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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-16
SPRING AND suMMER SUPPLIES.


T HAVE Just opened at my store in Charlcstown,
4 opposite the 81 Bank Building" large addition
TO my former supply OF SEASoNABl.E GOODS,
and which is being offered on the most reason
aUIe terms. The stock of
O. T. q O . n L . -
Is so general and complete, that enumeration is
deemed unnecessary. Suffice it to sag that every
article needed by housekeepe6s, from necessity or
luxury. will be found hand, and offered as cheap
as an be found elsewhere in the county
LIQUORS, embracing tho choicest Brandies,
Wines. Whiiseys, Gin, Rum. Brown Stout and
Porter, that the city markets afford For variety
of choice and superiority OF quality, the assortment
cannot he exccllcd in the county.
QUEENSwARE, Stone China and Glass Ware,
very choice selection of the latest style and best
qualities Also. Wooden. Ware, Stone-Ware and
Eartheu- Ware, of allva rieties,
CUTLERY, Of the best quality, with several
handsome Casters, sc. Also, Fencing, Shing ling
aud other Nails, Putty. Glass, &c.
SHOES for Ladies' Gentlemen or Misses, oil all
kinds and varieties and the stock of Calf Kid and
Lasting Gaiters Getty made and stitchcd) is es-
perialy worthy of attention. ~
HATS, for Men and Boys, OF the latest fashion
and beet quality.
LADIES' HOSE, Gloves, and other articles ofne-
NOTIONS of every description, and many of
Corn Meal, Flour, Bacon, Dried Beef, Bologna
Sausage, Fish, Potatoes, &c, always on hand
Oz- Country Produce To ken in exchange for goods
Than kful Tor the liberal patronage OF the past
year, continuance is confidently expected: from
the additional inducements which il will be in my
power to effer. JACOB b. BROWN
April 81, 1868. Agent.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-16

CIRCUIT COURT The following court
proceedings we gather from the Register of
last week.
The june term of our Circuit Court con-
vensd on Mondayl last JUDGE. B. Hall;
Clcrk-W. a. Chapiine; Prosecuting At.or-
ney-C E. Stubs; Sheriff.. ". Potter
field; Deputy Sher'fs L. Thomas Chapline
and George Koouce.
The Grand Jury, after being in session a
few hours on Monday, adjourned without
finding a single indictment. This speaks we'll
tor the morals of the people of our County
We hope it may SO continue.
State of West va. VS.. G. Warner. Statu-
tory misdemeanor, for refusing to assist in
preserving the peace. Verdict not guilty.
States Attorney aud Beltzhoover prosecuting
Blackburn and Andrews for defence.
Chambers aud Hurst as j. II. Hostler
Appeal. Verdict for appellee. Kennedy for
Chambers and Hurst. Davies for Hostler.
A. NJ. Sponseller Us Geo /. Weaver. Ap.
peal. Verdict for appellant. Faulkner for
Sponseiler. Andrews for Weaver.
Il couple of cases are still pending before
jures, no yerdicts having been returned.
We understand that Judge Thomas Har-
rison is expected to preside next week in
place of Judge Hall, who will be absent.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-16

sg-FLoRAL DEcoRAr1oN.-The Ladies
and gentlemen of Shepherdstown aud vicini-
ty decorated the graves in the Soldiers Gem
etery on Saturday evening last. The Ladies
met at Mr.. McMurrau's School Room and
thence proceeded to the Cemetery where the
following exercises took place IS inging an
appropriate piece Prayer; Address by Capt.
Morrow; Strewing Flowers upon the Graves;
Singing Beuedietion.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-16

THE Locusrs.-For the benefit of readers
at distance-our home people being ap-
priscd of the fact-we would state that our
section is nov enjoying visit from that
strange aud musical insect-the seventeen
year Locusts. From morning. till night, their
nelodious notes are sounding in the ear, with
8 monotonous noise that ought not to be heard
ofcner than once in seventeen years.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-16
WESLEYAN FEMALE INsr1rurr, sPArS- |

WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE, SPArN-
ToN.-The commencement exercises Of this
fourishing female school commence on Sum
day the 2lst instant with the annual sermon,
by Rev. William V. Tudor, of Washington
city; junior concert on Tuesday meeting of
the Board of Trustees on Wednesday senior
concert on same day commencement address
on Thursday the 25th by Rev. Lorenzo D.
Huston, d. D., of Baltimore; commencement
of standing and graduation of students, and
comforting degrees. This is one of the largest
female schools of the South and is located at
Staunton. Among the teachers at this insti-
tute is Miss SALLIE G. MYEss of Middle-
way, in this county.
OF this institution the SoutherH OpinioH
appropriately remarks: 1--WE are pleased to
learn that the Wesleyan Female Institute has
been most prosperous for the session about to
close. The high standing and great success
of the institution is due, in great measure,
to the ability and learning of its corps of
teachers, particularly its head, President Har-
ris than whom there is no more able instruc-
tor or estimable gentleman in the entire South.
The institution counts among its patrons
many of the highest families, and among the
pupils are to be found young ladies from
Mississippi, Georgia, Alabama. North and
South Carolina, Florida, Maryland, and 9TH
or States, North and South. May its press
perity ever increase.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-16

CoURTEstEs.-The warm weather of the
seasea, which seems to have commenced at
last, has exercised a VIII olesome influence on
the ice cream salooas of this town, aud since
our last we have been made the recipients of
the delicate courtesies of both Messrs Brown
and Dunn. Approaching their Kindness,
we commend their establishments as worthy
of support, and assure the weary and over
heated that these gentlemen will be glad to
add to their comfort.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-16

"A Washington correspondence the Will
mington Star. writes that on the occasion Of
the decoration of the graves of the Federal
dead at the cemetery in Washington, an
armed gnard was stationed around the graves
of the three hundred Confederates buried
there to prevent like tribute to their mem
DRY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-16

pg The Presbyterian Congregation at
shepherds.owa, says the Register, have in
creased the salary of Rev. E. w. Bedinger
from 5000 to $1,000 and extended to him
a call for his whole term. Heretofore Mr..
Bedinger has only been preaching two Sab
baths in the month at this place.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-16

THANKs.-We omitted last week to ac-
knowledge the receipt. from Mrs. JAMES H.
CoNKLYN, of fine bunch of radishes, some
of the finest of the season.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-16
FAIR AND FESTIVAL.

the Armory Buildings,
COMMENCING JUNE 18th, 1868.
to continue open day aud night for ono week; tho
proceeds to be applied to the purchase of BELL,
and to making necessary repairs to ST. Peters
Church. The public generally are invited.
A HANDSOME GoLD-HEADEp CANE,
valued at s So will be voted to the most popular
gentleman in the county-25 cents per vote The
following gentlemen have been nominated can
didates :-Messrs. Robt. N. Duke, VIM. F. Cock
rane, Jas I. Reed. Capt. d. J. Young, Dr.. Jas. 8.
O'Donnell, VIM b. Fitzpatrick, s. ". Yantis, al
Walsh, r. N. Heskett; WIN. II. Travers, of
Charlcstown, and BENZ +. Harrison OF Shepherds
town. Independent candidates, however, are in
vited. Also, a handsome pair of GOLD SLEEVE
BUTTONS to be voted to the most popular Young
Man. The polls in both cases to be in the hands Of
impartial Judges. ..r'.
June G. lS6S-2t.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-16

LADIES FA1R.-Don't fors g: the Fair now
in progress at Herper's Ferry, under the
management of the Catholic ladies' of that
place. 1t commenced yesterday, and viii
continue, day and night, during the week.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-16

pg-The Ladies' Fair for the benef. of
the German Reformed Church, in Shep~
herdstoWn, closed on Monday night week,
realizing about S400 nett
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-16
Shirt Of yetfersalr.
LOCAL, MISCELLANY.

Memorial Day in CharlestoWn.
On Saturday last, according to previous
notice, the ladies of Jefferson paid their annual
floral tribute of friendship aud respect to the
memory of those brave sons of the sunny
South, who gave up their lives in defence OF
our homes aud hresides.
The day was warm and genial, with
sufficient breeze to prevent 1T from being
sultry. and at o'clock, the hour appointed
f,r the services to commence, large con-
o,urse of the fair ones of our town and county,
and many from: distance, were copyrighted
in Edge-IIill Cemetery, ready to proceed to
their silent and transformations duty of love
aud affection.
The services were opened by the singing
of an Anthem by the choir organized for the
occasion, which was followed by most touch
ing, chaste and appropriate prayer by Rev.
Mr.. Penick The beautiful ballad of LEES
Surrender" was then sung, after which the
ladies proceeded to their memorial duties with
more order and uniformity than is usual on
such occasions.
.swith mnurntu thoughts. with eager zeal.
with glowing p,idc that all must feel.
Their minds centr'd on one haIlo~'d spot;
There lie those who fought and tell
For the great cause they loved SO we'll
Nav buried and gone but not forgot"
From the Cemetery the ladies proceeded
to the other burial grounds of the town, and
paid the same tribute of affection to all.
There wero many beautiful symbols and
notices distributed over different graves,
which would occupy too much of our space to
notice in detail Over the grave of q Texas,
soldier-the only one from that State buried
in our Cemetery-was erected handsome
arch Of evergreen, en- which was the word
TEXAS in large characters; on the headboard
was a star, embleinatic Of the "Lone Star
State"
The graves of Col Bolts, Col. Lakeland,
Mai. Stewart, Samuel Wright, and others
were loaded down with flowers, placed there
10y kindred and Friends who in life knew them
but to love them.
Had we time and space, we might mention
a large number of other neat and touching
tributes, but we must forbear. Suffice it to
say that not one green mound was missed, but
all were decked with flowers, aud many receiy>
cd tear of affection from those who know
but too we'll how to sympathize with tho
bereaved wives aud mothers of our sister
Southern States.
All places of business were closed during
the solemn ceremony, and at the commence
ment of the services the church bells tolled
forth their mournful music, giving feeling
of deep solemuity to the occasion.
All passed off quietly and in order, and We
feel assured that each and every one present
felt better with the proud consciousness of a
high and sacred duty performed. We hope
never to see this annual memorial occasion
abolished, but let US transmit it to our chill
dreh and to orr children's children forever.
..Lone, long be kept pqv this day,
And let its duties have their sway
Der those who come to stand in i'ut stead
4 holy trust to them shall fall,
A precious legacy to all
IT'S the memory of heroic dead
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-16

liam and Mary college received from England
q remittance of some $4,000, the accumulated
proceeds of legacy left them for the college
in lz42 by an English lady by the name of
Margaret Whaley. The original legacy was
ESQ sterling, to be applied BY the executors
of the Whaley estate to William aud Mary
college, aud has been hitherto unknown or
forgotten until accidentally discovered by a
lawyer in searching over some old papers.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-16
aLO0K BEFORE you LEAP J,

JOHN e.. SHIRLEY,
HAVING re-opened the Dry Goods and General
H Merchandising business, at the Brick Store
Room lately occupied by Josiah Watson, in Middle
way, invites the public to call and examine his
tensiYe stock of
SPRING & SUMMER DRESS GOODS.
which have been purchased good terms and will
be sold at most reasonable prices HE Spring yes
of Deiaines, Prints, Rleached and Unbleachcd Cot
tons, are equal to any in the market. and will be
sold at rates but little beyond city prices. His
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES,
have been purchased with great care, and comprise
q general and complete assortment.
In addition, he has full stock of Hardware,
Gueensware, and Wooden Ware, of every descriP-
GRoC ERIES,
such as Sugars, Coffee, Tea, syrups. &c. In fact
his stock is made up of full line Of merchandise,
and everything required for the of the com
muuily WILDE found at his store
MiddIsway, May II. Is6s-if.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-16
LATEST ARRIVAL!
ARE ATTRACTIONS & GREAT BARGAINS

~ n i u y 4 n II II Y n ~
RARE ATTRACTIONS & GREAT BARGAINS,
L. D1NK LE,
A T the old established house Of C.. G. Stewart,
IA decd, Charlestown, has just returned from
Baltimore with one OF the largest. most select and
varied assortments of
LOCKS5lNATCHESA AND JEWELRY,
of the latest style, improved structure attrac
tive appearance, il has been his pleasure here
toGore to offer. Also received in addition 10 the
general stock on hand. large and BEAUTIFUL selee-
ton OF the most fashionable
SILVER-PLATED WARE,
consisting in part OF Butter Dishes, Casors, Cake
Baskets, leo Pitchers Spoons and Forks also, Sill
Table and Tee Spoons. Silver Thitnbles. Silver
Shield Gold Rings, Sleeve Buttons Of all grades,
Breastpius and Ear Rings IN variety. end a thou
sand other things valuable, too numerous to men
ton.
90 Thankful to the public for the liberal encour-
agenenI heretofore extended, examination Of
the stock hand. and inquiry 70 he in
ducements offered 70 purchasers, isrespeefiully 90
licited.
Gr- Special aud speedy attention given to RE-
PAIRING, and all work warranted 70 be nxecuted
order in the beat manner and on reasonable terms
June 81 1868.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-16
MIsCELLANRoUg.
THE BALTiaIoaE WEEKLY GAZETTE

TIE BAh11a18hk II EEKLy GAZETTE
70 r ss. ~
THE Northern Radical Journals, IN vt.v Of shs
4 approaching Presidentiz al strugs Ie are making
every effort 70 extend tteir circulation in The Sout
and 10 food the country With Radical fslsehoocs
in order 20 lay Foundation for Radical fTar4s -
With view Of eOTnbsting - far ss possible tneae
IEisehieyous agents. tho 80
WEEK LY G. BETTE
has bssu established II ondaItsxess "a rcprescns
tue true wants and feeiLgs of the South
sent her wrongs. Il is the iRFgeat cosT. roll
journal published South Of Esss YORK, sn,t has al
Tead$, WITHIN Few weeks, ObfEined sobsc;Ioers ia
sonle thruo hundred southern towns &nG v.ile2es.
In the hope Of accomplishing some good d0tIee iha
rradepttaI ca L, "a ian oft Ttbc W EEki.f u
ZETTEs in packages o. city copies. 90 sny one ad-
dress, far 500 Foc spgle eupies and clubs Ias 'sS
20 naIncs OF subscribers, QUO terms ara;
Que copy Tor one year. .....----S5-
One cosy Tor six mont ......Sl !.
Five copies. or1 year, 81
Aud one copy extra 80 gStssE up Of CI1b
Tea COPIES ...-- !, =. y 80
And ,.as Sspy extra to gsttee up CT ClYs
Twenty copicss.. 49,. II.
And Que copy extra to geites Up Of Club
..1F-r-rr ox,rrex, p,l,;r,o,o
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-16
LU NJ Is E r.
NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS.

HAVING lately bren very much annoyed by
j persons riding through our farm leaving gates
open, throwing down fences, hunting and shooting,
we hereby give notice that we intend in future to
KEYES & COCKRILL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-16
FOR SALE.

THREE BUILDING LOTS
Located in Charlestown. the upper eide Of tho
Baptist Church Seuare-fronting 663 feet on Con
rress Street. ming back the depth of the square.
,nn APp5yg s g Rsv' W, s PENlcK'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-16

containing something over TwEHry-F ivE DOLLARS,
and number OF Papers, valuable only to me, and
which am anxious to recover. will give FIVE
DOLLARS 10 any one who will return me the Pock-
ct-Book; but if the party who fnds il has not hon
esy enough to return the whole to me, he
tain the money if he will leave the papers the Post
Office. in Charlestown. JOHN HILL.
Duffied's, June ., 1868.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-07
OUTRAGEs UPON NEGROES.


Some days ago The Louisville Journal con-
tanned quasi denial OF the attempt 10 blow up the
schoohose during exhibition. Dr. Parsons, the pre-.
man well known tins State able and eloquent
which clip from The Cinci,nod Western AdrOcdte. 10
says
narration mao. familiar quiet hut the sentences
thrilled the n4gErt and Feeniess
Methodist Episcopal Church in that rgon aud niess
life cheap. That Church which Christmas eve the
hnssh whose floor keg Of powder placed "ne snu he
bounds ef Dr. Parsons district The Doctor himself vas the aeiae
night II will he that the powder ash sHe non
working Of the touched ~ al an oar s ne
bad lel The that knoHn q" nh"h tht lo"des
was bought and hy whom but ae tidal Nas
sblrd thing. Mail rng and detention aud de'"a Of eue ="
dressed 10 Northern editors Of conn"n occurrence
Here is the testimony Of man VINO Was present. WHO
has the affair and whose character Il ABOVE
reproach i'm any respect Most certainly lie has spoken
the trutb From the paper We take aDother item
when we concluded equally wei substantated ~ tho
above from DR. Parsons. IL j. TINS;
m, r.ter,a obs ,nts the following >ome Of onr Demo-
.., , a.s to Franklin nearly drunk beat snd
OF th III they sTrsed a
.c. whsn fhe .s Father old mai II "a Christian.
M I r,n uonutsd iooA Brother Grra 10y the collar and while
his weapon HI, pocket him. prevented b. Brothes
fsssc the Pang Elder, eBg his Brother 6re'a fs
he
~, NAM Iiesah sl,n inslut.tors IN the South
In Is with pleasure that publish such things.
They are disgrace 10 the state well cruel iijus
tire TO the negro The unprincipcd who pcrpctrato
srch things not In rpini0u, much blame for
them as IL the Legislature vi Kentucky. which allows
these ontIgs 10 De enacted That body could stop them
by allowing The 10 20 into court and tell on this
rascals who do these deeds Of darkness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-07

Parties having real estate for sale, or those
wishing to purchase will hnd for their Interest to ad-
vertise m THE TRIBUNE. It, aggregate circulation 10
larger than that OF any other newspaper and scattered
through every aud Territory as well rs III New
York and al The principal cities and villages Make the
advertisements as short possible stating the adyan-
tages offered.
Advertisers arc reminded that the three editions OF THE
TElnuNE -emIWecky, aud Weekly, are subscribed Tor
by entitey different peons, that advertisements III
serted in each will reach all classes.
Advertisements are charged p cents inc each in
sertion In DAILY TRlEuNE, 81 30 per line IN WEEKLY
Tutut.SI q cents per line in sEM-NELKLN TRIBUNE
TIN TRlEuNE will devote especial attention 10 sales OF
Real Estate thus very much enhancing lis value aS an
advertising medium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-07
auttium Sales Of R,al estate.

AT AUCTION.-By order of the SUPREME
~ COURT in PARTIrON-Ssle positive JAMES COLES son
will sell Auction SATURDAY Feb g. 1853 At IL o'clock At Coz
meca Exchange FnouL Brooklyn the valuable PLOT Of
GROUND No 3lo Gnd., Brooklyn s. d. aud tn. Build
us thereon the south aide OF Gands 30 feet east Of
Unousr front BY 100 deep The front budg Is built
brick substantial manner and three siory attic and cellar
cellar y BY
time LOTS Bushwicfsve,
side 2 south OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-07

The Ladies' Union Relief Association held
meeting Thursday. which the uattports ot tho
corresponding Secretary and the Treasurer were re-
ceved. Tho Corresponding secretary noticed tc ies
That during the past wear The Society has been called
~ the Of one of Advisory Board the Hon.
Alex ". Bradford. The Society hs nov under lie caro-
over 75famo. Including upward OF 1000 persons. from
the reasners report appears that at the cose OF 1851
she had hand SCll 30 The total amount of donations
during the year was $3.50 81. Receipts from other
sources sOl70 %. Expenditure cr the relief OF
families Amounted 10 ~. This Society aims TO re-
evc especially the soldiers OF the war; who. net cceiv
Ing pensions allotted to disabled soldiers yet are az
incapaetaed from disease contracted while n the army
that they are unable work Contributions for this aud
able object Will he thankfully received b' any OF the
memhers OF the SOrietN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-07
gruUkIuu ytaI 6stutt for SAX.
'n-stOne

SUPERB first-class three-story brown-s stone
~ HOUSE bgh oop basement suce splendid order Gle
gaHiy decorated chandeliers and gas hn1res "a s
Immediate possession terms favorable Apply to W. A. 70"
ADAMS No 4a Broomet ~ The property VIII De SHOWN ~
Dr. A. Chadwick Of Court and Presdentsu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-07
esruttri,s anS 9rObisiOus.
9,ntistrp.
Ytsul Bottles.

IN the ORPHANS COURT for the CITY and
Il COUNTY o. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ofCHARLES KEYSRR
.eraGN PARTITION Please notice rde granted
sccep refuse the premises mentioned proceed
valuation and show order should
Sad premises Returnsbe SATURDAY. February 1863
al 10 o'clock a. .-Feb. !, 1863 GEO. JUSklN, IT.,
Petitioner
To william r. Baker FeiI W. Baker. MARY T. Gillian and -
husband James l. Baker Elizabeth Brown Matilda endef-
Henderson Martha Wibo Young woi knelue Gregory.
william a. Gregory. Keyse widow OfHitam keyser, deceased
Chsre ~ Martha Couy John Gouy Anna Hatfield Lewis
HathsI kesr Ruus keys. Catherine Mor
John 4 Alerauler MnrllUci. w laN.YE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-07
Yttturts auS Mtstings.

IRAND MASS MEETING in favor of sus-
tanning the Metropolitan Excise LAVA grand mass meeting an
Der the ausplces Central Temperance Association e Neg
be held Academy Of Music on fklpAl h'EN" feOu"
in favor Of sustaining the Metropolitan Excise Law
senator John Donnei ne, ieu
Ueeh,r Rev T. L. Cuyler Rev IL Cented and hey ~
Lansing syOr expected to address the eisns o.
J. Searns G. Bennett NJ D., A. p Higgins John Cunningham
r. D"J@n' a. ~ i'o''' ~ A. NJ. WOOD. Chairman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-07
BrnOklru Zeal 6siair for SALE.


An elegant four-story brown-stone HOUSE
~ FOR SALE furnished uhuphe. 25I6jrsj Ne. 81 first
uilee Bukl;u between Cel snd wal smaller
hone IN hbor-d AL sire>. No % Finest. Room D.
4 NUMBER of HOUSES Tor SALE, IN Brook
~ I fom -lo0O. locations terms easy Apply
10 CHAMBERS RICH No, ~ Finest.
A GOOD 3-story basement brick HOUSE, No..
N $50 Cnmh,raDdi 80 FEY south Of fsonae los aIIaroa
IUEAP RENT-Sl 900 cash, and $1,000 on
n.s,se will I'm rev complete history anl basement HOUSE,
Nth Il, H. choice location Brpokn thus saving
go or Lslf The fent yearly L. MLEs No II Broadway Room
No. a.
L,0R SALE--A BARG philadelphia brick
uOI stone trimmings eight modern
srr horhoot Oates aud Cas.on Pnce 5000
c,,, ~ ROkaS 4 HlGkCok No 20 C~laVsL Ne. York ogi
~ o.lBl.g Z son. M 81 i4toa-svA, BrOalya