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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-23
THE SWEATING SYSTEM
Investigated by the Chairman OF the House
sub Committee.

Investigated by the Chairman OF the House
SUBJ Committee.
y WASHINGTON, Dec. 90 -Representa.
tive John Dewitt Warner, of New York,
chairman of the subcommittee which
has been investigating the sweating
system In New York, Chicago and Bos-
ton, has Just completed thorough in.
vestigation of the workings of the sys-
tenn. In Chicago. he says. the victims
live in rotten bnildings, unfit for human
occupation.
The liability of cootagion from infec-
tious diseases Is great Scarlet fever
signs are posted on some Vt the houses,
but work goes on in the Midst of the
sick. Poor wretches were found by Mr.
Warner to be working in New York at
10 o'clock at night, having worked from
5 and 8 in the morning. Many ~
stances of this kind were noted.
Children in every condition of slth
swarmed in the shops, and some of the
puny things were found dragging heavy
bundles from one room to the other.
Many of the workers slept on piles OF
clothing where they worked. being un-
able from sheer exhaustion to move
from their places.
immortality among the victims
strange TO say, Is rare
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YALE FRESHME EN-
Forbidden by the College From Enteri
Any Basebali Contests.

Forbidden by the College From Entering
Any Baseball Contests.
New HAVEN, CT, Dec. 22.-Vcngeance
has fallen on the heads of the Vale
freshmen, not only OF those OF the
academic department, or the few who
created the riotous disturbance
at the New Haven opera-house Deem
Der s, the occasion which called
down the wrath of the august body OF
Yale instructors, but on the entire class
of six hundred On many accounts
the faculty determined to make an ex-
ample of the disorderly element in the
class, and dire was their edict an
nounced Tuesday night After con-
current meeting of the faculties of both
the academic and scientific depart
ments, which began early in the after
noon and lasted till evening the deci-
sion is that the freshmen class shall be
prohibited from entering in any inter
collegiate contests in baseball during
the coming season The rule thus made
is one that has never been made before
in the history of the college.
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DR.. LOOMS,
The Specialist, Makes - statement Com
corning MIR. hlatne's Coz dttton.

The Specialist. Makes - statement Con-
corning MIR. hiame's Coz ditton.
New, Yom4. Dec, Cdr Alfred
Loomis returned to this city Tuesday
night from Washington, where he had
been TO see Mr.. blaine. To reporter
he said:
MIR Blaine Is in very critical con-
dition, yet he can not be said to be in
any immediate danger He is n very
sick man and may die at any moment,
or he may live for weeks 1t is impos-
sible to tell anything more definite
about his case ut present"
A dispatch from Augusta. Me, says
It is known that Mr. Blaine suffered an
attack similar to Sunday one week ago
last Saturday. His friends IN Augusts
are dishcartcncd and fesr that they
viii not see him again in life. One Of
Mr. Blaine's relatives says that Mr..
Blaine has been losing strength ever
since he apparently recovered from his
illness two years ago
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GOLD EXCITEMENT.
Thousands of Miuers Already There and
More ON the Way.

Aa'Oor~'ts VI y"tiutTs <tbFcaUy huo
More on the WAY.
DENVER, Col, Dec. 22.-One of the
greatest gold excitements since the
days of 40 is at present attracting the
attention of the entire west and thou
sands Of people from Arizona, New
Mexico, Southern Colorado and Utah
are rushing into these new fields. The
excitement is unparalleled and towns
along the Denver g. Rio Grande, both in
Southern Colorado ard New Mexico,
are almost depopulated. Nearly 5000
people are already upon the scene, and
the new diggins are said TO have made
prospectors wealthy in day.
1t wss for some time a matter of con-
lecture as to the exact loca ton of these
remarkable placer mines. Investiga-
ton makes them most accessible from
Durango and Dolores 1t is said the
Denver and Rio Grandc is already sur
veying line and tons OF provisions are
being continually forwarded. Nuggets
of coarse gold have been received here
ranging in weight from ten to fifteen
ounces, and are similar to those discov-
cred in California gulch at the time of
the Leadville excitement
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GERMAN OPINION.
They tail Us "a Nation oi narhariaas aud
No, CIV tsrabbcrs.


NO, CIV Grabbcrs.
New YoEK, Dee. aS--Emil L. Boas.
general passenger agent Hamburg
American Packet Co, returned on the
steamer Columbia, from Hamburg,
where he went to consult the directors
about the threatened stoppagc of immi-
grafton.
THE people in Germany are greatly
stirred up, Mr. Boas said, ever the
orders of the United States government
stopping steamship passengers and de-
tanning vcssels- The press of
Germany is only too glad of
some opportunity to criticise the
American government for what the
papers call the medieval customs of
the Yankee Nation. They call us a
nation of barbarians and money-grab-
bers without any spirit of inter
national honor. The articles, as q rule,
strongly advise Germans not to visit
the United States during the Worlds
fair year, as the Yankees only wanted
rich foreigners to fleece them, closing
their doors against the poor.
Mr.. Boas said arrangements had been
made for DIR. George Nash, a deputy oil
Health Officer Jenkins, to go to Ham.
burg to examine ali passengers before
sailing. He will supervise the disinfec-
ton of luggage and cargoes.
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New YORK. Dec %. The directors Of
the Mexican Telegraph Co. have de-
clared the quarterly dividend of IL
per cent. payable January H. The
Central and South American Telegraph
Co. has declared its quarterly dividend
OF / S-4 per cent The present net rev.
enues of the company are equal to more
than s per cent. per annuin on the CAPT.
tai of S. 900, 900. including the recently
authorized increase,of 81, 500, 900 already
paid in for the duplicate cable now be-
ing shipped from London
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LA PORTE, Ind, Dec. % Elder Sam
uel Miller, of this city, has been notified
that he is about to receive back pay
and pension money amounting to some
$4,000 for services In the Black Hawk
war. A team belonging to him was
pressed into service. and not wanting TO
lose it. he enlisted and went with 1t.
For some reason he was never dis
charged. and about n year ago he pre-
sented his claim against the govern
ment and is likely 70 get hatful of
money In liquidation Of the claim.
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LIVES LOST

In the Enrring OF "A French Village
Fourteen Either Burned or KILLED
While ssrip. x.
PARIS. Dec CA p,ost disastrous
conhaeration has occurred at Berson. q
village of Gironde, and ID of the vii
layers were either burned to death in
their homes or were killed while at.
tempting to escape. The flames,
famed by a high wind, spread with
frightful rapidity, and it was early
seen that the efforts of the villagers
to fight the fire would be fruitlcss. At
tention was then turned to saving the
aged and the little children, and it was
in this work of rescue that several oil
the villagers lost their lives. The
greater part of the village was de-
stroyed, and the inhabitants are in
great straits owing to the lack of food
and proper clothing. The residents OF
surrounding villages are doing all in
their power to alleviate their suffer
iuTS
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sruPENDOuS FRAUDS.
A London building Firm Rops.a building
Society OF Millions.

~
Society OF Millions. 4
LONDON. Doc 2e.-J. W. Hobbs, the
well known builder. and q. II. Wright,
q solicitor, who were arrested on De-
cember II on charges of forgery In con-
ncction with the recent fr''--e Of the
liberal or permanent buiiaiug society
and the land investment trust. have
had additional charges preferred
against them Hobbs in addition to
having to answer the charge of for
gerry, will also have to answer for the
theft of large sum of money BELONG
ing 10 his oven FIRM. W. Hobbs %
Co. (limitcd), builders and contractors.
The new charge agair-. Wright ia theS
he stole check for G2,500 belonging to
the society. Wright was formerly
financial manager OF the society, and
Hobbs was its managing director. 1t is
said that Hobbs & Co. owe the society
go O99 600
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HAMBURG, Dec. 22.-The cholera COM
mission announced Wednesday that the
two cases developed Tuesday are of the
Asiatic type The announcement has
caused a panic and business men are
less hopeful of the future. 1t is also
feared that the news will result in total
suspension of immigration by the Amer
lean government A considerable num-
Der of Russian Jews have made ar
rangements to go to the United States
as third-class passengers In order to
wade the twenty days quarantine
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PANAMA. Dec. 22.-While Panama
scandels are being unearthed in Paris.
the congress of Columbia, in anticipa-
ton OF speedy return to work on the
enterprise. has gone into s.ecutive ses-
sion for the purpose, among other
things. of placing in the hands of the
executive the power necessary TO ex-
tend the contract with new company
without further reference 10 that body.
At latest advices the bill embodyine
such authorization had passed its second
reading and may now be regarded as
an accomnl;shed fnct
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INSANE SUICIDES.


Hang Themselves
PARKERsBURG, w. Va, Dec 2o.-The
suicide mania has again broken out at
the insane asylum at Weston, two hav-
ing been reported within ten days The
administration of state affairs is such
that only inefficient help can be en-
pioyed, and not sufficient number of
those to properly watch lunatics- The
last case is that of William RAIDER, a
young man from Point Pleasant, who
hanged himself to the iron guards just
outside his cell window. The suicide
was committed early in the morning.
when all the guards were supposed to
lie on duty. The other case a few days
ago, was similar in its character, and
the two have attracted considerable at
fion
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PEORIA, H.. Dec. 20. -Four registered
letters containing in the aggregate $500
nation. Lacrosse, Wis. The theft was
traced to Dan German. delivery clerk in
the Peoria Office. When arrested he
broke down and confessed. II g said he
was tempted to take the money because
his wife was sick
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CONDENSED NEWS
Gathered From All Parts of the Countr
by Telegraph.

Wholesale liquor dealers in session at
New York threaten to boycott the
whisky trust
Deputy marshals have finally broken
up the Rome gang of desperadoes in the
Indian territory.
Representative Storer Wednesday in
troduced bill in the house making
Paducah, KY, port for shipment of
goods direct in bond.
In the federal court at San Antonio,
Tex, the cases against Catarina CARA
and others for conspiracy 10 form u
revolutionary movement on American
soil have been continued.
In the house Wednesday Mr.. Green
leaf introduced for reference bill APP
propriating $500, 600 for the esta Dish
ing of a military post at Rochester,
N. Y.
Peter Grosscnp, whose appointments
as United States Judge for the northern
district of Illinois was confirmed by the
Senate Tuesday, useo 10 live in Ash.
land, O.
Hugh McCabe of the Noble Evaporat
ing works at Noble. H., was run out of
the place by indignant ladies for talk
ing about their daughters. tie wa
well raw hiGed.
Prof Waldstein. Greek royal COM
missioner to the Chicago Coluin bian cx~
position, will take passage for New
York on the White Star line steamer
Britannia which sails for Liverpool on
January 4.
The probate of Lord Tennvson sill
has been granted. The gross PERSONAL
estate amounts to e57, 20j. Tire ontAiled
estates descend from hallam Teanyson
to the succeeding male heirs. The will
was executed In 1884
Williain Zohler was fatally burned
Wednesday morning at T. +. Mast &
Co.'S, Springfield, o., by an explosion
of crude oil. He ran, living pillar of
fire. TO tub of water, into wkich he
plunged, when the skin fell off in great
fakes.
Oliver Hornbeck, farmer. living a
few miles north of Williunsport o.,
has lost valuable horse, and has
several others sick, with deadly dis
ease. which the veterinary surgeons
claim they never heard Of and can find
no remedy for.
A meeting Tuesday of the sub-com.
mittee of the house committee on judi
ciary, charged with Investigating the
alleged illegal use of Pinlserton men al
Homestead, was productive in showing
that no two members agreed as to tns
character of the report to be nade <
the full committee.
! Edward Wildman and Herman Wi.tie
were arrested at Chicago, Tuesday
charged with using the mails 70;
swindling purposes. The men wore
doing business under the name % the
Illinois Lumber Co. and Wildman IL Co
They came here from Phiiadclphia, ano
the complaints are sworn out by III
spector GrigCs, of that city.
Senator Teller introduced concur
rent resolution for the assemblage o
the two houses in the hall of the house
of representatives, on Wednesday, Feb
ruary s, 1898, at o'clock in the after
noon, pursuant to the requirement d
the constitution and the laws relating
to the election of president and vice
president of the United States
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The Extreme Penalty Tor Manslnughter.
MARION. Ind, Dec 22.-Charles Fort
was convicted of manslnughter here
Tuesday. and sentenced to tsventy-one
years in the penitentiary for the killing
OF Michael Halpin at Jonesboro, in this
county. July u. In an alteration Fort
struck IInlpin with a club. This is the
first instance in which the extreme PEN
atty for manslaughter was ever fixed
In this county
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COALITION, O.. Dec. 30. -Tuesday Char
ley, the nine-year-old son OF George Oil
yer, attempted to jump on moving
Ohio southern freight train, and miss
ing his footing was thrown beneath
the wheels. Both of his legs were bad
" mangied, and it became necessary to
amputate the members at the knees.
The condition of the boy is very criti-
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OeENA, Wis, Dec. 20 AT Brannan,
ten miles from here. John Anderson, IA
years old, ran away from home and
took his little 10-year-old brother, a dog
and gun with him. Going TO the
home of settler, Marcus Homfeld the
older lad shot the man to death and
took possession of his home. When the
crime became known he made his es-
cape.
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NEW YORK, Dec %. An evening pa
per says: Marie Nevins, who recently
secured divorce from James G. Blaine,
jr., declared to a reporter Tuesday that
Rev. Father Ducey did not go to WASH
ington to effect a reconciliation be-
tween her and youny Blaine.
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Gooe nto the slave Trade.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 22-The tramp
steamer Montserrat. which recently
carried a cargo of Gilbert islanders to
Guatemala coffee plantations, has now
been bought by the slave dealers and
will b. used to transport by the whole
sale these poor ignorant South sea is
landets 10 thr unne.atthy co Zee planta-
tions of Central America
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DUBLfC SALE of nice lot. i will offer at
/ public sale December a. 1852. in front of the
Court House at o'clock, Lot No. II, in Benders
Addition to the town of Martinsburg, being the
lot adjoining Thos. Gregory's house on the east
side Size 30xlG0, fronting on Race street, 20 IT..
alley at the rear. Less than half a square from
4th ward school house. Terms cash. balance
on easy terms. II. A. W IcKERsHAM
1906 cod
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-"On and after
March A. 1898, the United States senate
will be Democratic" said Hon. Don M.
Dickinson, of Michigan, to q reporter
while standing in the lobby of the Ar
linrton please do not ask me to state
in detail the reasons for my statement;
sufficient to say that am confident
that the result will bear out nay predic-
+;nr,
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Mr.. STERIISG, KY, Dec. 22.-Miss
Martha Roberts, Of Mt. Savage, Carter
county, with young babe in her arms,
is guest at the county bastile, charged
with violating the postal laws in send
ing an obscene and threatening letter
through the mails to Mr.. j. II. Tyree, a
merchant of Rush, Boyd county.
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New YORK, Dec. 22.-Hon. Patrick
Egan sailed Tuesday afternoon on the
steamship Columbia for Aspinwall, on
his way back to his post in Chill.
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Deliberate suicide.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Dec. 22.-Jona-
than Foltz, farmer, &C years old, COM
mitted suicide Tuesday morning, five
miles west of this city, by shooting
himself through the head with rifle.
A note which he left gave ill-health as
the cause. Previous to the act Foltz
left will, dividing his property among
His wife and children.
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Ger. Rosecrans Going ID California.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-Gen. Rose
leave here Wednesday afternoon for
Los Angeles, Cal, in the hope of recov-
ering his health. His daughter will ac-
company him from Washington, and
Gov Toole, his son-in-law, will join
them at Chicago and go as far as JuntaA
Burglar Kills and Is Killed.
DALLAS, Tex, Dec 22.-At Elan sta
ton a robber entered Koloszkowslxi's
home, and with drawn pistol demanded
his money. KoloszlSowski grappled with
the robber, who fred and killed him.
Koloszkowslxi's son then emptied the
contents of shotgun into the robber,
who proved to be masked negro. He
has not been identified.
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MADISON, Ind, Dec. 22.--Mr. A. B. c.
Smyth, a well-known blacksmith of the
West End. aged f ty, dropped dead in
his blacksmith shop Tuesday afternoon.
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PITTsBU2GH, Pa, Dec. 22.-The court
has decided to appoint a receiver for
she Order of Solons, and the receiver
will be prominent trust company of
this city. Unless there is some excess
i've expense attending the winding up
of the order, it is said that the mem
bers will receive dollar for dollar for
all they have paid in.
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TJAVE you looked over your wardrobe to see
II if any of your winter garments need clean
ing or dyelng! such work is nicely done by j.
CORDNER near wooden mill. Gloves, slippers,
neckwear &C. beautifully cleaned.
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NOUR wife would appreciate handsome
darnask table cloth and a dozen of nap
kins to match. You will find great quantity at
Emnert & Fiery's. Either In pattern or by the
ward, also some lovely tray covers at great
bargain.
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VoU will find a great variety of Handker-
i chiefs and Kid Gloves at Emmert Il Fiery
they have loads of pretty things for their holt
day trade.
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NOR RENT Offices occupied for years by
T. DR.. Day. Possession given April !, 1888.
Apply at this office. H-o-lm.
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COLLAPSED! Collapsed Old Kris Kingle
I has succumbed with his entire load at c. p.
HERRING's Toy Department, up stairs, corner
Queen and Martin streets
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IF you want to make present of a handsome
dress or coat go to Emmert Il Fiery, great
variety of the latest styles and patterns at
bottom prices.
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MID Winter Excursion.-500 genuine So Seal
lNl Muffs for SL50, EUGENE E. HERRlNG next
door Geo Mann's Tonsorial Emporium.
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MID Winter Excursion--500 genuine SO Seal
Nl Muffs tor Sl.50, EUG ENE f. HERRING next
door Geo. Mann's Tonsorial Art Emporium.
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GONE merchants let their lines of staple goods
- run down in order to lay in a stock of toys,
dolls. etc.. for the holidays-not SO with Emmert
81 Fiery for their largest trades ism dress goods
and coats. They carry these lines full so that
You'll find just great variety in their dress
goods as you did early in the season and their
assortment of coats was never better.
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HILMER'S China Hall on King street, for
IN beautiful Tea and Dinner Sets.
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HAVING anticipated large trade this winter
III on underwear we bought with that idea in
our mind and have double the stock we ever had
before at prices that are down even lower than
the lowest, just think of good ladies vest Tor
25c. EMMERT ~ FIERY S
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MID Winter EXeursion.-500 genuine So Seal
INl Muffs for 81. so, EUGENE E. HERRING next
door Geo. Mann's Tonsorial Emporium.
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DE sure TO go to Burdettes before buying
d Xmas goods elsewhere.
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ICE CREAM and Berry Sets, in both China
i and Glass, from 50 cents to $3.50 ut d. NJ
KILMER'S, on King street.
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fJyRUNK SALE.--Great Slaughter Sale of
Trunks. think of good Trunks only S19S at
c. P. HERRINCS Cash House.
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TYP STAIRS-You are wanted by Kris. Come
l at once to c. p HERRINe's Toy Department.
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COMMITTING for you up stairs Old Kris is
- waiting anxously to deal out his Christmas
bargains at G. p. HERRINGs Toy Department,
corner Queen and Martin streets.
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HELLO, there John, where are you going
I'LL Down to Eugene Herrings TO get IL OH
ACCORDION for S2.9S.
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YJyHF Musical Instruments at Burdette's are
tne go there and examine them. They
make magnificent Xmas gifts.
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DURDETTE says you must not forget that he
d gives useful Xmas gift in the way OF a
Dictionary with every purchase OF $500 or more
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KILMER'S China Hall on King street, fo
IN fine Cbinas.
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nIrR GROCERY DEPARTMENT. standard
graduated sugar, &C.; best powder sugar,
SIC. choice raisins, SIC; new currants, &C.
~ EUGENE HERRING.
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MAKE KNOWN YOUR WANTS
This Column is Read by Over 5000
People Every Evening.
BEST AND CHEAPEST COLUMN.
Situations, Help Wanted, For Sale, For Rent Lost,
Pound, strayed or Stcsen, To Buy, Sell
or Bxchange--Make it Known.
BEST AND CHEAPEST COLUMN.

LIVERY body likes polite attention when buy
~ ing goods. You will be treated in way
at NJ s. Burdettes Book Store, that will make
you feel each time you go there-that you are
glad you went, aud that there is store where
it is pleasure for the clerks to show goods
whether you to buy or not.
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ND you see those So seal NUTS for Sl.5o: at
~ Eugene E. Herrings.
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YNHOSE tne books at Burdettes, boand in full
leather English morocco and calf arr
beauties in themselves.