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Bridal Prwenfs®.
Birthday Present
s.
f>! 1 HLYD$—In Kings, Pins, Earrings and Bracelets.
WATCHES—All sizes »d latest styles.
FIi\E JEWELS V—In rich Etruscan and Enamel,
sri.iu i' <« SILVER—Forks, Spoons, Ladles, &c.,all styles, as well
as our
Qn v\r yii nr> TJin tnrl \K7 **» **r>
- — - — - - - — *
Clock', Bronzes, Cant-* and Opera Glasses.
'•T'"0- Lis t»v mail sent exprc-v p.'-i.
CIlA StLI .S A.
as H. I.exiutton fit, sear Liberty Sr., ttaltiiuore. Md.
Feb 9, 1SS9— l y
■j) v# /a?. * hi
fbw^orHst |» I5r. Sam * Pltehci'* olu, t«.nt2w_. -i t.il quick itu*o_far
Fnfnats’ and Child t oo 4 Ctm-]ii' inU' Supo/lor to Caster Oil,
t?'>r tjorio or Narcotic jj)tups, ChUilr©i._c»> for Castorla. MU
lion* of jrlotliors ~bla«* Caatc-t in..
<;am no cutes Colic, O e.stipatiou ; | ‘I recon »!-• vl Castorm for children**
4 it Si' mo b, t'iarrh a, Cruet r > r mpi.m ts,; jupPnor to an> prescription
iiivr-p lieitiiliy sleep ; also aid-, di ■' '" • | t-nosv/i to run.” H. V ' hciieii, M D.,
Without narcotic stupebtetiou. 1 lit 00. 0 •• ord St., Brooklyn, N.Y.
Tn.t I'kntach Compasy, 77 Murray Pt , New York.
nvwsws mmnuw
December 1 —If
T*vi 81 _
■Wc will guarantee tho“LOTRT,L” WASHES t« do better tvor it
rr.' .’ • ’* < si. r lr |r«< ttr ■'» flan assy other machine in
the v rid. Warranted five yerrr, r.ri'l if it don't ri'li th
'c'. ..j m clean wltiiaut rubbing, wawil! refund tbs money.
^TSV ]TEDUe.;-aho, p,«uf
vi.nl agents ar<‘ making from 3S«« U, .sinoperineath. Farmers
i main $200 to J500 during the winter, Ladies have great sen ess
. i : , "ii.. Washer. R' tail pri r only ?!*. Simple t"> thosa
-i-,rlr an a.-rncy ?*. .V •, tie Celebr.-.lad XEVSTONK
Wm.vSCRS n riaiiulatinrers' lowest prices. Wo Invite the
*" . — ■. •; rtipt;. r. S‘v<J 7 • "l.!rc: s OB 3 P'utul card for
” farther particulars. M
! Till mrr», W., Erie, Pi
And all IT : .. a practical, unlimited Luc
bright new styles lor spring!
Facts it1 Figure* convince nil comers
that woof?:, the opportunity lui tl - m
-on In
GENTEEL CLOTHING,
for Men, Boys a ml Children, an ’
HATS, CAPS, THIi til'S,
•Satchels, ana limits Purninliiu (; >d
This stock sinif up of the Truly New ,
the Really Nice raid the Thoroughly (n*n.
teel in hi vie and Fashion.
Thd Lowest Price
vet named for eijiial value.
Vo' in Prii e!
tot In ((ualily
. X#i in Qnaudtj !'
We guarentee hat tin goods h o.jht -f I
> -i an ns i “presented and Lower in Price,
lean quality can lie bought else,
tur . Sh mid
|
yoL Becojiie tlissatipfisi!
*t auj time w* '.rUlevbancc ♦!,. c nls, ■ - !
f'.ir I \< . r money, or .-IveyO'ia 1 >.«t• :
HARD CASH
IS
fLRGAIKB
Vo tr ut.h o show Goods. Give us n call,
IP A VI ID WEIL
\i'‘ v ; : ' •I’PtoITK VALLE1 llO
TEL.
■ esr,; jj
ij tt J £’ fz . :J Tf.i’ n i
Or ?iiHE ODD LIVER PI!
sa an )
sjn? F’^PO PHOSPHITES
himdt i a® iPalataUia as h*. li*.
60 a.iaatttd »tint it an Or taben.
U|mc) iiljBiila' • U by da taoit
st smacli, wlmr. tht plain oil
mutt ;« loltraUilt ruit by the cum- !
.•An iciji of the oil aef. tire tyjiajhie
•>-tta« f* itio'b rio*-t. r/flcaciour
atri-*! >•;*: *« a £e.-? yedar**
Ptrst r« r-iit ,• .’Pj TT.hUe tiding L.
SCOTT’S SMTV.3K■?! i. netnowledged by
Physicians to le lh?. Finest • nd Best nrepfv
ration in tb? world for the relief and cure ol
COK" .. I- . IOH, SGIKOPULA,
BEREAM, OEBii.n'Y, <WMt»lli«w|
OI8i;.i!lL.iir iiMACIATiOif,
CGLSS unJ CHROMIC COUCHS.
Tf.e r-eil remedy /.- Corsvmptian, ami
Wastin, in Chitdrw. ? .' ItruggUUi.
dec. I, ”88—
! SpsGia! Commissioner’s Sale
-OF yaluabl* -—
|REAL ESTATE.
|
’! he undersigned Special Commissioners
by a virtue of a decree ot' the Circuit
Court of Berkeley county, W Va„ reuder
c 1 on the 1st day oi'Mav 1889, in the Chan
cery Cause of Ella F. Mallory and others,
vs. Geo. YV. Miller and others, will offer
at public sale to the highest bidder, before
the Court House in Martinsbur<7, in said
county, on
Wond'iy, s, jttember 2nd, ISSi).
at one o'clock i\ m„ the two following de
senbed tracts of land of which the late
i .cob J.Mifl. r I seized and possessed.
Tea ■> X . \ fated about half a mile
east of Kc-. v die, in Jefferson county,
containing
lit; ACRES LIMESTONE LAND,
| the improvements whereon consist of a' 2
'Tony lliticiv Dwki.linu, with brick
‘•ing, also u 2 stcy h iumk Tk.na.vi
.bo i:. Bank B.vkn,’Wagon Shed. Corn
< 'il>. iii.i nary. Hog Pen, Ac. A never
•tiling well oi water, and two cisterns,
one at each house. Good Apple Orchard,
Grapes, Ac. About 2.1 tier * of the above
tract in tint Iter.
Tract .Ye. 2. Situated on east side ol
the Opetiuoi:, about three and a half miles
south-east of Mut u.isb <:*g, in /Berkeley
.' 'iiitv. containing about
140 ACRES,
* ' • ’at . \\ .in ai>uut ;>o acres of
creek-bottoui, in i about 2b acres in tint
bet.
Ti /,* • I•»!•' s.\],].; • one-third cash on
da, ot sub , and the balance in two equal
payments at r. apd two years, with in*
e- tnere a :. at day of sale, tire defer
d payments to be evidenced by the bonds
ol the purchasers, the title to be retained
until the purchase money is all paid.
f. Boyd faulkner, i
O. M. BELT/HOOVER.»
special Commissioner’s,
t If . •bv ■•••r.ify that E. Boyd Faulkner,
special Commissioner in the above entitled
cause has executed bond as required by
law s. if. MARTIN, Clerk.
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S t * jjh M*11* Hour v ami talm! I.
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.•**,*) I'£v ' Wr < *11 at j our Uukm*. at, I ait* r : ,
niactitlos nli shall become yocr uw,i
|Jpr»'|Htr»y. '1 ?tu trrunS n achiu^ ii
miidfl niter the Sillin' put'iitt,
tclt It*.•*• rui cut: FV’forv pm. i-*
rnu out it *ol»! fnrfettfll. n til* thtt
attachments, ami uuw soils i.,r
Ile««,airoi»,rvst,im»v. um-*
ina liino in th*< worM. All u
_ No < ayrttal rwydwl I'iam,
brW instructs ms given Those who write to ue at onto ran a*,
ture fVtre the teat sew ing-machine m the world, mu! the
tn*«t line of work*> of Imrh art over shown tourth**r in America.
1 U 1: K <fe t HEX 710, .lucuitu, Aluiuo.
FREE*'?
rlef instructions given Those w]
Dec. 22-ly.
made easy Manu
facturing Rubber
Stamps. Send for
to ice list of outiit,
to .J. F. W. Dor
man. N<>. 217 East
< ierman St., Baiti- i
m9,im
WANTED,
To buy, a few Hundred Cholera Hogs, and
some Cows and Steers. Will pay the high
est cash i rice.
1 jyiW.St .IAS. M. VANMETER.
A DESPKRAIM* OIPTIJBEV. j
AN CM;-. A Rr.;-.T r.y /, fc; ,
O. DETEOT'Ve.
A COLCm , -V. a. jir.. .. ; u
HAGERSTOWN AND WHO IS CHARGED j
WITH A MURDEROUS ASSAULT ON A .
CONDUCTOR IS CAUGHT AT CAMDEN
STATION. A BAD RECORD.
Last night upon the arrival at
Camden Station of the limited ex
press from Chicago, Chief Detective
Grannan, of the Baltimore and Ohio
I service, arrested .Tosenii Haves ns
j he stepped irom the train and lodged j
him in the Southern Police Station ,
upon the charge of being a fugiti c j
from justice. To a reporter of 77, c
America Detective Grannan said
that Ilaycs w as a desperate thief and
a grand rascal. Hi* reputation as a
desperate man is well known in Wash- j
irjgton, Harrisburg and Chamber4
burg, Pennsylvania, the Valley of
Virginia and the country between
Hagerstown anil Cumberland, Wheel
ing and Pittsburg. He is wanted by
the authorities at Washington, where
he is indicted upon Uic charge of
burglary cf silverware and other -al
ualiles from private dwellings, and
also upon the charge of attempted
mrder by cutting a man's stomach
open with :t razor, and the shootiug
of a policeman. He is also wanted
by the authorities of Pennsylvania
i for participation in robberies within
| the State. About three months ago
j he, in company with three associates,
took possession of a freight Lain
j passing over the first, division of the
j Haltimore and Ohio Road When
I the conductor undertook to protect
his train Hayes placed a cockeu re
volver at Lis head and commanded
him to keep still under penalty of
death. When the train reached Fred
erick Junction. Hayes ai- ! his assn
j ciates lett it, but boai led the next
train. Word was telegraphed from
Frederick Junction and Detective
Lloyd and Bins, of the Haiti more
and Ohio force, with Police Officers
Vansant and Lilly, of Ellieott City,
were sent to intercept Hayes and his
associates. The officers intercepted
the train at Gray’s water station,
and found their game on top of the
freight oars, ns soon as Hayes &nu
his associates saw the ofiieers, they
opened up fire, and, ..hen the ollS
cers returned the lire, the former ran
over the tops of the* cars and »nto
the cab o. the engine. The engiueci
dealt one of the desperadoes a terii
bio blow with a monkey wrench and
iaid him out.
ilayes ami his other associates
made their escape. The one laid
out by the engineer was doctored
up, and after regaining his reasoning
powers, told all about the aflair.
About the latter part of June, De
tective Wirts succeeded in capturing
Haves at Charlestown, West Vir
ginia, and took him to Hagerstown,
Washington county, this state, and
charged him with attempting to kill
Conductor George Fisher. After a
bearing belore a magistrate, where
Conductor Fisher fully identified
Hayes and testified against him, he
was committed to jail. On the morn
ing of July fith, Hayes, aided by
two safe-blowers who were confined
in jail with him, assaulted thejuilor,
and, alter beating him, made good
their escape. The safe-blowers had
only been captured a few days before
by Detective Giordan, of the L>. A
O. force, after they had cracked a
number of safes along the lino of the
road. One of the escaped safe-blow -
ers was re-captured the same day,
but the other one and Ilayes got
away. Ilayes is a blight mulatto,
about thirty years ol age, and a koen
looking chap. He was bom and
raised in 1’lattsburg, New York, and
passed a good portion of his life in
that section of country, being em
ployed as porter on sleeping ears.
He has a wife in this city residing
on Vincent alley, and his visit here
was for the purpose of seeing her.
Depot I'olieemau Sloan, of Martins
burg, heard that Hayes had passed
that point on the Chicago express
on his way to Baltimore to see his
wife, and telegraphed Detective
Granuan to that eifect. Detective
Graunou w ill have him returned to
the Hagerstown jail to answer the
charge of attempting to kill Conduc
tor Fisher.—Baltimore Amerimn,
7th ind. __
A Strike Settled.
Chahleston, \V. Va., Aug. 6.
The strike of the curb-cutters for the
city contractors, which took place
yesterday on account of the employ
ment of non-union men to set curb
ing, was settled by the union last
night, who agreed that contractors
could have curbing set by either
union or non union men, but all curb
ing musu be done by union stonema
sons. Work is going on to-day.
Death of a West Virginia Lawyer.
liCRKKLEY Sl'UlNOB, W. Va., August
5.—Joseph Marum, ex-prosecuting
attorney of Taylor county, this State,
died suddenly here of dropsy. He.
was about thirty-five years old, and
was a prominent Republican of the
Second district. His remains will
be taken to Newburg, X. Y., to-mor
i row.
BEST IN THE WORLD.
runhcf Great Ou ;?$ C•' Skin Div?at,s by
the C-itr jra Remedies
ojh yea a cl a kalj old. Fate
and body in a terrible cotidition,
betng covered with sores. Suphur
Springs fail. Cured by Cuticv.ra
Remedies.
I have used your Ccticcra Rkmehes in
two cases where it proved to be successful.
The first w»a in a case of ft boy a year and
a naif old His face and body were ia a ter
rible condition, the former being completely
covered with sores. I took him to the Mass
onfl. Snlnbnr hnt }i« Jr***
prove any. 1 was then advised to try the!
Ccticcra Esmediib, which 1 did. He’ took
one and one half bottles of Ccticcra Eesol
vfst when hi3 skin was as smooth >as could
be, and is to-day. I used the Ccticcra on
his sores and the Ccticcra Soap in washing
him, He is now five years of age, and all
right. The other case wr3 a disease of tKe
scalp, which was cured by washing with the
Ccticcra Soap and rubbing in tbeCuTiccRA,
one bottle cf Ccticcra Rsholvenv being us
ed. They have proved successful in every j
case where I have adv'sed the use of them.'
It is surprising how rapidly a child will im
prove under their treatment I recommend
them fi r uriy disease of the skin as being the
best In the world. This is my experience,
and 1 am ready to stand be hit statement,
JUHN R. BERO,
Ainc.-ban House, Hu^auibur^h, N. Y. ;
An llnliCiiraliic hkim DtaeaMt i
Cured
1 have b.-en afflicted since last Match with |
a fltin disease the doctors called Eczema. .
My face was covered with apjbs rt> 1 sores,
arid the itching and burning were almost
[unbeatable. Seeing your v.uticcra Rsmk
dies so highly recommended, concluded to
give tin;in a trial, using the Ccticcra and
Ccticcra 'oap externally, and Resot.vknt
intern ally for four months. I call myself
| cured, ia gratitude lot which i n-nke make
| i' a public statement.
Mbh. CLARA A FREDERICK.
• Broad Brook, Conn.
C’utieurft Rtmedlei.
' Cure ®ver} 3pecles of toctnring. humiliating,
I itching, burning, scaly, and pimply diseases
i of the skua, scalp, ami blood, with loss of
hair, and all humors, blotches, eruptions,
sores, scp’-m, and crests, whether simple,
scrofulous, or contagions, when physinans
| and all known remedies fail,
j ooid ever, w here Price, Culicura too.;
| i-;up, 2fc ; Resolve^ , J: Prepared “by the
I pa»ier Pru - ami Che mi ul C >rporation, 3>h
I ton.
i >es'-ovud tor now to Cure Skin Diseases, ’
j pgs, 6u illaslrationspvud loo testimonials.
O \ by’-; Ski' »n 1 Sculp preserved and beauti*
I IW tied bv Onticnra Soap. Absolutely pure.
PAili AND V/lAKNESS.
Cd femuies instantly relieved by
that new, ele, ant, and infallble
t ilidolc to Pain, Inflamation,
and Weakness, tin (’merit.v Avti-I’ain
Plaster. The first and only instantane
ous pain-killing piaster.
Farmers % Breeders,
JEtottd. Tins.
Th'- p'o re-bred, imported and registered
PERCHERON and CLYDESDALE STAL
LIONS,
AND
FEBUINMO
will cootinue their s'ands through the Pall
Season, as follows; Commencing the 19th
day of August, with Salvador the Perclieron,
at mv stable nt Little Georgetown, and oa
Monday, Tuesday, Friday and Saturday of
the Bauu- week. Ferdinand the {Clydesdale,
will be at stable in rear of St. Clair Hotel,
and on Wednesday and Thu'fiday at M. L.
Payne’s stable, 2 miles south of Bunker Hill, •
on Winchester pike, and will exchange week
about through the season.
J. LUTHER ROl’P,
Little Georgetown.
Jos H. Given, Attendant.
Aug 10, 2m
rjptHE STATE UP WEST VIRGINIA;
At Rules held in the Clark’s office of Cir
1 cnit Court of Berkeley County, the r>th day
of August, 1889,
Robert Lamou, administrator of Peter Tabier,
deceased,
vs.
Jane Tabier, Virginia Hays, Minerva Stater,
L. J. Tabier, J. H. Tabier, Rebecca Ste
vens, Charles Tabier. Ada Bonner, Cyrus
Tabier, Edson G. Tabier, Harvey Spald
ing, 0. F. Prtsbrey and F. M. Green, par
ties doing bu9inees as Presbry A Green, and
Blackburn Hughes.
IN CHANCERY.
The object of the above suit is to have the
debts of Peter Tabier. deceased, audited by a
Commissioner, and paid, and the balance of
the assets in the hands of the administrator
distributed among the heirs of the decedent.
And it appearing on affidavit filed in this
suit, that the said defendants, Jane Tabier,
Virginia Hayes, Minerva Stater, L. J Tabier,
J. H. Table.-, Rebecca Stevens, Charles Ta
bier, Ada Bonner, Cyrus Tabier, Edson G.
Tabier, Harvey Spalding. O. F. Preabrey and
F. M. Green are non-residents of this State,
they are hereby required to appear within
one month from the 10th day of August,
1889, (the date of the first publication here
of,) and do what is necessary to protect their
interests in this matter
S H. MARTIN, Clerk
Faulkner it Ingles, Att’ys for Plt’ff.
Aug. 10—it
MEDICAL
College of Virginia,
RICHMOND
The tlfty-second Annual Session of the
above-Mamed institution will begin
October 1st,
and continue six months.
For Catalogue or other iut'ormation
write to
!>k. I. s, DOJISKY ( 1 LLKN,
}j K),3m Dean of the Faculty.
200 Paper back books, popular
Authors at lOcts, usual price 25 cts.
Burdette.
WOES A LONG WAY IN these
DAYS OF LOW PRICES.
A backward season leaves us with
too many goods, and they
MUST GO.
50 PIECES OF
DRESS GINGHAMS! j
cut to 5 Cents per yard. Former 1
price 8 cents.
OI R ENTIRE STOC K OF Cot
TON CHATTIES 5 CENTS, j
REGULAR 10C. QUALITY
REMNANTS OF SATEENS,
rive Cents, worth 15 Cents
BTACK LAWNS 5 Centu, worth
U> CENTS
We have supplied most of the Mar- i
tinsburg merchants now with our I
Great Rarsain iu 5 Ce«t Howe, j
They made quite a run on us last i
week. Now we have plenty more
and will furnish the consumers at I
Same Price as long as they last.
j Ladies’ Balbriggan Cream nose, 5c.
Men's Heavy Hose, - - - - 5c.
Children's English Ribbed Hose, 5c.
We cannot get more of any ;
of these Great 5 Cent Bargains again, j
so prices only hold good while this !
lot lasts.
G, W. MYERS'
ORBAT
N. Y. Cash Store.
NEXT DOOR TO
HENRY HERRING.
GREAT BARGAINS IN
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
.1/ .f/Olffr./.V if GILMORE’S.
They are Closing Out their Entire Stock at Very Low
Prices, to make room for their fall stock. Call and see them.
U. S. GRANT f iTZER ^
Attorney-at--* nw,
>iAUTINSi; GW, Bl'fti r V COUNTY.
I>ee*!*». lieasei*,
Agreements, ItondH,
Partnership Armies, «3fcc.
£•* Collecting.a specialty. Prac
tices in the IT. S. !>!«*!•!.-i. end Circuit
Coarts, and in Morgan ami .lehersou coun
ties. Olfloe in the Ilioudeil building, Queen
Street.
FURNITURE.
i’UBJNITURE
BARGAINS.
BARGAINS.
PRICES LOWER i m EVER
Vou can have noltfcr dock to select
from. You can clone hotter in
Price or Quality.
All goods warranted <- , '-csented. We
guarantee goods bought ot us to be the
BEST IN THE MRKET
Give ns a all and • • • 'need that «t*
mean just what wesa>
UNDKK T KING.
I am now prepared d ' >rtaking ir.
i the very best manner lie sh rtes
notice.
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Fifteen Professors Teachers.
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; Tuition *>,'■ *y IV, >t * .-j ., Students,
j r xr' jit in . iw Soho .. '> ..itiou in LaV
School, $24.' Total .•« for one
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ami trave’ K’ •'>' ^ • • , . : irom ouch
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Or the Liquor Habit, Positively Cure!
fit Aommy.'Cairit) tit. HAiisiS’ entoE* spschic.
It canto ptron ii c t '. vr Csa, oi ir.at ■
tides of food, without the knowledge c'thopci -
ton taking It; It la absolutely harmless and wld
effect a permanent and speedy cure, whether
the patient is a moderate ; .■< ..;cr< an alcoholic
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IT CONFORMS TO SHAPE OF FOOT.
If you want rnrf ectloc In fit, with freedom from
corns and all discomfort you will always wear
the Burt & Packard Shoe. It Is acknowledged
fti the most covi/oTtulflc, the be&t usiting ami moet ofylish
gentlemen’s shoe mat!e in the world.
Don't spoil your feet by wearing cheap shoes.
The Burt & Packard Shoe ousts no more than Iffy
other flue mkm., though none ajn>rMM.h ft in value.
All styles in liaud inude. Hand-welt, and Burtweh,
also Boys’ and Youths’. If in t void liy vyur Ueakr send
his name and your address to
S. r;, ij H11"’ r wsto Burti Tackard)
racKard 01 rl6l(J| Brocktbn, Mass. Sold by
Sold by II. 2s'. DEATRICK,
ap27,89.0tn Martiuolurff, W. Va.
See that er^ry pair i* ctampetl
The r j. Pack arc.
"Korruct Shape."
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S' TO [a u RT] WKSV
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r*sKf&
MARVEI..OUS
ll Vivw bS
DISCOVERY.
Only Genuine System of SI ui.iry Truimng
l our Jiifnlts Loaro. 1 io cuo reuc!ing.
Slimt srnmlrrina; r ired.
Every child nod adult irreotly tirneiiurd
Great inducemouta to OoTreapuadence (Jlasaea.
Prospectua, with opinious ot Ur. 14 m. A. IIhiu
iiiumf, t:io world-faui.-d Speciah>tin Mind Diseases.
Dnniel Grreitlenf Thompson, the*re*t Psychof
ogist, J. SI, Buckley, II. I».,editorof the ChrUtiaii
Tiftwote, Tv, T, Richard. Irou tor, the Scientir,
Ilona. iV. \V. Aator, Judg ,
lleniiimln, and others, sent post
Prof. A. LOI8ETTE, 23T 1
on,,
. free by
Fifth Arc., N.
Feb.23,3m
As a Family Remedy
I>r. Seth Arnold**
COUGH KILLER
has no equal.
We have used it for the
past ten years, and can truly
recoiuuieiai it.
Ah-; (. 3ri!kin, Monte
zuma, N. Y.
Druggists, 26c., 60c. and ?1 .on.
Summer TuuriM Kates.
Reginnirjj June 1st. the River R. K
will sell at all us ecu,-on u®u s l icurtion
Tickets to all Vtutiuta So. ■, White Sul
phur, W Vc ; fihrr/e- , ' V Y T)e.
Park. '.'-tVlii.i ■ <1 [u- r , t 1 f»,irV
SM ; buflalo; v \ .• V.« ' • -'.Ms. N
Y., at ver*’ In* iu--' .. ail, tu-. XOO*
to retu" i i,:. •• • •*!•> '..1,1 S^l't.
bj«v2‘ ini
Salesmen . * an ed
Small line of wu:t]il ■ niufiottu
ingcorporations nfiou:.; a > ,o trout. On>
traveller oarne-i a- u..:. • >; *1150 p,-;
month lor six yours past.
1’. Hox 1871, M \v Yokk
la A. TEST STYM'-S Of IIaIS,—All tlte
latest nobby at.d nUin slides for meu,
boys and childfM . l>o touDd at
Frank Doll & Co’s. clump shot? and bat
store.