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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-05-14
TORNADO IN ILLINOIS.
A Village Entirely Destroyed.

The Chicago papers contain full accounts of
the terrific tornado which was experienced at
Shanghai, H., on Sunday night last. A tele-
gram to the Republican says:
The first that was observed by the people who
were watching the clouds was what looked to
them to be circular cloud or volume of wind
and rain about two and half miles due west
of the village Of Shanghai, which seemed to
rise and sink in the air. Itcame on, gathering
new strength, straight east, levelling to the
ground fences, gates, and everything that came
in its way.
There were fifteen dwelling houses totally
destroyed. Many of them were picked up By
the whirlwind, lifted into the air, and carried
quite q distance, and then, seemingly with do
moniacal fury, dashed to the ground and shiv-
cred into million offragments. Besides those
dwellings that were destroyed, seven were
blown of their foundations. /. will seem in
credible thattwO good sized, well bull. churches,
the only ones in the place, both new-one
completed year ago, and the other less than
six months ago-were both scattered in frag-
ments over the prairie nearly half mile.
Services commenced in the Second Advent
church, new building completed last fall, at
4 o'clock p NJ AS the people were vending
their way from their farms and cottages to
church, the sun was brightly shining, although
clouds were seen in the heavens. The Pastor
Of the church, the Rev. G.. W. Hurd, assembled
the pulpit and commenced his discourse, which
was not interrupted until it was nearly through,
when the evidences Of the coming disaster be-
gan to be apparent. First it was perfectly
| still, and then noise was heard in the dis
lance as of the roaring of mighty cataract
The windows began to shake, and some one
called out from his seat, - Mr.. Hurd, bad
storm is coming up" The minister answered
Never mind the storm there is day COM
ing when there will be storm compared with
which this will be nothing. Twill be through
SOON" Just then the hail and wind commenced
breaking in the window lights, and in almost
all instant the windows Of the church, sash
and all, were torn out
The only two persons who succeeded il get
ting out were George Wern and Harrison
Wixer, who were instantly killed. The build
ing reeled like drunken man, but none could
get out. Wives clung to their husbands, chill
dren to their parents, brothers and sisters t
each other, and despair was depicted on every
countenance Suddenly the crash came and
with deafening sound mingled with the shriek'
of the pent up people, timbers, scantling and
all came down with sudden crash upon thC
devoted heads of the congregation men. womcr
and children. Some had skulls broken, other:
arms, Others received internal injuries from
which they can never recover. There are sew.
eral who did not receive a scratch, but nearly
all were more ar less injured.
Fourteen persons are known % have beer
killed, among them were George Wcrn, Harri
son Wixer, Aonzo Page and Mrs. JOSEPH
Wood. Twenty-Five persons were seriously
wounded
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-05-14
Attempted Rape by a Negro.

One night last week, while Mr.. Cornelius
Smith, Of Laurel Mills, Rappahannock county
was detained in this place a negro man in biz
employ took horse from his stable and went
to the residence of Mrs. Noakes, the mother
in-lsw Of Mr.. Smith, and told one Of her
daughters, an exceedingly interesting young
lady, yet in her teens, that Mrs. Smith, her sis
ter, had been taken suddenly ILL., and that be
had been sent with horse upon which she
was to go over at once. The young lady start
ed, accompanied by the negro on foot. When
they reached the Rappahanuock he insisted
land this was doubtless his pre-auanged PLAN
that she allow him to ride over on the horse
behind her; she refused he then seized her
and dragged her from the horse, beat and
choked her most cruelty and bit the flesh from
her shoulders and arms in a shocking manner,
in many places. Fortunately, before he had
accomplished his fendish purpose, the horse
got away, and while he was attempting TO Sc
cure him, she escaped, by fording the river, and
running to neighbours house some distance of,
aud at whose door she was found shortly after
ward in an insensible condition. The negro
was arrested on the following morning shame
upon the man who took him alive; be con-
fessed his guilt, and is now confined in the
Rappahannock Jail Virginia Sentinel Var
rentORl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-05-14
Splendid Estate
"TT DID EPTX
AT PUBLIC SALE.
4 s Administrator de bonn. non Of Eli.ha PAXTON,

4 s Administrator de bon,s NON Of Elisha Paxton.
n with the will annexed. I shall proceed to sell
st public auction to the highest bidder,
On TUESDAY, l6h day Of JUNE, merit,
at IL o'clock, A. NJ, on the premises. that valua-
bic estate and mill property of which Elisha Pax
ton died, seized and possessed, lying in the coun-
~ of Rockbridge, Virginia, on the Norm hire.
Canal sir miles southeast OF Lexington, IN q gooo
neighborhood, containing about
700 Acres, about $50 Acres cleared ana
the balance in timber.
Ofthe cleared land. there is about so ACRES OF
NO ALLUyfAL RIVER BOTTOM; the BAL
snce Of the cleared land consists of heavy stun clay
soil. known in this section as blue grass LANDS
The land produces wheat, corn, tobacco and clover
finely, and is susceptible ola high state oil improve
ment. aud can be divided into three tracts to SUIT
purchasers, if desired, with buildings on al;
The improvements consist OF Brick
Dwelling House, containing SIX rooms WIN
basement and garrett, all elegantly finished ana IN
GOOD repair. two-story brick kitchen and brick
smokehouse good barns, stables, corn cribs, ana
all necessary ut-buildings. There Is also on the
premises LARGE ORCHARD OF EACELLENi
FRUIT.
The other buildings consist Of comfortable log
dwellings, with barns and other necessary out
houses attached. The mill property consists Oh
BRICK MERCHANT MILL,
with three pairs Of burrs and plaster crusher;
also SAW MILL, with abundance of water
power, and in good neighborhood for wheat and
country custom. There are also on the land two
other water powers which may be brought into
use at verv small expense.
The land is well watered with springs on differ
ent portions Of it, and with water in every field.
Iron Ore crops out on the farm and gives indica-
tons that there might be extensive beds.
Atthe same time and place win sell three tracts
of land living on the Blue Ridge, about three miles
from the home place, containing in all about 100
Acres; the said land is heavily timbered with
oak. chesnut and poplar suitable for farm and
building purposes.
TERMS Cash in hand probably 10 per cent
and the residue in five equal annual payments,
bearing interest from date the purchaser executing
bonds with approved personal security; the title
retained until the purchase money is paid or the
title will be made at once, retaining lien for the
purchase money. II the purchaser desires cash
will be received in whole in part Of the purchase
in lieu of the bonds.
Sale in gross and not BY the acre.
]. H. PAXTON,
Admir- Of Elisha Paxton, decd.
Nav II, ls6s-ts. Prs fee S36.25.
Richmond Weekly Wing, Hagerstowu Nail and
Charlestown Free Press copy ids. and forward bill
to this oHice-Ler. Gazette and Banner.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-05-14
A Member Sick.

The reason assigned for an adjournment Of
he Court Of Impeachment is the sickness of
Senator Howard of Michigan, one of the most
active and rabid Of the impeachers The Wash
ington Express says not all the votes Of all
the Towards, with the President that was to
be to back them, can overcome the able law
yers and sagacious statesmen, who viii not
yield to party clamor"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-05-14


HAvTNG lost nv health am determined to
ii sell the tract Of land on which now reside,
consisting of $50 ACRES, living on the North
River, near Alone Mills about FIVE miles from Lex
ingtOn. Va. The farm is fertile and productive;
has a Southern exposure and is in good state
Of cultivation. The Improvements consist OF
large Brick House with Nine Rooms, and has A
large and commodious barn and all the neces-
sary out houses There is also a large, fine or
chard on the place, and sboat one hundred vines
Of the best variety of grapes. newly planted
The school houses and church are convenient, and
the neighborhood as good as any in the county
The farm will be offered privately until July sth,
if not sold by that time it will be offered at public
sale
For terms. &c. address the subscriber at Alone
Mills, Rockbridge County, Va, or Joseph NJ.
Adams at Rockbridge Baths Va.
THOMAS VI. LINDSEY.
May IA, ls6s-tlstJuly.
Hsgerstovn Mail aud Charlestown Free Press
copy till LIST Of July and send acts to this Office.
Lexington Gazette and Tanner.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-05-14
d" Saddle-bags,"

Governor PierPoiut, who vas recently kicked
out Of the Executive Mansion at Richmond by
Gen. Scho6eld. has returned 70 West Virginia.
On Monday week. he made aspeech at Morgan
town, exhibiting his high regard for negro as
tendency, aud expressing bis willingness %
tax lands Two dollars per acre % keep mp
schools negro. Of course. As he is a true
counterpart Of the present Governor, Boreman,
Of West Virginia, be vii probably bethe nom
ines Of the Radicals Of this State. Patrio,
Peirn0intl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-05-14
The Volcanic Eruption in the Pacific

Mauna Loa, in The Sandwich Islands, which
has been lately tho scene Of a terrific volcanic
explosion. is high mountain, little south Of
the central part Of the island Of Hawaii, forty
mile from the coast II was visited by Lieu
tenant Wilkes Of the United States exploring
expedition. in 1910. who ascertained its height
to be 10. 75S feet Like the Island on which
il is situated, il has been built up by volcanic
agency It's craters are numerous, one of them,
To the bottom Of which Wilkes descended. is
about fifteen thousand feet in length and eight
thousand in width, its west bank being seven
hundred and eighty-four feet deep, and its east
bank four hundred and seventy feet. The great
crater. so-caled is three and half miles long,
two and half miles wide. over thousand feet
deep, and the bottom is said to 10 occupied by
a restless lake Of liquid FIRE. II is stated that
while Lieutenant Wilkes was there this lake
overlooked. and in one night discharged about
fifteen million cubic feet of lava. A violent
eruption occurred in Mauna Loa in 1855, which
lasted thirteen months, and sent its streams Of
lava over an area estimated at three hundred
square miles. Another violent eruption began
in 1859, when three new crsters were opened
in the side of the mountain. Volcanoes arc in
deed SO frequent and violent throughout the
Sandwich Islands as to render much Of the sur
face insusceptible Of culture.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-05-14
The End Of a "Man and Brother"

Brick " Pomeroy disposesO of an ancient dar-
key in the following style:
An unpretending slab Of humble bass wood
at one end Of the square, portion in the sand
where the emsncipated dust Of the veteran re-
poses. tells the passing traveller in this simple
manner the tragic story:
SAM,
A native Of Yszoo County, Mississippi.
BoRS A SLAVE,
BRED A SLAVE,
And starved 70 death a free American citizen.
His
was a brief career, an excellent field hand and
a loyal soldier, and patriotic citizen, who
voted often and earnestly, and finally
died Of too much liberty and too
little grub
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-05-14
MARRIED.

On the Goth ult. at the residence OF the brides
father D. Capito Philippi, Barbour county, BY Rev.
Mr.. Williamson, Mr.. G. STUCKEY of Berkeley
county, to Mrs. MAMIE HAMS of the former
county.
In Shepherd.town, on TUESDAY eveninglast. 9Th
instant bv Rev. d. II. Bittle Mr.. JOSEPH W.
WALTERS to Miss SARAH MARGARET EST-
LER all Of Shepherdstown.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-05-14

RESIGNATION OF THE SECRETARY OF The
SENATE.-Col John w. Forney. Secretary Of
the Senate, has rendered his resignation of that
office to the President pro tempore, to take ef-
feet upon the qualification Of his Mr.. Forney'sl
successor. 1t is said that Mr.. Forney's object
in resigning his Office is to enable him Ia take
more active part in the approaching Presi-
dental campaign.-Wa Washington Express
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-05-14

ArPoSTxEST.-The Hon. W. W. Holden,
Governor elect OF North Carolina, has tended
the position Of private secretary on his staff to
Robt. Douglas. the eldest son of the late sena-
tor Stephel 4. Douglas, Of IIHlois.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-05-14

A CoLoRED NAN FOR CoSoREss.-Th Radi-
Gals Of the First district Of Virginia have noni-
mated Daniel NJ. Norton. colorsd, for Congress
The coloFed men Of the district are in a large
majority, anditis thOughthe viii be elected over
z. s. Aver white, who hsl been previously
#.a.to' hv portion T DE Ea'.ra' ra-tv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-05-14
Sneninl Meeting.

A SPECIAL Meeting of the Stockholders of the
Y Jefferson County Building Association will
be held at the Stone School House adjoining the
NJ. i. Church, Charlestown, on SATURDAY. the
9th day of June, at 10 o'clock, for the purpose OF
taking into consideration certain amendments TO
the Constitution. As two-thirds vote is required
under the Constitution 20 dispose Of these amend
mcnts it is earnestly desired that there will be
full attendance. BY order Of the Directors.
Nav "A. lsGs. J. ED DUKE, Secy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-05-14
Last Notice.

A Ii DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS Of the DIFF
Y ferent Townships of jefferson County, are
Hereby notified that unless the Taxes due for the
year 1857 are paid on or before the 25th day OF
MAY, 1868. shall at once proceed to collect the
zane by distraint and sale without respect to per-
sons. T. w P0TTERFGELD.
NAV II Is6s-3t Sheriff.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-05-14
Eoenitbefore the People

Watches. Rich Jewelry, Silver and Silver Pla-
tea W are of all kinds also, is Repairer Of Gold
and Silver Watches. Clocks and Jewelry Of all
kinds Call and see him. as he is determined % sell
a. low as corresponding articles can be had in Bal
tirnore. at Stewards old stand in Charlestown.
Nav Il, lsCS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-05-14

General Schofeld has appointed G. W.
GNN Mayor Of Winchester Robert Y. Con-
-ad removed
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-05-14
10 the Ladies'

NTrs. Mary +. Taylor has commenced the
M MANTUA MAKING in all its various branch
es, and respectfully solicit share Of the patron
age of the town. She will be found at the residence
OF Mrs. Walker.
NAV H. ls6S-3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-05-14
WOOL WANTED.

pHEHIGHEST CASH PRICE WILL BE PAID
for all kinds Of WOOL.
c. HORACE GALLAHER,
Harnden Express Office.
Charlestown, Nav IL, 1868.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-05-14
PRICE, GEHR & CO,
Real Estate Agents,

OFFIcE-MAIL BUILDINGS,
HAGERsTowy, ND.
THE attention Of parties having Fsrmsa and other
i properties located in the Shenandoah Valley
for sale is respectfully invited to advantages offer
cd by our Agency.
All properties placed upon our Books for Sale,
will receive full benefit Of our extensive ADVERT
sing facilities with the understanding that charge
will be made unless sale is effected. All commu.
ncations promptly answered.
PRICE, GEHR 4 CO.,
Real Estate Agents.
Nav, ls6s-tf Hsgerstown, Nd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-05-14
Carpets! Cnrpcts!!
BOOK AGENTS WANTED.

E'OR "PE0PLE's BOOK OF BIOGRAPHY, ="
j BY JANIS PATTON, the "Prince Of Blogrs-
piers" containing lives Of distinguished persons
Of all ages and countries, women well men.
handsome octave book Of over COO pages, Illus
trated with II beautiful steel engrarings. Nocom-
petition. Agenf' say IL 'eli' (asfey Than any Rock
they erer sold Terms liberal Send for Descrip-
tive Circular A. :. HALE 4 CO.,
May 7, lsGs-3m. Hartford, Conn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-05-14
New Goods.

New Goods.
4 MOTHER supply ofLADIES' DRESS GOODS
\ received to-day such as Nozambique,, Grape
Moretz, Alpaca Lustre, De LANES. &C.
NAY q. A. W. CRAMER.
NASSIMERES, HATS, &C.
Y J Another lot Of those cheap Cassimeres just re-
ceived also, style Hats, Shirt Collars Gloves,
Sacks &C. A. W. CRAMER.
May Il.
DRIED PEACHES and Apple, for sale BY
IL May IL 4. ". CRANER.
DARN Door Hangers, Superior Long Handle
ID Shovels, Steel Strap and Hinges. CARR
age and other Bolts, Curry Combs, Copper Riveb
and Burs, Sheep Shears, Metal Clothes Lines. for
sale by RANSOM DUKE.
EIELD hoes, (steel,) Grindstonss, Grindstons
Hangers, Cistern Pumps, for sale by
May u. RANSOM DUKE.
COOK STOVES for sale BY
Y MaSli. HANSON DUKE.
IN DOE. Genuine English waldron Grain .nd
~ Grass Scythes, for ssls b.
Nayl4, RASSoNs DUKE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-05-14

DON'T get married before you call and get one
| OF those splendid Plain Gold Ringsat
May IL, 1865. l.. DlNhLES'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-05-14

ONE Gross Of Poulterers' Friend or Chicken
~ Powders, q certain cure for gapes in chickens
and turkeys just received BY the agents,
Nav a. AISQUITH & BRO.
HORN Starch, Maizena,, bermuda Arrow Root,
I English Gelatine, Dessicated Cocoanut, and a
large stock Of Aavoring Extracts, just received by
Mavl4. AISQUITH 4 BRO.
- CASES Morning Star Bitters just received BY
> MavI4 AISQUITH 4 BRO.
TLOA-DE-MAYO-Pha new perfume for
/ the handkerchief, just received BY
Nav Il. AISQUITH BRO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-05-14

May Il, 1865. l.. DlNhLES'
DOSES and Verbenas, with large assortment
X Flowers from the Gardens OF Robt Steele, Esq
for sale by D. HUMPHREYS 4 co.
MAGNETIC Hammers, for sale By
vi MavI! D. HUMPHREYS & CO.
u EFRIGERATORS-mos improved patterns,
IL and Water Coolers, for sale by
Nav IL. u. HUMPHREYS 4 co.
ICE CREAM FREEZERS-to freeze in FIVE min
utes-for sale by ID. HUMPHREYS d co.
PLANTATION BELLS for sale BY
Nayl4. d. HUMPHREYS 4 co.
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AND 600 BsoArwAY NEW YoaI

OUR PLAN OF BUsINEss.-B Believing that we have
unequaed facilities for conducting business fol-
lowing statement OF facts, trust, will nnd favor
with an intelligent public
We purchase and sell only for cash, and have no
losses from selling on credit 10 provide for. The
paying customer is not therefore taxed to help pay
the debt of a customer who does not pay.
Attention is specially invited to the quality o
goods offered All goods being ordered ally
the best manufacturers purchasers may rely on get
ting the beet articles of the kind, and at only one
profit on first cost.
We are determined to keep our stock so large and
attractive. and the price OF every article low, to
make It the interest of every consumer to make
house his market for dry goods believing It TO be
more 10 interest to sell large amount of goods
at q small percentage OF profit than to do u small
business at the ordinary ct prices.
Correctness OF representa- ion and the utmost po-
liteness will be rlgidy required of all employees.
To avoid errors. all goods sold az the counter will
be remeasured In special department. for that pur-
pose, and the salesm ans calculations ex amned,
Goods always shown with pleasure, and no undue
pressur Q used to effect sales,
To our patrons who prefer buying whole or uncut
pieces, the prices will be the In the whole
sale department..
Samples and prices sent by mail whom desired.
STRAwBRIDGE & CLoTHIER,
Central Dry Goods Store
Corner Eighth and Market street,
PhiIadeInhia
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IMPROVEMENT IN PRosREss-The Grover & Baker
warerooms, Nc. 730 Chesnut street. ergong an
embellishing operation in the front which will be-
hailed "a a decided Improvement when completed
We mention this fact, are well assured that
many thousands of readers In this city and else
where are sufficiently interested In the world
renowned Grover q Baker Machines TO be gratlfi I'D
with anything Ind icat of the success and growing
popularity Of these superior Instruments. The de.
mand for the latter is greater than ever as their
immeasurable superiority over all other Sewing
Machines In use becomes more universally known
they Will take the place of ano ultimately supersede
all ohers for family use. Their adaptation for en-
broioery and ali the finer and more ornate kinds OF
sewing gives them immense advantages. AS already
slated they hire machines to persons who do not
wish 10 purchase and purchasers desire to ave
the privilege OF raging for machines In easy install
ments We regard this arrangement as q substan-
tial benz fit to the public.
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FIRST cLLss 9sTABLIsHMENT.-We take plea
sure In recording fine Improvement made by Me
William II. Helweg, at his fashionable Boot and Shoe
Emporium. No. 5S5 Arch street. next TO the corner
OF Sixth Mr.. Helweg has occupied the premises for
quite number OF years curing which time his busi
ness steadily Increased 80 that an enlargement of his
store became an actual necessity. He occupies
the entire building, and superIntends the cutting
htting' and making OF every order entrusted to him.
We have dealt with Mr.. Helweg for several years.
and have always been pleased not only with his
work (which. by the way, cannot be excelled). but
also with the promptness with which every order
was executed We cordially commend him 10 all VIII o
desire elegantly fitting Boots CATERS. at very mode
rate pIiCea,
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CT TY TIE M S.

NEW STYLES FALL CLoTHINs.-In store and receiv-
Ing daily also, new and choice styles In the piece
be made up to order. Great bargains In Summer
Goods ready made or made to order. Style, fit, aud
workmanship OF our garments surpassed by none
equalled by few.
Anprices guaranteed lower than the lowest else
where and full satisfaction guaranteed TO every pur
chaser. or the sale cancelled and money refunded.
HaHtUGy bett0een BENNETT & Co,
FVth and TUwEa HALL,
PHILADELPHuA,
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COhD SEEMS A SMALL AFTAIR.-Most people
neglect It. who minds II? Yet q Cold may turn to
Consumption, and then follows almost certain death.
Take Cold in time the0, tnat s take DR.. D. Jayne's
Expectorant. the well known standard remedy for
Coughs. Celds. Consumption, Asthma, Broachtis,
and all Pulmonary Complaints, and yoar Cold will
disappear as well ss all apprehension OF danger
Sold by all DTuRgste.
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DIED..

HAYDOCA '-On the Esd instant, THOMAS O..
HAYDOCK, n the 42d year OF his aga W.
The relatives NNpn friends OF the family also Colum-
Fire Company Nd. ~ are invited 20 attend the fane
raj from his late snce No. blS South street. on
MoDy vITT.-on the .93d Instant. JOHN, son of
John and Mary Ellen @c0, VIII; aged months
The relatives and frieDds the family are respeot-
fully Invited TO attend tbe eral from the parents'
residence, NO. l02i MoyamensinN avenue on Sunday
afternOOn.nt O'Clock
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CHARLES Stokes d. Co.,

JRwELRY.-Mr William w, Cassidy NO. gl9 South
Second street. has the largest and most attractive
assortment of fine ewelry and sverwere In the city,
Purchasers can rely upon obtaining q real. pure srti-
Gle furnished At q price which cannot be equaled.
He also has large stock OF American watches In all
varieties and at all prices vBt to his store is sure
TO result In pleasure and profit