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LIVING Hopxrs or rovxsrY AID WEALTH.
xLFaASr AxD suannsrrvx GRAPE.
1R,nnKp foIIrrrrs. How
HAspsons sxrkrs ARE
YIsIsHzp.

The broken heartsd mourner, who's
dry-eyed grief makes her seem almoel
cold and stoicAl, takes no heed Of dress,
but buttons her fhreadbare ooat oys1
her aching bs4rt and plods on hsl
weary way, regardless OF her for
Innate Aisief, Who can afford to give
visibIe expression to her grief for thu
loss OF loved ones. forcibly and fash
ionsbly. by adopting the regulAticr
mourning garments created in Certain
hieh-class materials, always Jet blaol
In hue. and Of approved weave and tsx.
sure.
NOS prominent Of these mournine
.abrics stands The exquisite silk-warr
Henrietta, an art fabric, perfect Il
seavp, and subIims IN surface finish, o.
L may be that the bercaved one nay
ike better the rioh l~ustreless silk, Of
The Handsome dfap dsAlma. or ths f.
vorita Melross cloth, - any one or ~
Of thess materials are psrfsctly appro-
PIRATE for this purpose, and can BE- ID
santageously and effectively combined
with Courtsuld's Enelish crspe, thsi
Typical texture Of sorrow, which II
universally accepted By foreign and
domestic authorities q the suitable
snd heaithful trimming and combine
hation material for mourning toilsttea
Ind Tor wells, indeed entire garments
are made Of this curious wsaye in silk,
but many ladies prsfcr other stnfs fos
foundation. or the dfessb and uss Grape
bimply ~ combination, OF for decora'
The question ais craps entirely
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August
Flower

am happy to state to you and
to suffering humanity. that my wife
has used your wonderful remedy.
august Flower, for sick headache
and pelpitation 81 the heart, with
satia(ecfory results Forseveralyears
ske has bsen 4 great sufferer, has
.heen undar the treatment o{eminent
'phynlciozls ii this city and Boston.
nd fou1d fift3e relief She was IN.
|dnced - ~ August Flower, which
&ye iumedeife 1elisE. We cannot
~ - muck In IL Z. G. Frost
4111z4pl4- NAH =
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WOOL know a young woman whl
|,upports herself nicely BY going to
England every year In the seaso as
N entertainer.
Van .Pelt--And reads, .Curfew
Shall Not Ring Tonight Well
ret wen with England yet Ex
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Ted-Are there any pretty girls
|'tayinR ct the place where you are
boarding?
Ned-Only one
What Is she.l1ke2"
Cant say. You see / could never
get near hef. New York Evening
sun.
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That Dr.. Horses Certain Cure should b %
universally popuialf VI c0urce no. ; Is Is %
'rure In ftH Preparation. 10 potent In e1ect- n
|8ops a cold from o0fRg to ~ lun0s lies ua0fc
II y SAFE sure, and sveeS, aud - oelteate ~
action ~ II u powerful TO cure. sold ~ drug
ylsts- 5Qc- ManufActured ~ Af. hoxsie
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-conarNIA1 rArk.

Perseysring Wldower II was she
who drove me TO drink.
Mis-. A. Il lille wsary1-What could
shs have driven you 70 that. you would
have liked better.
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..I.m afraid they W got me-" sid the
nervous candi late.
.Don't give up yes." whlsperea the
election mAnagsfs that Teller you
started early this m0ruin' y still yct-
Imp
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TWO sIDEs no THIS STORY.
Jageles WI his wife died the old
fellow fen IL love with his houpekeeper.
His family looked upon It = sdomenttc
afiiction.
waegies-Whils the hopsekeeper, no
doubts regarded II - . master pas.
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yistress-What would you do
Bridget, 4 ycu could play the plano as
\ caD2
Bridret-sure, ia 90 on isarnin' until
I could Play Il wall
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The 1zIlrlaor ~ eatsn IN
the W9EIS nd and ~ ~ west
coase Il rTh1g resemble in
SHAPE but are lareSz and
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s!.s; n. AZ !.: q; !: .S. p IS:
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So many walls nssd pretty covsr--
The FidsIity wall Paper Co.,
Of f2 NJ. Iitn ST.. PhI.a., haye sem
tspesd e Be hInG fhts rsn, ss1 and
3 usmaSosssa papers Tor 10 and e
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The Bank e England requires so
folio ledesrs fer its daily accounts.
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Though honey Is not so much an
article Of diet row as 1t was with our
for, fathers, there were 81, 00o, 000
pounds OF IT produced in the United
States last year.
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WELL xEAxr. sur AwxwAaDIr
PUT.
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"Mr.o oslipshsad i vss5 mar I. don't
you thfhkrv
sNo. Why hs never svsn spsss ~
mouth.v
ssBas that's Jas whsrs hs's =
smart"
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M hirsA mn bessa y labeE ssyins
devios. !
.'ohilk T1Eyny ~ lEe-k 'reozs
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RI ron eweyesr-
aolf and Msnlly g set she host
ules. IL ySnf feStwssr X
Wlfch represent best
IaIae f4r nEices asked, -
STAKE NO
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REPORTERS NosEeAY.
Snap shots at Home and Neishboring
News.

Snap shots at Home and Neighborinr
News.
Attend the commencement Of st.
Joseph's school tonight
Billy Westphal has appeared on our
streets with a fine new conveyance.
Our physicians say that Martinsburg
is the healthiest place on the face Of
the globe just now.
The Reformed reunion will be held
at Pen Mar on the 18th Of August in
stead Of the 10Th Of July as stated
Tuesday.
Harvesting will be commenced at
some places in the county tomorrow,
but the general start will not be made
until Monday. The wheat crop this
year is expected to be good, indeed,
some are claiming the best crop that
has been harvested for years.
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CHAR FROM ovEK THE sEA.

Gold is quoted in Buenos Ayres at a
premium Of 204 per cent.
Cholera is making fearful ,ravages
in Persia and Afghanistan.
Anti-foreign riots have been resum-
ed in the Yang-Tse Valley.
The Duke Of York is to take COM
mand Of the cruiser Melampus.
It is reported that the British Parli-
ament will be dissolved on the 2Sth
inst.
There was some rioting at Tralee
last night on the conclusion Of Fed
Grafton meeting.
The King and Queen Of Italy ar
rived in Berlin yesterday, and were
met by the German Emperor and EN-
press.
The Belgian Parliament will meet
as a constituent assembly on the 18th
pro1. 70 settle the mode or revision OF
the Constitution,
Archbishop Ireland lectured yester-
day in Paris, before the Geographical
Society, on The Progress of Catholi-
cism in America ~
A ukase will be published tomorrow
permitting the unconditional exporta-
ton from Russia Of wheat, oats and
barley. Rye is excepted.
Gen. Brugere, President carnotG
military secretary. has been appoint
ed to the command OF the garrison at
Rheims. He is succeeded at the Ely
see by Gen. Boruis.
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CHARTERS GRANTED.

A charter has been granted to the
Cherry Run and Potomac railroad
company. The road is to run from
Harper's Ferry to Cherry Run through
Jefferson, Berkeley and Morgan coun-
ties. The principal Office will be al
Harpers's Ferry. A portion of the
road has already been built.
A charter was issued yesterday to
the "ohio Valley Publishing Com
pany," Of Wheeling, West Virginia
with a capital of $3.50. Shares are So
each and are held BY John g. Leas
ure, Of Wheeling, and others.
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THE great increase in the local cir
eulstion Of The WORLD makes this
column the BEST AND CHEAPEST adver-
Using medium in this section. It is
read by over 5000 people every even
ing. One dime pays for two line adj
vertisement for one insertion. Snbse-
duent insertions can be had at p cts.
Der line Special rates by the month
or year. All copy must be in by ! p.
N. daily. A postal card mailed by
noon at any point within the collective
district, will reach this column N time
for the edition of that day. Cards fur
uished free atthis Office or its branches.
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the most uproarons enthusiasm. Men
who were tired out with the heat and
the long hours Of convention work
shouted themselves voiceless in honor
Of unpopular man Of Gray Gables
Convention then adjourned until
this afternoon at two o'clock, central
time. when President viii be
nominated. From present indications
that honor viii fall 10 Gray, Of Indi-
ana, Or Stevenson a. Illinois.
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LOST AyALuABLE DOG.

Ascot.the famous young st. Bernard
dog belonging to Mr.. Jas. G. Frazer,
was overcome by the heat yesterday.
Twophysician ofthecity were summons
ed and recommnded hot baths and allo-
pathic doses of whiskey, but he died
last night. Ascot was imported and
highly valued, and his loss is deeply
regretted. A sensible dog is a treasure
and man never had better friend
than a faithful dog.
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socIApLE.

Miss Maize Wien invited number
Of her friends to her residence on
Maple Avenue. last evening. and en-
tertained them delightfully."- with music,
etc. Miss wilen proved herself to be
an agreeable hostess.
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wEATHER cRor BULLETIN.
Weekly Weather-Crop Bulletin for the
Week Ending June II. 1899.

weekly Weather-Crop Bulletin for the
Week Ending June ~. 1899.
The weather for the past seven days
was all that could be desired for the
growth Of crops generally. The
drought from Tuesday to Friday in
elusive retarded the growth Of grass,
oats and potatoes, but the showers Of
Saturday, Sunday and Monday have
greatly improved their appearance.
Wheat ripened rapidly under the in
fiuence Of theIwarm weather, harvest
ing has commenced in some localities,
and will bs the best yield in many
years. Wheat lodged in few places
on account Of heavy rains and high
winds which viii increase the cost Of
harvesting; it was slightly injured by
rust in first bottom lands. Corn much
improved in appearance and growth,
although short for time Of year; well
stalked and colored and fields III good
condition.
Garden truck doing well. Apples
still falling Cattle doing well al
though annoyed by the horn fly.
Heavy showers reported generally
throughout the State on the 18th, 18th,
10Th, Goth. The following are some Of
the heaviest rainfall in inches: Cen
tral Station, "a; Clinton, 70; Martins
burg, 1.5O; New Martinsville, 1.72;
Pursley, 200; Parkersburg, 1.O2; Sci
den, 80. The temperature ranged
from 80 toNlOi degrees.
REPORTS By COUNTIES.
BARBouR-Past week Of dry hot
weather has FASTENED the ripenening |
Of wheat. Harvesting will begin this
week Corn short but well stalked |
and colored.
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ANIMAL MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the Berkeley
County Bible Society viii be held in
the Presbyterian Church on Sunday
evening, June 90, at s o'clock.
F. NJ. Woods, Pres.
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B 3 o. EXCURSION RATES.

From July lst TO 4th inclusive the
Z. y Q. +. R.~will sell tickets from all
stations East Of the Ohio river at great
y reduced rates. Tickets will be good
Tor return journey until July 5thi
claslve, For detailed particulars as to
rates apply to nearest B. & o. Agent.
6-21-4t.
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A very pretty wedding occurred last
night at the residence Of Mr.. Harry
Coleman, adjoining Faulkner Lawn.
The contracting parties being Mi.
Robert 1. Lncas and Miss Anna NJ. G.
Coleman, daughter Of Mr.. Harry Cole
man. The ceremony. was performed
promptly at nine o'clock by Rev. J. r.
Ridenour, after which a sumptuous
repast was served. All present seemed
to enjoy themselves until a late hour
when the many friends dispersed, leav-
ing the happy couple many presents
and good wishes.
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THE NIGHT SESSION.

Five o'clock fonnd the wigwam
packed with mass Of sweltering hui
mainly, as dense as that which poured
from its doors at the conclusion of the
morning session. Every one was in a
cheerful mood except the discounted
schemers. Cheers, yells and music
varied the scene.
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CLEVELAND The NAN.
VICE-PRESIDENT SELECTED THIS AZ
TERN0Oy.
WILD ENTHUsIAsM FoR CLEVELAND
THE wIGwAM,s DAYS OF USE
FULNEss ALMOST PAST.

CHICAGO. June 23.-At half-past
eleven o'clock yesterday when the tenn
porary chairman raped for order, the
crowd filing all the available space
back to the walls.
The rap Of the chairman's gravel fell
in the midst of the playing of MARY
lrnd, Ny Maryland" by the band,
which was eyoking the liyeliest APP
plause. After the prayer the band
renewed aud finished the popular air.
Senator German, accompanied by
Senator Ransom, of North Carolina,
came in and walked slowly down to
the reservation Of the Maryland dele.
cation. He looked pale and careworn,
and received with a languid air the
enthusiastic greeting of his colleagues
who all rose up to receive him.
Senator Roger @, Mills was compli
mented with most laundering ap
plause, significant evidence Of the
deep hold which tariff reform has taker
in the Northwest. He was invited b,
note to addressthe convention, but ex
cused himself on the plea of indisposi
ltion. Others were called and respond
ed.
Mr.. WILSON TOUCHES THEIR HEARTS.
Mr.. Wilson, Of West Virginia. th,
permanent chairman, was introduced
1t was a moment or two before h,
could proceed with his opening ad
dress because Of the applause. His ad
dress was just what might have beer
anticipated from plain, sensible
and to the very point. With his thor
ough knowledge of the tariff he drew
striking pictures of the absurdities ant
|injustices Of the protection-reeipro
policy of the repub lican party, picture
which elected the most lively demon
strations of appreciation. He set thu
great crowd almost wild in their sym
pathy with his principal truths. NJ
such evidences of touching the depth
Of the popular heart have been shew1
in the utteranees on the stage Of tn,
national conventions for many years
Under the capable and steady hand 9.
Mr.. Wilson the convention then set
tied down to the important work be
fore Il
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WHAT DO YOU WANT7
One Dime Places il in Two Lines
Before Five thousand Readers.

situations. Help wanted, For Sale, For
Rent, Lost, Found. strayed or stolen, To
INV. Sell or whatever Your
want, Make 1t Known in This Column.
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MID Summer Dress Fabrics in all the cool,
vi light, gauzy goods, a new line. just re-
one Of our mid summer dresses. and a glass Of
ice wa1er. EMMFRT & FIERY.
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)oNT forget only IS cents to frame Christ
IL ~ before Plate" offer for 10 days only.
%<'5t ALBERT Art Co.
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E0R something servicable nanasome and
L stylish in Mems Fine Shoes, yon want to go
to FiERTr Shoe Store.
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tinued for a fun half honr. Nearly
two-thirds OF the delegates were at once
ON their feet and the uproar from the
galleries was taken up with 4 win.
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WAsTED.
this of6ce. 6-S3-lW'
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fouls E. BROWN has nice Baskets.
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N0Tls.
To SundY skooI Teeehers-o oxford Bibles only
$@ cents atar. P. HERRING'S Book Sals.
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NOTICE. E
fnre Hannisville Whiskey, for harvest, at $200
yer gallon, at w. J. LAMBERTS. 6-l042w.
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kDIES, Misses and Childrens Oxfords in all
1.-the latest shapes and STYLES at bottom prices.
FIERY's Shoe store.
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THE RUSH for CARMENCITA chewing gum
L still continues at BROWNS Confectionery.
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yZOU will surely attend the commencement
exercises. Don't forget that after the ex-
ercises are over to visit BROWNS Ice Cream
Parlors,
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a meeting to complete the organi-
cation Of State Board Of Trade win
be held at Oil Point June 21
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(LoSING OUT.

,,, Ne are new closing out our stock of summer
Nl1lhery, regardless of cost. This is a rare
chahceior bargains, RRd Miss Iglehart, who Is
SUI with US, will take pleasure " showing You
ahropgh.> EMMETT q FIERY.
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SUMNER WEDDINGS,
TO LOVE, HONOR AND OBEY THROUGH
LIFE.
THREE QUIET. nut PRETTY AND ~.
TEREsrING HOME WEDDINGS
soLEMNIzED YESTERDAY.

Yesterday evening at Q o'clock at
the home of Mr.. Lewis Friskey, on
West Martin Street. pretty wedding
twas celebrated. II was that Of Miss
Allie Andrews. an intimate and adj
mired friend Of the family, from Full.
ton county, Pa, and Mr.. Geo. Kastle,
Of this city. The ceremony was per-
formed BY Rev G. S. Trump, accord
ing to the ritual Of the Lutheran
Church. The bride wore a light tan
suit and carried a bouquet Of roses,
Quite a number Of friends gathered al
the home Of Mr.. Frisky, and after the
ceremony allrepaired to the homeof the
groom where an abundance Of refresh
lments were served, and festivities en-
fjoyed until a late hour.
The happy couple received quite /
number of useful and valuable gifts
The bridal tour will be spent among
friends in Lancaster, Pa, for which
place they left this morning. A ney
and beautiful house awaits them upoi
their return, which was bnilt by Mr.
Kastle and situated on North Raleigl
Street. May the future be bright ant
fair
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A
Being in the Wholesale and Retail Art Trade
il enables me TO save you 25 per cent. on Picture
Frames, Easels. NalfPockets, French Beyeled
Mirrors, Easel Frames, Brackets and Art novel
ties. You will find 300styles of mouldings and
800 subjects of pictures TO select from. Call and
see for Yourself LEWIS KAPLAN,
n, Queen street. near Pennsylvania avenue.
r3+lm
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A quiet wedding took place at the
residence OF Mr.. Geo. W. Doll, this
city. last evening, when Mr.. N. II.
Lady, of Berryville, Va, was united
to Mrs. Helen Manear, Of Wheeling,
W. Va, by Rev, G. s. Trump, Of
the Lutheran Church. After the c.re.
mony refreshments were served by the
hostess Mrs. Doll, who is a relative q
the groom.
The bridal couple left to-day fol
Berryyille Va. where they viii reside
We were pleased to meet these new
friends and anticipate a happy recep-
ton given the handsome groom with
his pretty bride in Berryyille.
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"A T'LAsT.
~ more rusty tinware have Antitrust tin
NJ ware Tor sale, call and see for yourselves. il
y. n: FISHER. corner West King and College
strests, near st, Clair Hotel.
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A RiG LINE.
Oranges and cook stoves that will please
You, Cell and see them No trouble TO show
Goods ], W r. FISHER, corner West King and
College streets, near st. Clair Hotel
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4 SECOND BLESSING.

1t is rather an unusual occurrence
for any deliberative political body to
have two blessings in one day, but this
convention set the, precedent by open
ing this afternoon session with prayer.
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THE only place in town YOU can find d. NJ.
a tough 4 Cos Fine shoes for gentlewomen
= az FiERY's Shoe Store. Don't forget the place,
next TO Hunters Photo Gallery.
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DREMIUM PICTURES, Christ before PLATE, .
given by THE WoRLD will be framed, IL
brought in this month, at the very low prices Of
IS cts, so cts. IS cts. and 800 according to
style frame. ALBERT Art Co.
cost. Over L. NJ. Hoke's stone.
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4 CLEVELAND OVATION.

Mr.. Villas, in his clear, resonant
voice began the reading. As soon as
he came to the name Of Cleveland,
which was in the first few lines his
voice was drowned in roar which
could have been heard Tor miles.
simultaneously the beautiful silken
banner Of Michigan, with the portrait
Of Grover Cleveland was brought into
The hall aud carried by the standard
bearers mp and down the aisles. The
ocean in a tempest could be compared
to the increased outburst, which con-
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THE PLATFORM.

Mr.. Jones, Of Missouri, made his
bow on the stage at GEO p. M, and as
chairman of the committee submitted
the declaration of democratic princi-
pies, which he handed to Senator vi
las to read, after giving notice he
would move the previous question on
their adoption when the reading was
concluded.
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TNHE LITTLE CHILDRENneed not cry. They
can have music and CARMENCIFA chew
ing gum all for penny at BROWNS Confec-
tiOnary.
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NOTICE,
fiower and Wreath Boxes for the Cemetery
y the house made on short notice, at the lowest
prices, and in latest styles at
LEWIS KAPLAN'S.
52+lm - 49, - :
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Six o'clock came, and no tiding from
the committee on resolutions. A Geor-
gia delegate wanted to adjourn, but
his proposition was swept out Of sight
in perfect whirlwind of 'tNoes !"
Immediately afterward twas announc-
ed that the committee would report in
fifteen minutes.
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DoN'T fale to reed c. r. HERRING's advar-
IL tisemeant to-da.
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VISIT BROWNS ICE CREAM PARLoRs.
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A TTENTIoN.

A TTENTION.
s.l gu are invited 10 call and see the immense
bIoGA OF gasoline stoves for sale at my place Of
f SMsihness The Jewell Process takes the cake
p ~ PSea4ty, economy and quick cooking. j, w.
~ { sHER&corner West King and College streets,
near st. Clair Hotel. :
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TINE best Mems and Boys Heavy Pillow Shoes at
!. i bottom prices at PIERYas Shoe Store.
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4 TTENTIoNl

TTPAfS to hunt fur G. F. HERRING'S adver-
il tisemeant in to-dais WURLD.
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The Busch saloon on II Queen street. Apply
to W. E. MCKEE 6-20tf.
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That TN wonID Job Printing De-
partment Is turning out some Of the.
spest job PRINTING in the cisys We
slIo do our own binding.