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SHOT DEAD.
Az EMPLOYEE OF TIE CIRCUS
KILLED.
GRO. =. EVANS COMMANDS A NEGRO
To sHooT rHE NEXT TREsrAss-
ER~ FATAL RESULT.


A murder as cold blooded as Il was
brutal was committed to-day at noon
on the land Of Geo. F. Evans near the
g. v. r. II. freight depot. The mans
name isJas. Daley, employed,as host
Ter for the Harris's Nickle Plate Show
which had erected their tents near the
scene Of tho tragedy preparatory to
giving performances to-day. The
murderer, Cornelius Vency, a colored
youth Of this city, he was commanded
by Geo. +. Evans TO do the shooting.
A few minutes after the shooting
the widest excitement reigned aud it
became intense as the numbers Of per-
sons assembled to learn the particulars.
Several members Of the show seized a
rope and would have lynched Evans
but for the intervention of the mana
ger. The negro escaped but half an
hour afterward was discovered in a
hut near by He was taken in custo-
dy by the officers, who with drawn re-
volvers marched the prisoner to the
County Jail.
The cause of the shooting as told by
the men of the circus who witnessed
1t. was that Daley was returning
from dinner, when without proyoca-
ton, Evans commanded tho negro to
shoot Daley which he did, approach
ing from behind and firing two shots,
both entering his head. Daley fell on
the spot and about a pint Of blood oozed
from the wound. Hs was afterward
removed to the residence Of Mr.. j. II
Racey on Race street. DR.. Morrison
and Bland pronunced the wound dan
Igerous II not fatal.
i Evans it is said had preyiousl.
warned a member of the circus agains
tresspassing upon that particular 10
but this man had no knowledged Of thi
fact 1t is also said the revolver will
which to do the shooting was given h
the negro BY Evans.
Siuce writing the above the man
Jas. Daley, has died.
| Little knots Of people are every
where to be seen on the streets thi
afternoon discussing the sad affair.
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wnmAN.s INrInELIry.

A sad illustration Of woman's inf
deity is found right here in Martins
burg. On Tuesday night last hus-
band found upon bis return, his un-
faithful vito with two young men Of
this city sharing the comforts Of his
home. Hearing his approach the
wreckers Of his domestic happiness de.
camped, both leaving their hats behind
One was afterward recovered the 9th
er the righteously indignant husband
seized and burned in effigy.
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TIE CHAMPION.

Wednesday afternoon at Washington
Park, Chicago, in the presence of 10,
900 spectator Budd Doble drove his
beautiful mare, Nancy Hanks. to beat
her record Of 200. She not only beat
her own record, but lowered the worlds
trotting record from 2.08a, the time Of
Maud S., to 2.07i. Sunol's record is
2.0Si. on kite-shaped track.
Nancy Hanks is owned by J. Nal
com Forbes, Of Boston, who purchas.
cd her last year for $4,000
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ELECTRIC PHAEroS.
Ia Designed for Passenger Use at tho
worlds Fair.


worlds Fair.
INDIANAPOLIS, August l9.--In the
rear room on the third floor of the
carriage mandatory Of Irvm Robbins
4 Company, % East Georgia street,
three men were found Monday putting
the finishing touches ON a vehicle
unique in character and equipment.
the vehicle Is nm electric phaeton.
built by Robbins 4 Company for +.
+. Dcgenhardt, Of Chicago.
II is designed for passenger use at
the worlds fair. II will carry two
passengers on the main seat, and a
motorman on the rumble. Tho motor
man will guide with one hand, and
with the other apply or shut of the
electricity, which is generated by six
cells located under the main seat. Tho
current is transmitted to one horse
power motor, built by the Jenny Flee
trio company, az this city.
The pheton is designed to carry pas
sengers through the various buildings
and walks Of the worlds fair. The
motorman will also be guide to ex-
plain the exhibits TO his passengers.
The speed proposed is three miles per
hour, thus giving an opportunity to
view the fair without the fatigue Of
constant walking.
The ph@ton just completed was
shipped Monday and will be submitted
to trial before some Of the executive
committee Of the officers Of tho fair
commission. II it meets with the
favor expected 5000 will be built o.
this pattern, and many Others on
larger scale, with more power, 70
Estreet use.
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.IHsTANrLY KILLED"
Gases to rroveThat Literally There !. No
such Thing.

/ nNNesssr4sAA~~.
Cases to Proverhat Literally There Il No
such Thing.
! Death never came as swiftly as that
to soldier unless blown to fragments
by an exploding shell. At Stone Riv-
er saw an Infantryman struck be-
tween the shoulders by solid shot.
He was flung forty feet or more and
reduced to pulp. and yet lie was
gasping thirty seconds after being.
struck. At Second Bull Run the man
next to me on the right was shot
through the center Of the forehead.
We we're kneeiing. He had his gun
TO his face and had fred the shot and
cried out, my God, I'm hit!r before
he fell over on his side. While we
were forming battle line in the streets
OF Fredericksburg rifle shell explod-
ed in the ranks about twenty feet a.
way. The man was blown to frag-
ments so completely wiped off the
face OF the earth that not finger Of
him was to be found The shell prob
ably exploded just as it hit him. The
man on his right had a leg and an arm
blown off and was flung ten feet away,
yet he was living and trying to speak
half a minute later The one on his
left was cut in two above the hips and
one Of his arms blown over the heads
of the second line just forming. This
mans eyes did not close for twenty
seconds.
At Spottsylvania sergeant on my
right was shot through the heart as
the lines were advancing. The body
was afterward examined by the sur
geon. and he said the bullet had pass
ed through, the heart. The man ad-
vanced at least four steps after being
hit, and then clutched at sapling and
said, keep right on; I've been hitr'
He must have lived fully thirty seconds
after receiving the shot. In the ceme-
terry at Gettysburg three Of us. were
lying down behind monument which
had toppled over, and we're using it as :
a breastwork. The man on the left
was struck by some missile, probably
fragrant of she'll, which uncovered the
whole top Of his head He laid his
gun aside, stood up at full height and
then shrieked out and fell backward
As we turned to him he raised his right
arm, and his lips moved as if he were
trying to give us some message.
M. Quar-.
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a nA&rAKDLY DEED.

4 dastarl!y attempt was made Tues.
daH Hight by some malicious persons
to wreck a caf on the electric railway,
with the result Of the car being thrown
ofEthe track at New York Avenue, but
fortunately no one was injured. A
quantity Of stones were placed upon
the track. Right here we remark that
the principle upon which the railway is
conducted is altogether bad. Instead
of one man to manage car, there
should be two. Who in the name of
common sense would not object to a
method Nike this? One man is en-
gineer, brakeman, conductor, etc. 1t
is an undeniable fact that this man is
obliged TO stop the car several times
within as many hundred yards to col
leet fare when traffic is brisk. This
,slsanitl not NH Martinsburg was sew
efai wears securing the street rail
w nd tll show our appreci-
a;salof mean # transit. Let the
r ayeH .Rc 4 aaouomicol as pos
sihlehns Wig for The public
goo.t
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DISMAL SWAMI CANAL SOLD.
NewJerseymen 4 caHine for = 4 o, OOOPrOp-
erty which Cost $1,5O0,OOO

BALTIMORE. Aug. 1S.-The celebrat-
ed Dismal Swamp Canal of Virginia
has been sold at public auction by
Theodore S. Garnett, trustee, to
Walter b. Brooks, Jr., of Baltimore,
for SIC, 900 cash for the firm of Ross g.
Sanford. contractors of Newark, N. j..
The sale was, made under a deed of
trust made by Eugene I, Lynch and
John c. Short, doing business under
the firm name of the Norfolk q North
Carolina Canal Company, in favor Of
the Exchange National Bank, William
Peters, receiver. They transferred all
of the property.
Mr.. Brooks said to-day that the ca
nal would be improved and opened by
a syndicate composed of J. B. Sanford
and P. S, Ross, of Newark, N. j., and
Alexander Brown, Stephen Bonsal,
William II. Bosley and Walter B.
Brooks, Jr., of Baltimore. 1t is un-
derstood that the timber lands along
the canal will be developed.
The history of the canal is very in
teresting and dates back to the time Of
George Washington, who was the origi-
.nator of the d tch. The canal cost
81 800 900 and it is a matter of great
wonder in Norfolk and Tidewater, Va,
that ihshould have sold for so small a
sum ana be allowed to go into the pos
session Of people outside the State.
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4 swrrcHMAN,s TERRIBLE END.

After meeting with series of acci-
dents, one resulting in the loss Of an
arm, last night Mr.. Henry Bales, of
this city came to his death at Bruins
wick in a sad and shocking manner.
He was struck by passenger engine No.
46 and the back part of his head was
crushed He died almost instantly.
The deceased had been employed as
switchman on the b. & o. about five
years and was faithful and respected
employee. How he came to be on the
track is not known. The accident oc-
cured at 9:35 last evening. The re-
mains were brought to, this city and
taken to his home on High street where
wife and four children reside. Char
les and William Bales Of this cfty are
brothers of the deceased.
Later information develops the fac t,
that John Henry Balls was struck by
the train for which he opened the
switch. The funeral will take place
t. nffrrow afternoon; Services will be
conducted at.the house at 4:30 O'clock.
Intetment viii be made in Greenhill
Cemetery.
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ATTENTIONS. rYrnIAxs.

The coming attractions at the Mar
tin street Opera House on Monday and
Tuesday evenings next. win be Ameri-
cas- Young Tragedian, Edwin Ferry.
This gentleman is rapidly coming TO
the front as one Of the best opponents
OF the classic drama. The following,
from Salem, Ohio, contemporary,
speaks volumes:
"A large and appreciative audience
was at the Opera House last night,
and to say they were pleased is put
ting it mildly The play Of damon
and Pythias" as put on last evening
was one Of the finest legitimate dra-
mas ever presented inthis city The
!" Damon of Edwin Ferry was a
wonderful characterization. In the
strong scenes he was especially pleas
ing and his personation throughout
was finished and showed traces Of care
Iul Stuus'
The supporting company was fine,
every member is an artist and down TO
the smallest role the parts were in ca
pable hands. The audience was quite
enthusiastic and rendered the perform
ers something Of an ovation. Curtains
were numerous. The Knights cleared
a neat little sum from the benefit. The
audience was 50 universally pleased
that an effort will be made to have the
company play return date soon and
produce Julius Cesar"
The bill for Monday evening will be
" Damon and Pythias." On Tuesday
evening, "Virginius," Excursion
trains will be run from Winchester
Hagerstown, and intermediate stations
to accommodate those who desire tc
witness this dramatic treat.
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PRICE. 8 CENTS.
SUNDAY sknvIca ArINwoop.

Sunday, August 2lst, the United
Brethren congregation Of this city will
hold services Of most interesting
character at Inwood. Sermon at III
o'clock a. m. by Rev. n. r. Cupp, Of
Winchester. Al $3.50 o'clock Rev. Al.
n, Cackley win preach. Services will
also be held att o'clock p, M. All are
invited to attend.
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THE FRUIT FAILURE.

Housekeepers are much concerned
over the prospects Of food for winter.
Peaches are scarce and high in price,
pears and plums are also deficient in
quality and numbers, and now comes
the announcement that the apple crop
is partial failure. With limited
fruit crop staring US in the face, there
is deficiency IN the potato, yield
which promises to be even more seri.
ously felt than the loss of fruits. All
kinds of fruits will be rare and expen,
siye next winter, and those who are
unfortunate in having small purses
will more than likely consider fruits 81
all character too expensive for general
table use. Experienced fruit growers
attribute the shortage of large fruit,
to the cold wet weather which came
along just as the trees were. blossom
ing.
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KILRAIN TO FIGHT GODDARD
viii Enter the Ring A gain-Frank stew
enson to Rack Him.

enspn tn Rack Him.
New YORK, August 19-Jake1 Kill
rain will leave Baltimore for this city
Saturday night. His visit viii be to
see Frank Stevenson TO complete ar
mngements for fight with Joe God,
dard. Stevenson states that Kilrain
is the better man and he is perfectly
willing to'back him for any amount.
Kilrain says: Eyes, it's so; if salts
factory arrangements can be made
Goddard and will get on match.
l have just bought out nay partner,
Doe. Adler, and am feeling good. ]
am perfectly willing TO fight any of
them, but would rather lick Corbett
for fun than Sullivan for $40, OO0."
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IyOR SALE CHEAP.--One High Grade Column
/ hia Bicycle. One High Grade Columbia
tricycle. Cost when new S135 and S175 Fespec-
lively The bicycle has not been run more than
800 miles aud has been well kept by owner.
Nickel and enamel Is In good condition. Price
s75 Cash. Tricycle. is for use of lady or gentle
man, and is In good condition and running or,
der Was bought by present owner very low.
Machine is well adapted 10 the smooth pixies
running out OF harrisburg. Price S45 Cash.
Can be seen by calling at Continental Hotel.
SLIT. S
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RArmER MINED.

The following was the peroration, Of
an orator at a political meeting not
long ago
The time has come when we must
leave off voting for ornamental princi-
pies and vote to put bread and butter
in our pockets. !"
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FRANK COOLEY nKEAks jan

MoRGAETowN, W. VA, August 10.
Frank Cooley and half dozen of his
gang made their escape from West
Virginia last night, and are back in
Pennsylvania again. They passed
within a mile Of this place during the
night, and took breakfast at Frank
CANDLES, about five miles away.
One of the men stood guard while the
others ate. The Monongahela county
authorities took no steps to arrest
them.
KGNGwooD, W. VA, August 10.
Three of the Cooley gang-one be
Heved TO be Jack Ramsey Were cap,
tured on Cheat river neal. ,Trow bridge
Ferry, yesterday, and are in jail.
There is good deal, OF excitement
over the capture, and could the men
be certainly identified, they would be
in great danger. They refuse to give
names or make statement.
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THE TWO STRIKES.
RElNFORCEMENTS IN NEW YORK
AND TENNESSEE.
IN COAL CREEK
KILLED--CRIsIs APPROACHING
~ BUFFALo.

Coal CREEK, Aug. l9.-Captain
Keller Anderson, who nearly year
has held the eonyicts at Coal Creek, is
in the hands Of the miners at last.
The battle at Camp Anderson was COM
menced as early as 10 o'clock yesterday
morning. For several hours the firing
was not general.
About 2 o'clock the miners, to the
number Of 1000, made an organized
assault ON the fort and were repulsed
The second assault was easily repulsf d.
The third attempt resulted in regu-
lar pitched battle and the gatling guns
got in their work, but to what extent
is not known. Several of the assail-
ants were wounded and some of them
were probably killed, but no one knows
for certain.
CAPTAIN ANDERSON A CAPTIVE.
AT 8 o'clock yesterday evening the
alarming news was brought in that
Captain Anderson had been captured
and was being held prisoner with
guard to prevent a hot headed faction
hanging him.
THE RIOT BELL AGAIN RUNG.
The Court House bell again
rang the riot call, and the excited PEG.
pie rushed in that direction. Men are
volunteering, but there are no arms.
General Cranes with 400 men has
reached Knoxville and left immediate.
ly for the front. Opinion is growing
that an awful loss of life Of good citi
zens and innocent men can Only be-
averted by prompt action Of the Gov
ernor in calling on the President Il
send Federal troops to the scene of ac
| ton.
BUFFALO, Aug, l9.=-,At2the hour o
midnight the struggle between Tia,
railroads and their employees seem
tending further and further from ;
settlement and the outlook for the fu
ture is ominio1s in the extreme.
Both sides received reinforcement
to-day.
On the one side, the Nickle Plat,
switchmen joined the movement inau
gurated in the wee small hours by tn
Lake Shore men and went on strike
thus almost doubling the number 0
men previously out from the Erie, LIE
high Valley and Central systems. o.
the other hand, Governor Flower OF
dered 5000 militiamen to join the 200
men in the Fourth Brigade, and las
night there were nearly 5000 uniform
ed, disciplined and armed troops il
Buffalo.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Miss Carrie Souder entertained 20
couples at her home on N. Spring
street in honor of her sixteenth birth
day. Music and dancing were kept up
until late hour. Refreshments Of all
kinds were served. Miss Carrie re-
ceived numerous birthday offerings.
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DAMON AND rYrmIAs.

Damon and Pythias. Opera House
Monday, Aug. % under the benefit Of
Washington Lodge No. / Of this city.
Knights turn ont.
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MALE srENoGKApHERs wANrEn


WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.--There is a
dearth of eligible male stenographers
and typewriters for the departmental
service in Washington. Those who have
previously fled applications can be ex-
amined at any of the departmental OK
aminations now. being held at different
points throughout the country, or they
may take the clerk or copyist examin.
alton on September s or z, respectively,
in Washington, and be examined in
typewriting and stenography on the
following Monday. Application blanks
and instructions may be obtained by
writing TO thecivil-service commission,
Washington.
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WV. HENsEL DEAF.

Mr.. William Hensel, resident Of
Falling Waters died this morning.
Notice Of funeral tomorrow.
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ISOCND.--A pocket book containing the name
of " A, GROSS. Owner will please call
and get same by paying cost of this notice.
e-t9tf
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WHAT Do YOU WANT !?
One Dime Places il in Two Lines
Before Five Thousand Readers.

s,,uat ous, Help Wanted. For Sale, For
Rent. Lost, Pound. strayed or stolen, To
Buy, SELL or Exchange--w Whatever Your
want. Make IL Known In This Column.
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FAMOUS TIGER as a public benefactor. He
isn't politician, although he has q policy OF
his own. Call and see what he has done in
prices on special line of Confections. He con
ducts his campaign
on THE BED ROCK Platform at LOUIS E
BROWNS,
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nREMIUM on Brand New silver Dollars for 10
days. YELLOW FRONT.
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DREMIUM for 10 lays on Brand New Silver
/ Dol.ars. Five hundred wanted at once.
YELLOW FRONT.
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nUR TIGER Is u jolly old fellow and has an
" aimable mission in life. He keeps down
the man who would extort High Prices and by
50 doing
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NTANTED.-A young man. steady and re-
wv liable to clerk in grocery store Must
furnish good references. Apply by letter to
The WORLD Office, 8-16-iw
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II osT-A plain gold bracelet with black vine
IL in centre. Finder will return 1t to this Office.
S-16r5t.
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ELEGANT French China Tea Sets, IS pieces.
Ia $1,000, worth $500, at d. NJ KILMERS,
on King street.
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DICK NICK~NoTIS- You can buy silk mitts
1 worth 25 cents for is cents.
You can buy straw sailors worth 25 cents for
Is cents.
You can buy ladies' vests worth IS cents for
81 cents at C. p. HERRINGS Great Cash House.
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CNOR SALE "A large writing table in good
T. condition. Has two large drawers, and
would suit nicely for business. Apply at this
office E# 6-2S-tf
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nTANTED, Wanted 500 Brand New Silver
w Dollars at big Premium. YELLOW FRoNTi
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THE WORLD at 10 cents per week.
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Culver Dollsrs, Silver Dollars at Premium
- 10 days. FELLOW 'FRONT.'
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ENoR SALES or 30 good Stout Young Ewes.
L Address J. LUTHER RoPP, Little George
town, W. Va. S-l6Sw.
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TTNHE best Mems and Boys Heavy Plow Shoes at
L bottom prices at FIERY's Shoe Store.
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7 OEELY Austrian Csiina Tea Sets, Sc pieces,
So II $ao0, worth $I2e0, at d. NJ. KILMER'S.
on King street
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BEAUTIFUL English Print Tea Sets, ~ pieces,
ID only S4.0o, worth Sae0, at d. M. KILMER'S
on King street.
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.YNRUNK sALE--Great Slaughter Sale of
L Trunks thinkof good Trunks only Sd9e at
C.P. .HERRINGS Cash House.
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7 AIDES, Misses and Ghildrens oxfo-ds ia all
- the latest shapes Sad styles at bottom prices
FIERY's Shoe Store
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, Tee CREAM and berry Sets, in both China
! ard Glass, from 35 cents to S3.35 at D. NJ
hlLMER'S, on King street.
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MEMS SHIRT SALE.-sO0 mems working skirts
vi worth 40 cents now % cents. i
800 Boys working shirts worth 35 cents ROW
20 cents.
800 boys waist perrale worth 40 cents now
o. cents
cents at G. p. HERRING Net Spot Cash House.
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WANTED 500 New SILVER Dollars, at YELLOW
" FRONT. =
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That rrr won1D Job Printing Ds
.rartment Is turning out some Of the
sDes. Job Printing in the city, We.
also do our own binding
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SPECIzL Premium, Spbcial Premium for New
y Silver Dollars at the YELLOW FRONT.
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DOR Novelties in China, Glass, White Granite.
l Opal, Barbadine and Earthern Mares, go
y D NJ. KLMER'S big Queenswase store, on
King street
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'IutE only place in t0wn you can find ID. VI,
l Tough & Co.'S Finn. Shoes for gentlewoHen
N rat az ttFRYss Shoe Store Don't forget the place,
next 70 hunters Photo Gallery.
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Ir wInn Pay

roa 10 have yoar lob PRINTING done
At I'm wonln once. All work ex-
ecpted. with neatness and despatch
at reasonable prices.
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EN0R something serv5rabIe, handsome and
L stylish in Mems Fine Shoes, you want to go
to FIEEYls Shoe Store.