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The Ivory of soiomon,s Time.

Tho Ivory OF BoIomon's Time.
1t Is not impossible that ivory end apes
in Solomon's time may have come from
Sofnah land and not FROM India, Scot
tish Review.
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4 !: I! 9
Urelief and is an infalliblo
ID free. Address, ANAKES1S,s'
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Better Than the Best Doctor.
MAHoNoY CRY, Pa, December, 1890.
deem it my duty to say that was treated
for ten years by the best doctors in Pennsyl-
vania. but never got any relief until took Pas
tor Koenigs Nerve Tonic l am cured OF my
nervous troubles have never had the slightest
symptoms of those spells since commenced
taking the first bottle.
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EAER-A. Valuable Booh en- NeryouA
Il III Il Diseases sent free to any address,
KMkK and poor. patients can also obtain
! NyAE this medicine free OF charge.
This remedy has been prepared by the Reverend
Pastor KoeniR. Of Fort Wayne, Ind since 1856 and
lsnow prepared underhis direction by the
KoENIc MED. CO.. Chicago, iil.
Sold by Druggists at 81 per Bottle. 65or So
Large Size. @1.75. BOTTLES for SO.
In Newark, N. j., by G. MENNEU, SIT Broad st
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THE PASSION PLAY.

The preliminary arrangements for
the production in Chicago during the
Worlds Fair of the cast Of the Ober-
ammergau Passion Play of 1890 have
been completed. Hotel accommoda-
tions for the 235 Bavarian peasants
who will be brought to this country to
produce the play have been arranged
for at the Victory by G. NJ. Rosenthal,
of Vienna, who is at the head Of the
enterprise. The play will be given for
six months and the clergy will be given
an opportunity, first of all to pass
Judgment upon it, Mr.. Rosenthal left
for New York and sails for Europe
July 6. He will return again in Aug.
to make further arrangements for the
Passion Play.
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TRADE REVIEW.
semi-AnnnaI Report OF the Country's
Trade Growth.

semi-Annual Report OF the Country's
Trade Growth.
New YORK, July Or. @. Dunn Il
Company's Weekly Review of Trade
says: The fiscal year just closed was
never matched in the history Of the
country, in volume and industrial pro-
duction. in the magnitude Of our do
nestle exchanges, or in foreign trade.
The imports for the year have been
about 1888. 1000, 900, the increase at
New York over last year, being about
is per cent. Exports from New York
gained 15.4 per cent, and aggregate
for the year about s2,027 ,000, 900.
Railroad earnings have been the lar
gest in any year thus far, and the
cleanings in June were the largest ever
known in that month, exceeding last
year 5 per cent, and for the whole
year the largest ever known outside Of
New York. Failures for the half year
have been 5,503 against 6.074 in 1891,
and liabilities So, 0O0, 900 against &c.,
100000, and on whole about the
smallest for FIVE years. In short, the
low prices, additional works going into
operation even in iron manufacture,
and yet more in WOODEN and cotton.
Moreover the crop Of this year promises
to be very satisfactory, and a new half
year begins with excellent prospects.
Wheat is an eighth lower than week
ago. Corn and oats are one cent
higher. Pork products have advanced
sharply, pork 81 per barrel, lard -
cents per LOO ponnds, and hogs 80
cents. Cotton hasdeclineda sixteenth.
Business in Boston is satisfactory. The
wage dispute at Pittsburg closes some
mills and others Will close in few
weeks for repairs. Finished iron is
more active but pig is dull. Glass is
weaker and window glass is lower.
AT Cleveland, dry goods, groceries,
hardware, boots and shoes improved
in trade, and there is better demand
for rolled iron Cincinnati reports an
average trade increasing in some lines
and manufacturers fairly active. At
Chicago thevoluzne of trade consider
ably exceeds last years, collections
are easier and bank elearings are
larger, hut speealations in stocks are
languid. Money is abundant at all
centers. The failures this week were
1877; 100 last week; last year 234.
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cosFEDERATE VETERANS.

The following general order has been
issued from the headquarters of the
United Confederate Veterans at New
Orleans:
General Order, No GA THE general
commanding is in receipt of the graft
flying intelligence that the Grand Camp
of the State of Virginia, at the reunion
held at Roanoke, Va, on the 22d and
23d ultimo, adopted resolutions recon-
mending that all the camps of the
State association join united Con-
federate ordinations, which he deems
sufficient cause for the highest gratifi-
cation as the action of the Virginia
veterans now completes the union of
every Southern State in enr laudable
philanthropic brotherhood.
It is with especial prideand pleasure
that he imparts the information to the
members Of the United Confederate
Veterans organization of tins patrlotsc
action by the gallant veterans of the
grand old Commonwealth whose sod
was 50 freely watered by the blood Of
the brave sons of sister States of the
South, whose matchless records as
soldiers is only Sequaled by the peerless
bright examples in peace,
and worthy Of imitation by all in the
holy work Of honoring their illustrious
dead and caring for their living heroes.
conspicuous for their devotion to
their traditions and the resplendent
history from 1861 to 1865, and at the
same time yielding to none in their
allegiance and in their ennobling en-
deavor to contribute to the upbuilding
and grandeur Of our reunited country.
/ By order,of JsD. GoRDoS,
General Commander.
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PRICE. 8 CENTS.

low in the arm, He said to me, where
else did ! cut him 2 | said you cut
him in the leg and al over He said,
my fatherand motheralways told me to
make itarule to take carebf myself and
| done IT, | said to him what trouble
was between you aud this man q He
said, | had a valise, in il were beer
and whisky, was going up to take
drink. met Watson who said he was
the best man on the ground. | says 4
am a pretty good man too i won't
fight yon,' he said, you have more
friends than have, Ill see you latcr.
] started down through the woods,
met two men, and they came back.
One Of the parties said 10 Watson,
Did you insult this rflani' He said,
no ! did not He said you did Wat
son said, you are liar, you did /
said, you are another liar Watson
said, you are d--liar.' Watson then
knocked me down and kicked me when
down. | cut at him, don't know wheth.
err | cut him or not. Watson had 4
stone, Arvin had his knife open j;
Watson would not throw the stone, he
droppedit when the fighting commence
ed, knocked Aryin down who COM
menced cutting, Arvin started away
and Watsonlfollowed him up. Watson
fell and Arvin run.
asked Arvin about the knife. Said
il was tortoise shell handle, 2 blades.
Showed him the knife and asked him
il II was the one. Said yes.
James Martin, Of this city, says--ssI
witnessed the fight; do not know how
it started, Arvin called Watson an
l'pgly name; Watson struck him, Arvin
then run at Watson with knife IN hand
and cut him, he staggered and fell,
then / run. Watson's brother and sis
ter were on the ground and were with
him when he died. =
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rHE VERNON nRornrRs.

a large and enthusiastic audience
greeted these musical prodigies at the
Opera House in this city last night.
The little brothers are only 6, s and
ID years Of age, but masters Of the
violin, violoncello and piccolo. which
they handled to the astonishment Of
the audience. Little Percy. the 6.year-
old "tot, in his solo SLOW much does
the baby weigh took the house.
Sldney's violin performance was most
effectual, and was loudly applauded.
The violin solo, with whistling duet,
was dexterously performed and listened
to with closest attention.
In the whole performance Of over an
hour the audience was held with de-
light. - Cumberland Ne,rs.
At the Central Opera House tonight.
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FOUGHT 4 RArTLEsSAKE.

WILKES BARRE, pa, July 5.-Mrs.
Polinsky while on the mountain, neal
Mill Creek, picking berries yesterday
afternoon was attacked by a large
rattlesnake and made terrible fight
for her life.
The snake attacked her among a
pile of rocks over which she could not
climb TO escape. She at first used her
tin pail effectually but the handle
broke and it rolled away from her, she
finally managed to grasp the snake by
the neck and smashed its head to a
jelly with stone, but not before it
had bitten her severely in numerous
places on the hands and limbs.
The woman was found. shortly after
she had killed the snake, by COM
panion, her limbs bad rapidly swollen
from the effect of the poison and she
was unconscious. She was taken to
her home and physicians worked on
her without success for several hours.
She died about five hours after being
bitten, her body swelling to'a great
size and turning black.
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ENTERPRISE IN THE souTm.

A glance at the list Of new Soutb-
ern enterprises for the past week, as.
shown by the Baltimore Manufacturer
Record IN its Issue Of July /, shows
continued activity in the organization
Of industrial and other companies. The
following are some Of the most impor-
tant. A $35, 900 fertilizer company at
Orlando, Fla. "a $40, 900 canning com
pany at Harrisburg, Ark. 4 100000
electric manufacturing company at
Louisville. Ky. h $4,000 automatsA
machine company vt Nov opl,sans. II.
. $4,000 soap company at Baltimore.
Nd. 10000 mercantile company at
Durant, Miss. q $500, 900 mining and
development company at Erwin, Tenn:
q $4,000 furniture company at Dallas.
Texas. a 100000 cotton seed oil mill
ut Marlin, Texas $40, 900 broom and
mattress making company at Schulen-
burg. Texas $4,000 telegraph and
cable company at Norfolk. Va.
$4,000 -four mill company at Keyser,
W. Va. a 10000 coal and iron com
pany at Plilhppi, w. va. d $40, 900
company at Wheeling, w.
Va; . 100000 brewery company at
Central City, w. Va. j; d s1O0,O 0Omer-
camille company at Richmond, Va;
10000 publishing company at Bolton,
Texas, and So, 900 shipping COM
pany at Baltimore, Nd.
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4 STEER cAusED rHE WRECK.

Yesterday morning an east bound
freight train on the B. & o. struck a
steerat Wilson's grade overtmning FIVE
cars and demolishing one. All were
more or less damaged and the track
torn up a considerable distance. Young
Russler and Grant Richard were on the
rear car but both jumped and only re-
ceive shaking up. Trains we're de.
layed severa. hours by the wreck.
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Personal MENTION.

Your Friends Coming and Going
Alfred Beall spent his 18th in Pied
mont.
Mr.. Rufus Caskey is visiting friends
in..Richmond, Va.
Miss Blanche Walker, Of Baltimore
is visiting Mrs David Westall.
Miss Mary Sirich, Of Baltimore, is
visiting Miss Louise Snodgrass.
Mrs Alfred Beall has gone to Deer
Park, and Piedmont to recuperate.
Miss Julia Hammond, Of Millersville,
Pa, is visiting relatives in this city.
Mrs Ida Futterer has returned home,
from Baltimore, after six weeks illness.
Mr.. Howard Snyder, druggist, was
taken i'll yesterday and continues so
to-day
Miss May Saville, of Hedgesyille, il
visiting Mrs Walter Payne, Maple
Avenue.
Mrs Anna Motter and children OF
Johnstown, Pa, Is visiting relatives in
this city.
Master Harry REYNOLDS is visiting
Master Howard Edwards, at Wood
berry, Nd.
Miss Lizzie Suter and Mrs Floyd. Of
Hagerstown, are visiting Mrs William
Cutting, Martin Street.
Mr.. Thos. Hearns and daughter have
returned home They were seranaded
by the Shepherdstown string band
during their visit in that town.
Mrs. Anna d. Kearfott, of Washing
ton. D. G., and her sister, Mrs. Verda
Stokes, of Moorestown, N. j., are visit
ing Mr.. J. B. Kerfott, on South Queen
Street.
Mr.. E. E. Herring, proprietor Of
Yellow Front, started to the eastern
cities on the 18th Of July in search Of
some more great bargains. Mr.. H.
reports the best and most active trade
in his experience Of II years. Unable
to get some bargains fast enough for
the demand, he has been compelled to
go east three times in the last 80 days.
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a FINE ENTERTAINMENT.

The musical reputation of the Little
Vernons evidently preceded them to
Museatine, for the Baptist Church was
well filled last evening with music
lowing audience, Notwithstanding a
a disagreeable rain. The diminutive
performers occupied the dais in front
efathe pulpit in order that the audience
might get glimpse of their stature.
From the words Of high praise that
were bestowed ON them, every one
anticipated a treat and in this expecta-
ton none were disappointed, as they
acquitted themselves as perfect masters.
The perfornaauee began promptly at
eight o'clock and was in progress for
an hour. With occasional five-minute
intermission, the entertainment of de-
lightful melody went on uninterrupt-
eddy save by the applause given some
exquisitely rendered number. The
boys are little fellows--even for their
ages offs, 2 and 10 years, and the de-
lightful harmony prodaced by them on
the violin, piccolo and violoneello
would be dificsllt to excel, and their
vocal renditions are4e4ually good. A
return Of the brothers would be mark
ed by even larger assembly than the
one greeting them last evening. Mus
catine Daily Nesos- Tribune.
See the Little Vernon Brothers at
the Central Opera House tonight. Ad-
mission adults 25 cts, children Is cts.
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,nIation of The WORLD makes this
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onsEnvANcE OF JULY 4rH.

Martinsburg was in holiday attire
yesterday. The day was marked by
almostan entire suspension Of business.
From nearly every residence and many
business places flags in number from
one to ten and of all sizes floating in
the balmy atmosphere. Many persons
went to Inwood while others visited
friends in the county and some out of
the state.
Mayor McSherry issued proclama-
ton Saturday, forbidding the shoot
ing of fire crackers, etc. on the streets
but his order was fiagrantly disregard
ed. No disturbances occurred in the
city although the earnings for days Of
some men We're spent for whiskey.
The day came to close without
parade or demonstration of any kind.
the people patriotism venting itself in
the handsome decoration Of houses,
etc.
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The third party convention is at
tracing more attention among the
politicians than is usually gwen the
gatherings of any but the two regular
organizations, and it is the opinion Of
many that if conservative course is
taken by the leaders at Omaha the
candidates nominated there will re-
ceive a large vote, and may succeed
in carrying some of the states where
there is dissatisfaction with the old
organizations and where the free silver
issue is the strongest.
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THE FOURTH IN HEDGEsyILLE.

Fireworks were displayed at the
Clifton House about 7:30, p. m. July
18th, by Mr.. Chas. Dickey.l Of Balti-
more, assisted by Messrs. Wilson and
Payne, and were said to be the preiti-
est ever exhibited in Hedgesville, the
fireworks consisted of Roman candles,
whistling bombs, sky rockets etc.
Immediately after the display Of
fireworks a grand straw ride was taken,
the wagon being trimmed appropriate.
ly with the national color and Japa-
nese lanterns. The horses were driv-
en- by 7. A. Payne. proprietor Of the
Clifton House, who knew well how to
drive them. The party were driven to
North Mountain station and back, all
the way giving the Clifton House
whoop, composed by Miss Ella Laisenby
of Baltimore, as follows:
Rah Rah Rah!
SIS Boom All,
Clifton Clifton,
Rah Rah Rah /,
The party consisted of Misses Dickey,
Ella Laisenby, Minnie Dickey, Lena
Roush, Minnie Roush, Of Baltimore,
Ora Viewer and Miss Jordan, and
Messrs. Norris Laisenby, Herman and
Eugene Laisenby, Samuel Wilson, of
and VIM. Payne, Chas.
Viewer, Benz. Oden, and Hammond
Mitchell.
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pEATH,s noINas.

Died July 4th, 1892, VIM. shipley,
aged IS years. He leaves widow and
four children. Funeral from thehouse
on West Charles Street, at 10 a. m.
tomorrow, Rev. A. N. Cackley Of
ficiating. Interment in Norborne Gene
terry. ]. w. Roberts, funeral director.
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NOMINATED.
THE PEOPLES PARTY CHOOSES HIN
FOR PRESIDENT.
NOMINATED on THE FIRST BALLoT.
CONVENTION ATTRACTING
POLITICAL ATTENTION.

OMAHA, NER., July 5.--Gen. James
B. Weaver, Of Iowa. was nominated
for the presidency on the first ballot
by the National Convention Of the
Peoples Party this morning.
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QUARTERLY coNFERENcr.

J. r. Ridenour held quarterly meet
ing at Otterbem in Hampshire County
last Saturday and Sunday. On Sun
day afternoon he preached the funeral
Of Rev. Chas. Miller, who was a menu
Der Of the Virginia Conference, and a
minister 45 years.
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PENSIONS GRANTEp.

The following West Virginia PEN
slons have been recently granted:
Orlginal--John Wolfe, Jacob r.
Morrison. Alexander Conner, Thos. B.
eMcFarlane, Newton NJ. Hartley.
Charles Harner, Wilson Watson, John
\. Alger, Festus r. Fleming, Edward
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a charge Of dynamite that he was
drilling out exploded, dangerously in
juring Henry Maddox, at Bangor.
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WHAT Do YOU WANT I.
One Dime Places il in Two Lines
Before Five Thousand Readers.

si,uat'ons, Help wanted. For Sale, For
Rent, Lost, Found, strayed or stolen. To
Ruy, sell or Exehange--Whateve Your
want, Make 1t Known In This Column.
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FINHEOnly place In town you can find ID. NJ.
l. H0ngh q Co.'S Fine Shoes for gentlewomen
az FIERY Shoe Store. Don't forget the place,
next TO Hunters Photo Gallery.
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ENGk Novelties In China, Glass. White Granite,
Il Opal, Barbadine and Eartherr Wares, go
% D, N. KILMER'S big Queenswage Store, on
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SiOP buying poor goods at high prices, and
~ practice better economy by getting fresh
GOODS at low prices as fast as they come in at
BROWNS Confectionery
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'liHE rush still continues at the yellow
= FRONT for those cent Lawns and Chailies
1or u cents. YELLOW FRosT, YELLOW FRONT.
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y rather early TO talk about fall dress
= goods but the other day we placed an impor-
!sdtlon order for ourfall dress goods. Weare now
importing our dress goods and as ittakes about
y. months for the order to go and the goods
70 return across the ocean they will be here the
after part of August. This gives us a great ad-
sanntage as we do away with the iobbers profit
ana handle them direct ourselves and again we
IAN give you all the latest Paris effects. not
8Ine old goods that the iobbers have been car
aying for year and sell to the retailers as new
ana desirable goods. EMNERr& FIERY.
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A TTEaTIoN.

leu are invited to call and see the immense
stoek OF gasoline stoves for sale at my place Of
business: The Jewell Process takes the cake
DOT beauty. economy and quick cooking. J. w.
n risHER, corner West King and College streets,
near St. Clair Hotel
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The WORLD at 10 cents per week.
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$50 Sewing Machine TO be given away-each
y purchaser of 81 in Dry Goods has a guess on
the machine. YELLOW FRONT, YELLOW FRONT
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CLOSING OUT.

We are now closing out Cur stock of Summer
Millinery, regardless of cost This is a rare
nance for bargains and Miss Iglehart, who Is
through. EyMERr Il FIERY.
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La0R SALE A large writing table in good
condition. Has two large drawers, and
would suit nicely for business. Apply at this
Office. 6-2S-u.
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nRoF. F. A. URSO, OF Washington d. c.. who
is an expert Piano Tuner with number OF
years experience, will be In this city July 18th or
ith Prof. Urso does the tuning for X. Frank
Barr Piano and Organ dealer Of this city and Is
(bas Stieff having worked in both of their fac
tories. Leave your orders with R. Frank Barr.
SSNtd
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ICE CREAM and Berry Sets, in both China
l and Glass, from IS cents to S3.35 at D. NJ.
hlLMER's, ON King street.
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T AIDES, Misses and Childrens oxfords in all
IL the latest shapes ard Styles at bottom prices
F1ERY's Shoe Store
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N0T's. "
To Srndy Skool TeeeSers Oxford Bibles Only
20 cents at c. P. HERRINGS Book Sale
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noN'T take your best girl to Elkins Park
~ without purchasing . pound of BRowk' >
delicicas Chocolates
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No more rusty tinware. hare Antitrust tin
ware for sale, .call and see for yourselves y.
W X. FISHER, corner West King and College
streets, near St. Clair Hotel
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GREAT Excitement at the YELLOW FReNT,
~ fer the next 10 days 81 Lace Curtains for
iScents YELLow FResI, YELLOW FRoEr.
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+ 0YELY Austrian ChinE Tea Sets, Sc pieces,
IL $500, worth 31200, at D. NJ. kILNERS,
on King street
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/ E. Brown has nice Hammocks.
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EN0R something servicaple handsome and
L stylish in Mems Fine Shoes, You want TO 90
to FIERY s Shoe Store
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MID Summer Dress Fabrics, in all the cool,
wi light, gauzy goods, q new line Just re-
ceiyed; so If you want to keep cool, call and g6.
one four mid summer dresses, and a glassQf
ice water. F5IMERT & FIERy.
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"A
OK ranges and cook stoves that will please
You. Cali and see them. No trouble to SHOW
goods. J w. r. FIsHER, corner West King ard
college streets. near st. ClGir Hotel.
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BEAUTIFUL English Print Tea Sets, "A pieces,
ID only $4.0o, worth $500, at d. N. KILMERS
On King street.
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FeR RENT
The old jai. sable. Inquire at sheriff Of
fee. 6-251w.
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WEGot EN- You want En-"
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A Handsome 500 Organ to be gwen away
"A with Shoes and Slippers. zach purchaser
gets guess. YELLOW From, yellow FRONT.