goods in
our city and trimmings to match.
25 pieces fine Colo-ed Scrim,
great bargain at &C., worth l5c. by
others.
Elegant Fine Spring Wraps of all
kinds at great bargains.
Beautiful line of black and color
ed Grenadines, Laces and Silks.
Come to see us, or send for samples.
Look out for our announcement
next week. Respectfully,
Fl. G. BERRY.