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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-06
MANNINGToN.

HUNTINGTON, November 5.-Once more
n CITY is enjoying q season OF business
ivity. and after the quiet which reigned
q few months il is especially noticea'
Mcdonald seems to be steadily on
,cllpe Fairview is not Overrun with
Alable fluid, 50 Warrington is com
Nv 10 the front as the oil center Of
Ouite a number Of old wells are
\ed 10 the Gordon and fifth sands,
success Of these wells will de-
the future success Of the field.
Z almost impOssibletO get any
ON those familiar with the
he car loads OF casing and
daily bespeaks more than
rpoint jerks and Miss
-sin Denver as delegates
christian Temperance
will visit relatives in
fore returning home
fight hing on be.
corr ~. New
n lights
the old
same
much.
TRACE
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STATE nnEvITIrs.

THE keystone Boom and Lumber
company" Of Ell<ins, with a capital Of
$3.50, has been chartered.
The Hebrew congregation at Char
lesion contemplates the erection Of a
fine temple At an early date.
]. B. Mackey, u driller and pumper
in the Sistersville oil field, was killed
by inhaling gas last week.
Philip Lively, Of New Martinsvile,
thought he could sell liquor on boat
without license, He was arrested.
Harry Mayhem and William Dunbar,
two Parkershurg boys, started Monday
on trip TO Chicago on their bicycles.
The Potato crop throughout tile state
of West Virginia is the largest for
years. They will be dirt cheap this
| winter.
Nh Hardman& Brothers are negotiat
ing for the purchase ct timber on ~
600 acres Of land on Elk.river, in Clay
county.
Huff Bros, pork packers of Park
ersburg, who failed recently, have
now been arrested for obtaining goods
under false pretenses.
The West Virginia Grand Lodge
|. Q. q. 7. meets at Hinton, septem.
Der Z. Julius x. Monroe, of King
wood, is the chief templar.
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rmE oI.n rorER.s nRArN.

The st Louis Globe Democrat says:
II was present at the autopsy Of
noted old 'rounder' Of my town few
weeks ago. said John A. Holiday, Of
Troy, New York, ut the .Lindel, ''and
| was startled and shocked at what
saw. The dead man was about sixty
Years old aud had been the town drunk
ard for forty years The doctors had
surmised that when they cut his head
open pronounced smell Of alchohol
would issue from the skull | thought
It only one Of tho grim Jokes that they
sometimes indulge in when they are
carving fellow-man to mincc.meat in
the interest Of science. But | soon
learned that It WAS no joke, for when
the surgeons saw had cut off the top
of the mans skull the odor Of alcohol
was strong enough to almost sicken
any one. Then one Of the surgeons
struck match and held II close to tho
brain. Immediately blue flame en-
yeloped tho entire, portion Of the cere-
bral organ exposed, and the quivering
flesh sizzled rs if ON il gridiron. That
experiment and disclosure set me 70
very seriously thinking about the error
OF my way. ! am not temperance
lecturer nor prohibition politician,
butt must most respectfully but firmly
decline your invitation 10 have some.
thing. ! don't want my brain 10 float
around in sea Of liquor, as did that
|of the poor old town drunkard Of
Trey. There II 10 telling how many
other mems brains will reveal Just the
same condition il an autopsy il held.
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IT WHITE SULPHUR.
A BRILLIANT BAL POHDRE At THIS
FAMOUS RESORT.
LOVELY SOUTHERN WOMEN IN
ROUGE AND PATCHES ENTER
TAIN THE GUESTS.

GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS, w. Va, Aug GA stately
march through the large ballroom Of
the hotel opened the grand bal poudre
lat White Sulphur Springs last night.
The beauty and fashion Of many cities
were represented in the throng Of SUI
perbly gowned women. and the CLINT Of
diamonds and the rustic of silken
gowns made the room picture of Law
ish coloring. surpassed in beauty only
by the natural charms Of belle from
Maryland, Virginia, Kentucky, New
York and other States. The hall was
given by Mrs. Leigh, who is the lady
manager of the Worlds Fair for Nor
folk, and as energetic and entefprising
worker for the fair as any one in the
commission. She is a thorough or
ganizer, being gifted with great execu-
tive ability and its attendant elements,
geniality, kindness and tact, withal
most attractive Southern woman
Finding that the appropriation TO he
devoted to the reproduction at the fair
of Mount Vernon was not encourage
lingty large. Mrs. Leigh forthwith set
about getting up for the benefit ofthis
enterprise colonial bal poudre at the
:" White Loud applause followed
the entrance of the ehaperones, whose
dignifed circuit Of the room was ae-
companied by martial music from the
orchestra.
/ Then the music merged into the
stately rhythm of the "Sarabande''
from Gounod's opera, "Cinq Mars. y
and at the sound Of the quaint, simple
measures of the oid-time dance the
gaylyrobed spectators became all at
tention. No prettier or more grace
full movement could be imagined than
this sarabande, unless, indeed, it be
the slow and dignified minuet.
The dancers were trained by prof.
Ii. F. Laube, and the music was per-
formed by Velker's Band, of Rich
mond, Va.
Socially and financially the ball was
decided success and it merrily closed
"A merry week at West Virginia's aris-
tocratic watering place
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REPORTERS NosEGAy.
snap shots at Home anh Neighboring
News.

snap shots At Home and Neighboring
News.
Market was well attended this morn
ing.
The City Band turned out last
night and rendered some excellent
music which was greatly enjoyed by
our people.
Mro VIM. Kantner is shipping n
thousand dollar LOT Of marble tomb.
stones, etc. Of the finest kind to sec.
tons Of Morgan County.
South Raleigh street has been macad.
amized nearly its entire length now and
residents say If good pavements were
laid how happy they would be.
DIR. T. J. Bland informs us that lie
never entertained an idea Of leaving
our city, which is gratifying news to
our people who recognize his ability
as a practitioner and appreciate his ser.
vices.
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DENOCRA TICSPEAKING
CLEVELAND AND STEVENSON BAN
NER lNFuRLED.
IN rHE PUBLIC SQUARE TONIGHT
-DisTINGi IsHED sPEAKERs
cry nAND.

The handsome Cleveland & Steven
son banner ordered by the Democratic
Club Of this city will be unfurled this
evening at 1880 o'clock. Distinguished
orators in the persons Of Hons. G. J..
Faulkner, VIM. L. Wilson and Congress
man Bynum, Of indianapolis, Ind, one
Of the ablest representatives in the
United States. will address the audi
ence. Let the populace turn out to
hear these men Of recognized ability
discuss the issues Of the campaign
The City Band win be present 70
enhveu the occasion with good music
Everybody come.
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CONGRESS ADsouRSED.



WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.-The Worlds
Fair appropriation bill passed both
houses Of Congress yesterday after
noon.sand the last obstacle to an adj
Journment Of the session was removed.
When the hour for taking the vote ar
rived the first question was upon the
substitute offered by Mr.. DeArmond,
Missouri, providing that the fair cor
poration should furnish the necessary
bullion for the coinage Of $4,000, 900
in souvenir half-dollars, aud should
have the benefit of the difference be-
tween the price of the bullion and the
face value of the coins. This was
voted down. Then the vote was upon
the passage Of the bill, and the roll
call showed l3l yeas to So nays, and
the bill was passed.
At ii o'clock both houses adjourned
SINE die. The last few minutes the
House was in great confusion. The
members We're in the hnmor for horse
play, and when the Speaker announc-
ed the adjournment general shout
went up, the air filed with flying pa
per and members on the floor joined
the occupants Of the press gallery in
the long-metre doxology.
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a LARGE WAREHOUSE.

The bonded warehouse in course Of
erection at the Hannis distillery will be-
q larger building than most people sup.
pose. The building will have 4 front.
age Of 93 feet depth Of 1913 feet, d
foundation of stone work o feet high
and 40 feet of brick work on top Of
this, making the building 55 feet high.
1t is very difficult to estimate the
amount of the "O-be-joyfuln that can
be stored in it. There are about sixty
hands employed upon the work at
present, it being in almost every stage
OF construction, some laying the foun-
dation, others laying brick. some haul
ing and others getting stone in shape.
Altogether it is busy scene, and it Is
Just as warm as the workmen are busy.
Excluded from every current Of air it
is strange that workmen have not been
Frustrated by the int nse heat. There
was delay in starting, consequently
the building will not be completed be-
fore the middle of September.
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Personal MENTION.
ionr Friend. Coming and Going

Your Friends Coming and Going
Mr. Gustav Matthaei is visiting hi
pan ents.
Mr.. Thos. Byers has returned from
his outing.
Mr.. .. S. G. Pitser has returned
from his western trip.
Mrs. J. R. Ridenour and family ar,
visiting near middletown, Nd.
Miss Clara Strailman, is visiting
friends and relatives in Frederick, Nd
Mrs. E. Y. Little and son Paul ara
spending two weeks at Mechanicstown,
Nd.
Miss Jane Flora, of Charlestown. is
visiting friends and relatives in this
city.
Mrs. Scheu and daughter Lola have
gone to Denver, Col, to remain until
October.
Miss Katie Dairty has returned to
Baltimore from visit to Mrs johanna
Heating.
Mr.. A. J. P. Tabler and daughter,
Miss Nellie. of Baltimore, are the
guest of Mr.. A. McQuilkin.
Mr.. w. L. Jones has taken advant-
age Of the low rates to Denver, Col.
He left last evening to spend ten days.
Miss Annie Kogelschatz, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Oberlan-
der. in Frederick, Nd, has returned
home.
Mr.. George F. Grove representing a
manufacturing and publishing house
Of Freeport, TIL, is visiting Mr.. M. g..
Lloyd.
Miss Florence Thompson has return
ed to her home, at Keep Tryst Nd,
from visit to Mr.. Montgomery
Thompson, Burke street.
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MS rwo CASTLE.

Mr.. Andrew Carnegie has two castles
now, one in Scotland and one in Penn
ylvania. The former Is u palace Of
pleasure where he spends in luxury the
money earned for him by American
workmen in his protected steel indus.
try. The latter IL fort where. with
Pinkertons and gunboats and hot water
tanks and deadly electric wires, he
keeps out the workmen who think they
ought TO share with him fewof the
benefits Of protection, st. Loais Re
nMbhc.
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rmk MEEKl.Y woRLn.

Do you know that the weekly WORLD
Is the lagest and best weekly news,
paper in the state' tits an eight page
paper and this weeks issue contains
thirty-five columns Of solid reading mat
ter, the greater part of which is local
news. Il is splendid paper for farm.
ers and others living in rural districts
who cannot get the daily news. We
want to introduce it in every county
in the state. Send for sample copy.
If you are wise you will subscribe now
before the few remaining histories of
Martinshurg and Berkeley County
have been disposed Of. Yon will need
a good reliable paper during the com
ing political contest. Try THE WORLD.
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IN CHARLEsTOwN.

Judge E. B. Faulkner, of Martins.
o~S, was in town on Wednesday.
The special term Of court for August
mas been deferred and will meet in
october. Judge Faulkner has the
case OF Geumlish's admir-, VS.. the Cen
'fal Improvement Coz (better known
g the 5. Y. R. suit still under con-
Siaeratlon. The volume of matter,
winch has to be reviewed, is SO pom
oefons thatshe has as yet been unable
% get through with II. His opinion,
>Wien delivered, viii be the result Of q
s'itlcal review of the evidence, and a
'oleible application of the law. Adro-
safe. q
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REPURLIcAN STATE TICK p.

For Governor, Thos. +. Davis, .,
Graftoni for auditor, ]. S. Hyer, Of
Braxton for treasurer, w. P. Payne,
Of Mcdowell for superintendent Of
schools. Thomas G. Miller, Of Marion
for encouragement, Thomas o. Bull
lock, Of Wood; for judge Of Supreme
Court, 1ong term,) A. G.. Dayton, Of
Barbour for judge Of Supreme Court,
short term.) Warren Miller, Of Jack
son for presidential electors at large,
"a. W. Campbell, Of Ohio, and Enoch
Carver, ofNFayette.
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The great increase in the local cir
enlation Of THE WORLD makes this
column the BEST AND CHEAPEST adver-
Using medium in this section. 1t is
read by over 5000 people every even
mg. One dime pays for two line ad-
yertisement for one insertion. Subse-
ouent insertions can be had at q cts.
per line. Special rates by the month
u wear. All copy must be in by | p.
m. daily. A postal card mailed by
noon at any point within the collective
district, will reach this column in time
for the edition of that day. Cards fur
pished free atthis Office or its branches, !
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nErunlIcAN MnhrlNa.

The hour set TO organize Harrison
and Reid club is 7:30 this evening and
the place, in the room above WHEN
Bros store room.
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AGAINST sunday orENiNo,
IcoNotunEn,

10. $4,000 locomotive enaiaears
have unanimously petitioned against
Sunday opening because Of the outside
work that would in that case be re-
quired on Sunday of all classes Of
railroad men, who would almost IN
evItably be oyerworkcd by the nnusu-
al requirements, even Of the regular
working days, during the Exposition.
These men solemnly declare that the
numerous Sunday excursions .h H.,
woaid % run II case Of Sunday open-
ibR Would result in many accidents.
II. Laboring men everywhere are
demanding the Rest Day. The few
labor organizations that, having asked
Congress and Legislature to restrict
Sunday work, now inconsistently AK
Tor Sunday opening Of the Fair, which
would cause toll for their fellows, are
controlled largely by socialistic and
Continental influences, Let not the
already increasing Sunday slavery be
yet more increased by giving it Govern
ment approval.
II. Petitions against Sunday open-
ing have come to the Commission from
non-religions bodies in Continental
Europe, because Of the unfavorable
influence which they think opening
would have on the efforts now being
made all over the Continent to restrict
Sunday work The lords and laborers
Of Great Britain have sent an impos-
ing petition to the same effect for
like reason.
ID. The tendency Of the Govern
ment during the administration Of
Harrison. Cleveland, and back to Lin
coin, has been decidedly towards re-
ducipg Sunday labor to its lowest
point, especially in the army and navy.
IA. 1t is unfair to the better ele-
ment Of Chicago to pour in upon them
thousands Of Sunday excursions dur
ing the Exposition.
10. The best exhibit that we can
make at Chicago is the American Sab
bath, which has been considered by
our great statesmen, from the beginn-
ing, as one Of the chief causes Of the
stability Of our institutions.
16. The eliminating reason for not
opening is the law Of God, to whom
our country has always turned in days
IF adversely, and whom it should not
iail to honor in this celebration Of our \
Signed by American Sabbath Union,
Western Pennsylvania Sabbath Associ-
ation, Reform Bureau, Columbian Sum
lay association, Union committee Of
'ourteen.
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THRoUGHoUr me coUNTRY.

The shaky tower on the Baltimore
city college building was blown down
with dynamite yesterday.
Andrew D. White, the new minister
to Russia, will sail about Aug. IL, and
reach his new post BY October /.
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A TRAMP KILLED.

An unknown man, supposed to be
tramp, was killed on the B. 4 O. al
Knoxville, Frederick county, last night,
The engineer saw the man, whistled
but no attention was paid. He then
reversed the engine but MT in time
to save the life Of the man. His neck
and one leg were broken.
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METHUsELAHs IN MARS,
A Planet Where Men Needn't sweat,
Shiver, or Die Young.

A Planet Where Men Needn't Sweat,
shiver, or Die Young.
OTTAWA, Ont, Aug. 6.-The rich
astronomer, DIR. Virgins, is disap-
pointed, and inclined to discredit the
Lick Observatory refution Of Schiapar-
ills conclusion that the planet Mars
has three great parallel canals, evil
IDENTIFY built by human beings. DIR.
Virgins thinks Mars must be a far
more desirable world to live in than
our own, because there is only a small
region near the poles where any win
ter exists, and since it has no exces-
sive heat.
As it is many millions of years old
or than the earth, !" he said 81 Judge
that it inha bitants must be more intel
ligent than we and probably live for
hundreds of years"
TOO EARLY FOR oBsER ATOMS
CINCINNATI, O., Aug. 6.-Professor
Porter, of the Cincinnati Observatory,
said that gross error had been made
by American astronomers as to the
opposition of Mars.
:" The American Ephermeris,' the
standard nautical almanac, has I'M
doubleday misguided the astronomers
of the nation, but the Berliner .Jahr.
buch' gives the time of our opposition
with the red planet as clearly as posi-
BILE at little after midnight August 6.
" The error is SO apparent that lean
not understand it. The astronomers
and the newspapers of the Western
world have been antedating the event
three days.
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oANDIDArE wIrHDRAws.

MIR. G. A. Weaver, of the Falling
Waters District, has withdrawn from
the Sheriffalty contest. His name is
not before the public as candidate
for that Office and he will not permit
it to be used.
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PRICE. 3 CENTS.
VILE CONTRIBUTES HANDSOMELY.

The reduction OF wages in the pro-
tccted iron and steel industries has got
Mr.. Carnegie into some trouble, but
out Of the saving made he will be able
to contribute handsomely to the cam
paign fund, 81. Louis Post Dispatch.
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N n -
Y. M. G. A. MEETING.

The Young Mems Christian Associa.
ton win hold their regular meeting fol
men at the First NJ. E. Church Sun
day afternoon at 4:l5 o'clock.
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Presbyterian Church, South Queen
street. Rev. F. NJ. Woods, pastor; resi-
dence. South Queen street.
Sunday services at II a. m. BY Rev.
i. E. Washburn, of Bedford City, and
at 1892. M.
Prayer service on Wednesday even
ing at 1880 p. m.
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WHAT DO YOU WANT 7.
One Dime Places il in Two Lines
Before Five Thousand Readers.

s,,nat ons, Help Wanted. For Sale, For
Rent, Lost, Found, strayed or Stolen, To
INV, SELL or Exchange Whatever Your
want. Make IL Known in This Column.
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A TTENTIoN.

:, / gu are invited TO call and see the immense
fhsoeS Of gasoline stoves for sale at my place OF
business. The Jewell Process takes the cake
I ~ DeagSy, economy and quick cooking. j. w.
~ rlsiiEE corner West King and college streets,
hear y. Clair Hotel
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NJ E. Church, South. West Martin
Street. Rev. A. NJ. Cackley, pastor;
residence, West John street.
Sunday Services Sunday School,
9sl5 q. m. Preaching, IL a. m. and
s p. m. Class at 3 p. IN. Young
Peoples services at $3.50 p. m, Prayer
service Wednesday, s. p. m. Seats
free and the public cordially welcom-
ed.
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Patrick Farrell, of Swampscott, Mass
died of hydrophobia yesterday morn
ing.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-06

TFyou let the season 90 by without trying some
| III BROWNS Ice Cream you will miss one
bjr chance to be happy.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-06

lust from New York Auction saie-2000 yards
y cents Ghallie 81. YELLOW FRONT.
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- OVELY Austrian China Tea Sets, So pieoes,
II $500, worth S12.00, at D. NJ KlLMEH'S,
on King street
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beautiful English Print Tea Sets A pieces,
ID only S40a, worth $500, at d. NJ. KILMER'S
on King streal.
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AIDES Misses and Childrens Oxferds In all
IL the LATEST shapes and styles at bottom prices.
FIERYs Shoe Store.
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II AVE you heard of the Great Auction Sale,
II Great Auction sale, of 50Q0 yards cents
Bleached for A cents. YELLOW FRONT.
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rT,HoSE who 40 to LOUISE BROWNS do NOT
L quite take the Bakery hut they almost
do They likethe fine cakes so much that they
leave hut few.
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st. Joseph's Catholic Church, South
Queen street. Rev. Father H. j. Nc
Keefry, pastor. Residence, adjoining
church.
First Mass, 1880 a. m, Sunday School
$3.50 a. M. Second Mass at 1890 a i.
m. Vespers and Benediction 4 p. m.
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7 OST.- Either in Martinsburg or between
| there and Failing Waters on Thursday,
inIy ~. bundle Of dry goods Finder will be re-
warded Ivy leaving same at this office. S-3-1w.
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GREAT Slaughter Sale of Slippers. Must be
~ solo. slippers at your own price. VEL
LOW FRONT.
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ICE CREAM ahd Berry Sets, in both China
i and Glass, from 35 cents to S335 at D. NJ
kILMER7S, On King Styeet.
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'FRT NIX SALEr--(Ireat Slaughter Sale of
Z i" Trunks, think of good Trunks only Slp8 at
UP. ERRINGE Cash House.
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The WORLD at 10 cents per week.
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l'OR Novelties in China. Glass, White Gran lite,
L Opal, Barbadne and Earthern Wares, go
I'D. N. KlLMEE'S big QAeensware Store, an
kirg street.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-06

Ayul.R little ones need toys. BROWN has
some that viii make the children RE-
joice,
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; NICK. NICK4N MOTIFS You can buy silk mitts
worth IS cents for 10 cents.
You can buy straw sailors worth rs cents for
Scents,
Yan can baS Italics vests WORTH - cents for
81 cegts at c. +. HERRINGS Great Cash House,
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EN0E something seryicab4e. handsome Und
l. stylish In Mems Fine Shoes, you want to go
to FIBs,Y's Shoe Store.
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Wy ANTED.- a good woman to assist In gen.
w eaal honse work, good wages. Apply to
Mrs Mary r. BVwhay - f. Martin street. 7-8-1m
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NOR SALEt--4A large writing table in good
Il condition. Has two large drawers, and
would suit nicely for business. Apply at this
office. 62Stf.
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ENEE only place in town you can find d. NJ
Il hough Co.'S Fine Shoes for gentlewomen
= az tiERY's Shoe store. Don't forget the place
heNtto Hunters Photo Gallery.
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n0KT forgSt It. we are selling cents Calico
~ for 81 just from New York Auction Sale.
YELLOW FRGNF.
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No more rusty tinwaRe. have Antitrust tin
ware for sale, call and see for yourselves. j..
v II. FISHER. corner West King aud College
Streets, near St Clair Hotel